Stephen Wright je laureátom ocenenia Whiting Award za fikciu a štipendií Guggenheim Fellowship a Lannan Literary Fellowship. Jeho próza, hlboko zakorenená v jeho zážitkoch z vietnamskej vojny, sa vyznačuje surovou úprimnosťou a filozofickou hĺbkou. Wright skúma zložité psychologické krajiny svojich postáv s intenzívnou introspekciou a precíznym jazykovým citom, čím si získal uznanie ako významný hlas v modernej americkej literatúre.
A fascinating history of one of the oldest Baptist associations in America. This book traces the history of the Shaftsbury Baptist Association from its founding in 1781 to the middle of the 19th century. Along the way, it provides valuable insights into the lives and beliefs of America's early Baptists. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of religion in America.
Using the Latest Digital Technologies to Support Growth, Efficiency and Delight Customers Throughout the Customer's Touchpoints
Focusing on the integration of customer service and marketing data, this book highlights the importance of utilizing advanced digital technologies to enhance user experience. It argues that businesses must adapt to these innovations to remain competitive in today's market. By optimizing customer touchpoints, companies can drive growth, improve efficiency, and ensure customer satisfaction. The text serves as a guide for organizations aiming to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Set in a small town in northern New South Wales, the narrative follows Acker, a woman who listens to others' tales of violence and pain while finding solace in writing and music. As she interacts with those seeking to share their stories, the book explores themes of trauma, healing, and the complexities of human experience. Through Acker's journey, readers encounter a richly woven tapestry of horror and beauty, revealing her hidden histories and unique perspectives on life.
New edition of 9781409564027 - a thin board book. Now converted into a stylish hardback with thick paper. A big picture book with giant fold-out pages to satisfy the curiosity of every young space enthusiast. Everything children need to know about the solar system, which is dispalyed on a huge double-gate fold. Makes a perfect gift which children will pore over for hours.
The book explores NATO's evolution following the Cold War, arguing that the Alliance not only transformed itself but also positively influenced Europe's security landscape, achieving unprecedented stability since the Napoleonic Wars. It challenges traditional alliance theories by demonstrating that NATO's adaptability and proactive role in shaping its environment affirm its status as a historically significant alliance. The analysis prompts a reevaluation of the belief that alliances dissolve when their original purpose ceases to exist.
The book features a collection of poetic dialogues that explore the author's spiritual journey and relationship with the divine. Through these conversations, profound themes of faith, love, and existential inquiry are examined, inviting readers to reflect on their own beliefs and experiences. The lyrical style enhances the emotional depth, making it a contemplative read for those seeking a deeper understanding of spirituality and connection with God.
Focusing on the nature and context of preaching, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to the practice within the church. It emphasizes the importance of theological reflection for effective preaching, addressing key components such as theological rationale and live communication dynamics. The author sets a constructive agenda for enhancing preaching as a vital aspect of Christian practice, benefiting preachers, congregations, and the broader church community. This work encourages ongoing development in spirituality, understanding, and skill in preaching.
Case Studies from Europe
Capital investment in European health systems has to take account of an array of challenges and the demographic and epidemiological transitions associated with an ageing population; advances in medical technologies and pharmaceuticals; rising public expectations; and persistent health inequalities.This volume presents 11 case studies from across Europe and these offer a variety of perspectives on current issues relating to health capital investment and ways of trying to meet present challenges as well as those of the future. The case studies include the Orbis Medical Centre, Sittard, and the Martini Hospital, Groningen (both in the Netherlands); the St Olav's Hospital in Trondheim (Norway); the New Karolinska Solna Hospital in Stockholm (Sweden); the Coxa Hospital in Tampere (Finland); the Rhön Klinikum Group (Germany); the John Paul II Hospital in Krakow (Poland); the Alzira model in the Valencia region (Spain); regional planning in Northern Ireland and Tuscany (Italy); and the Private Finance Initiative (England).