The history of Oklahoma runs through the thousands of towns that sprang up in the wake of statehood and even before then - readable in the traces of bygone days, if you know what to look for. Jeffrey Schmidt conducts readers, armchair travellers and adventurers alike, through places that tell Oklahoma’s story.
The book reflects five years of immersive fieldwork with the Haida First Nation in Old Massett and Masset, showcasing Joseph Weiss's insights as an anthropology professor. It delves into themes of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada and addresses research ethics in social sciences. Additionally, Weiss's collaboration with the University of Chicago and the Field Museum on the Open Fields Project highlights the complexities of museum-Indigenous relationships, contributing to a broader understanding of cultural interactions and ethical considerations in anthropological research.
The Funny Side Collection
Featuring a blend of humor and education, this collection showcases a variety of cartoons alongside intriguing facts and trivia about the lighter side of life. Created by a talented cartoonist and a physician professor, it illustrates how laughter can serve as a form of medicine, making it both entertaining and enlightening for readers.
The Funny Side Collection
Featuring a blend of humorous cartoons and intriguing trivia, this collection aims to entertain while providing insightful facts about a universally relatable topic. Created by a talented cartoonist and a physician professor, it highlights the idea that humor can serve as a form of healing. The engaging content promises both laughter and knowledge, making it a unique addition to any bookshelf.
Exploring the often-ignored topic of feces, this book dives into the fascinating aspects of digestion, health, and the microbiome. It presents a wealth of information in an engaging and colorful format, making complex subjects accessible and entertaining. Readers will discover the significance of excrement in both human and animal experiences, with insights that can enhance understanding of wellness and digestion. Packed with trivia, this volume invites casual browsing or thorough reading, promising to transform perceptions about a universally shared topic.
Exploring the often-taboo subject of feces, this book offers a wealth of information on digestion, gut health, and the microbiome, presented in an entertaining and visually engaging format. It aims to enlighten readers about the significance of excrement in both human and animal experiences, highlighting its role in health and wellness. With a mix of trivia and essential knowledge, the book encourages readers to appreciate this universal aspect of life, making it a unique addition to any library that promises both fun and insight.
Exploring the often-overlooked topic of digestion and waste, this book provides a humorous yet informative look at the various aspects of poop, from its biological significance to cultural perceptions. It covers a wide range of subjects, including the gut-brain-microbiome connection and the environmental impact of human waste. With colorful illustrations and engaging entries, readers can enjoy random facts or read the book in its entirety. The content is designed to spark conversation, blending serious health insights with quirky trivia about excrement.
Delving into the often-overlooked topic of waste, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of feces across various species, including humans, who contribute significantly to daily waste. It combines humor and knowledge, presenting fascinating facts that range from health-related insights to quirky behaviors associated with excrement. With over a hundred euphemisms and engaging illustrations, it invites readers to appreciate the role of poop in life, making it both an informative and entertaining read that can spark lively discussions or provide a quick exit from awkward conversations.