Literárny štýl Crawfordsa je známy svojou lyričnosťou a hlbokým skúmaním vzťahu medzi človekom a prírodou. Vo svojich dielach sa často zaoberá témami pôdy, poľnohospodárstva a cyklov života, pričom využíva bohatý, opisný jazyk na vykreslenie scén a emócií. Jeho písanie evokuje pocit zmyslového spojenia s krajinou a reflexie nad jednoduchosťou vidieckeho života. Čitatelia si cenia jeho schopnosť pretvoriť každodenné zážitky na zmysluplné a poetické rozprávanie.
Focusing on actionable strategies, this guide offers a roadmap to reach your goals effectively. It emphasizes determination and persistence as key components for success, providing readers with practical steps and insights to overcome obstacles. The book aims to empower individuals to take charge of their journey, fostering a mindset geared towards achievement.
The narrative centers on Bill Starr, a curmudgeonly character facing end-of-life decisions that reveal the values shaping his life and those of his heirs. Through a sardonic lens, the story explores the significance of material possessions and the differing perceptions of value among family members. Stanley Crawford's wry commentary invites readers to reflect on the meaning of values in a world where they are often contested.
Focusing on the groundbreaking journeys of Mary Stone and Ida Kahn, this narrative highlights their roles as the first female Chinese doctors trained in Western medicine. Their dedication transformed healthcare in China by challenging traditional practices, such as foot binding, and advocating for surgical solutions and female medical education. Born in Kiukiang and influenced by missionaries, their story illustrates how they overcame immense challenges to effect lasting change, ultimately saving countless lives and reshaping societal norms.
From his New Mexico mountain home, award-winning author Stanley Crawford writes about growing garlic and selling it. The book is a favourite not only for its assemblage of garlic and farming lore but for what it tells us about how to live a satisfying life. This beloved book, first published in 1992, is now available only from the University of New Mexico Press.
""Forty years ago I first linked up with Unguentine and we made love on twin-hulled catamarans, sails a-billow, bless the seas . . ." So begins the courtship of a certain Unguentine to the woman we know only as "Mrs. Unguentine," the chronicler of their sad, fantastical tale. For forty years, they sail the seas together, alone on a giant land-covered barge of their own devising. They tend their gardens, raise a child, invent an artificial forest--all the while steering clear of civilization. Log of the S.S. The Mrs Unguentine is a masterpiece of modern domestic life, a comic novel of closeness and difficulty, miscommunication and stubborn resolve. Rarely has a book so perfectly registered the secret solitude of marriage, how shared loneliness can result in a powerful bond."--Publisher description
Virgil Hart, a dedicated Superintendent for Methodist Missions, played a pivotal role in establishing Western hospitals and girls' schools in Sichuan Province from 1866 to 1901. His mission was driven by a deep faith and a commitment to provide medical care and education to underserved Chinese communities, often facing resistance from Qing Dynasty officials and local elites. Despite his significant contributions, his final year was marked by the destruction of his efforts, fueled by prevalent superstitions among the population.
Volume I
Featuring a collection of children's poems, this volume captivates young readers with its engaging illustrations that enhance the learning experience. The whimsical and educational nature of the poems encourages creativity and imagination among students, making it a delightful addition to any child's library.
The narrative centers on an unnamed protagonist grappling with thoughts of suicide, delving into the meaning behind his material belongings and the small, often overlooked moments that shape his existence. As he contemplates his impending actions, the story explores deep themes of introspection, the weight of memories, and the search for significance in a seemingly indifferent world.
Focusing on leadership, Dr. Crawford outlines three essential strategies for enhancing instructional capacity. Through a detailed exploration, he emphasizes the significance of effective leadership in education and provides actionable insights to empower educators and improve teaching practices.
Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century China, the narrative follows Dr. Edgerton H. Hart, who returns to his birthplace to lead a hospital built by his father. His medical expertise earns him respect among both locals and foreigners. The story also features Caroline Hart, whose personal journal reveals her anticipation and excitement as she prepares for her journey to China. The tale intertwines personal ambition with the broader themes of mission work and cultural exchange, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of medical practice in a foreign land.