Existuje viacero autorov s týmto menom v databáze Goodreads. Toto je Steven Smith, (predvolený profil).
Focusing on the intersection of geometry and art, this book delves into the mathematical principles that underpin artistic expression. It showcases how artists utilize geometric concepts to enhance their work, offering a fresh perspective on the relationship between these two fields. Through vivid examples and insightful analysis, it reveals the beauty and complexity of geometry in the creative process.
This follow-up volume to Sheltering Mercy will help you rediscover the rich treasures of the Psalms--through a free verse prayer rendering of their poems and hymns--as a guide to personal devotion and meditation.
Expanding on the radically inclusive practices presented in The Way of Fire and Ice, this next-step book teaches you how to tap into the forces of the Nordic cosmos.
The North East Coast presents a selection of true-life accounts from the region's fascinating maritime and seafaring history. Ken Smith throws the spotlight on such exciting episodes as Grace Darling and the rescue of survivors from the Forfarshire, the birth of the first purpose-built lifeboat and the career of the Mauretania.
The extraordinary story of a true hermit, an alternative way of life and endless isolation in the Scottish Highlands. Written with Will Millard, Ken Smith's The Way of the Hermit is an unforgettable journey of discovery, as one man pits his wits against the wilderness for four decades.
A determined investigator is tasked by the President to uncover and eliminate the loopholes in global markets that disproportionately benefit the wealthy elite. Alongside a skilled team, he must navigate the complexities of finance and power dynamics to dismantle the systems that perpetuate inequality. The story explores themes of corruption, justice, and the struggle against economic disparity as they strive to level the playing field.
Rediscover the rich treasures of the Psalms--through free-verse prayer renderings of their poems and hymns--as a guide to personal devotion and meditation.
These compelling stories offer a detailed look at a part of the country many Americans only glimpse through an airplane window from 30,000 feet—the small towns of the rural Midwest. The characters here—struggling to raise children and build a better future, or just to escape their past; searching for connection on social media and longing for the glory days of youth, even as they put on pounds and lose hair; good citizens, and criminal—populate a landscape of emotional peaks and valleys far more varied and interesting than the flat physical terrain they inhabit. They are the people we’ve left behind when we moved to the city, or the people we’ve become. They are us.
Set against the backdrop of 1996 Northern Ireland, the story follows Sergeant Nick Adair as he valiantly defends a British Army border post from an IRA attack. Despite his bravery, the narrative takes a twist when the witnesses to the event distort the truth, portraying themselves as heroes while branding Adair a coward. This exploration of heroism, betrayal, and the complexities of war reveals the harsh realities faced by those caught in the crossfire of conflict.
Understanding the mechanics of memory can significantly enhance teaching strategies for language educators. This book delves into cognitive processes related to memory, offering insights that can inform curriculum development and lesson planning. By applying these principles, teachers can create more effective learning environments that improve student retention and overall success in language acquisition.