Peter J. Smith Knihy

Exploring the representation of scatology in English literature from Chaucer to Swift, this book provides a lively examination of flatulence and bodily functions across four centuries. It delves into the cultural and historical significance of these themes, making it a valuable resource for scholars and students of English literature and cultural history. The engaging narrative combines humor with serious analysis, appealing to those interested in the intersection of literature and the human experience.

Exploring the enigma of death and the afterlife, the narrative delves into humanity's deep-seated fears and beliefs surrounding mortality. It challenges conventional perspectives shaped by media and popular culture, questioning the existence of heaven and hell. The text invites readers to confront the uncertainty of what lies beyond the final breath, suggesting that not all beliefs can coexist as truth. Through this examination, it seeks to unravel the mystery of existence after death and provoke thoughtful reflection on life’s ultimate questions.

This practical logbook is designed for construction management, allowing users to efficiently record essential details of their projects. It includes sections for documenting the project name, visitor logs, schedules, problem tracking, safety issues, work summaries, and employee information. The comprehensive format supports effective communication and organization, making it an invaluable tool for professionals in the construction industry.

In a captivating magical fantasy, Wizardess Marigold and her diverse companions face overwhelming odds against the malevolent forces of Sanrue's realm. As they navigate a world filled with dark creatures and perilous challenges, the group relies on their unique skills and forges unexpected friendships. Their journey is marked by resilience and determination, with their survival hinging on the enigmatic Magic of Golden Sorrow. Action, adventure, and intrigue abound as they battle for their lives in this enchanting tale.

Into Statistics: A Guide to Understanding Statistical Concepts in Engineering and the Sciences is a textbook for undergraduate students with a view to teaching the formal concepts of statistics in a lively relevant way. Features of the book include: - software applications (MINITAB); - real data in examples and exercises; - innovative exercises of grades difficulty following each chapter; - real situations that students can relate to; - extensive use of data analytic techniques with step-by-step worked examples and integrated use of software; - interesting diverse application areas including engineering, business and social science; - emphasis on the visual qualities of data; - innovative computer exercises finish each chapter. The book assumes a high school mathematics background and a concurrent course in Calculus. It teaches from first principles, providing simple proofs, where appropriate. All formulas are explained. This is a rigorous introductory text.