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  • by Christena Horsfall
    £13.49 - 17.49

  • by Luis Giovanni Marquez
    £21.49

    In this academic work, Luis Marquez uncovers the paradoxical notion of the human psyche that brings about an eruptual end to the meaningless abyss of post-modernism. By bringing together the works and thoughts of numerous great thinkers such as: Socrates, Aristotle, Baruch Spinoza, Slavoj ¿i¿ek, Jacques Lacan, Friedrich Nietzsche and Alasdair MacIntyre; Luis Marquez is able to elicit a rich philosophical discourse. The main theme of this work is to tackle the prevailing decline of Aristotelian teleology or the telos, its ethical dimension in Western political and cultural thought. Following the critique of ¿i¿ek and MacIntyre about post-modernism's inherent absence of a coherent, purposeful political and culture discourse, Luis Marquez argues for the revival of the telos within a political society by unlocking its revolutionary potential within human unconsciousness. Marquez formulates a compelling critique of contemporary philosophers who argue that the telos is lost or has gone extinct, by demonstrating the contrary, as a critical component of human relations and a vital source of further human progression and happiness.

  • by Brenda Jessup
    £15.49 - 20.49

  • by Richard R Wyly
    £13.49 - 20.49

  • by Sheila Leigh Williams
    £11.49

    This book is an inspirational collection of hand drawn designs for all ages that include tabletop games, crafts and projects with the underlying theme of self-improvement through guided art creation. Written from a place of physical disability, this book hopes to encourage others to push their own limits through artistic participation that challenge social norms and encourage all round acceptance. There is no 'wrong way' in this book and the 'funky' terrain of the book encourages others to do their best with what they have been given...in my case with what I have left! Have fun with life - it helps!

  • by Marina Salsa
    £14.49 - 16.49

  • by Niraj Sharma
    £14.49 - 22.49

  • by David Thrasher
    £11.49 - 17.49

  • by Anthony Mercier
    £18.49 - 23.99

  • - A Villainous Journey
    by Robin A Pugh
    £13.49

    Just when you think you know what's happening ... think again! The psychotic mind is unstoppable. Once you begin reading it's almost impossible to put this book down. A chilling thriller with lust, greed, deceit, thievery and murder, cleverly disguised with surprising twists throughout. A villainous journey from Toronto, Canada to Dover, England. Trying to make sense of the most horrifying events is impossible. A cast of likeable characters ... or are they? People are capable of doing anything when millions of dollars are at stake and often forget what they do not want to remember. However, for some, they will definitely remember what they can't forget!

  • by Vicki Williams
    £14.99

    A doggington bark. A doggington woof. A doggington growl... Dogs are everywhere and troubled retiree Lindy Styre is terrified of dogs. Even a walk through her neighbourhood is fraught with peril... How can such a fraidy-cat gain any self-respect? Enter an unexpected inheritance! Casting aside anxiety and self-doubt, with the support of her arty best friend and practical ex-husband, Lindy uses her windfall to stage a show at the local Fimbria Festival. Will fresh exploits and colourful new companions prop up Lindy's mental health? Or will her haunted past upstage her theatrical ambitions? Whatever the finale, Lindy's bold adventure is bound to have a dramatic effect on her future happiness...

  • - How Often and How Much? ( Poetry Quartets )
    by Sabah Michael Yacoub
    £13.99 - 18.49

  • - Building Reliable Performance and Recovering from Error
    by Gary Phillips
    £18.99

    Praise for The Self-Correcting Organization"A must-read for every manager! Gary's best work to date." Doug Moynihan - Hospital CEO"With wisdom and good humor drawn from a life well lived, Gary Phillips has written an important and timely book, full of insights to help our organizations self-correct." Kevin Page - President of the Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy University of Ottawa Former Parliamentary Budget Officer of Canada"The Self-Correcting Organization is clearly written, easy to follow, logical, thought provoking and psychologically sound. It does a good job of capturing a mature consultant's life's thinking." Richard Schwindt - author of Emotional Recovery from Workplace MobbingThe "how-to manual" for resilient performance and Self-Correcting systems. - Optimize processes with minimal effort. - Improve culture without mentioning culture. - Diagnose performance issues in 6 questions.Packed with fresh ideas, practical tools and reliable techniques! Warning! Contains innovative ideas and unconventional wisdom. Readers suffering from hardening of the attitudes, advanced certainty, or "We've always done it this way." may experience - inspiration, "Whoa, that was obvious!", or "I think I can do this." May cause transient creativity. When in doubt consult others in your organization for feedback.

  • by Ashley Katherine Pritchard-Vignjevic
    £12.49

    The story "Two Sisters Too Many" follows Avah as she describes the ups and downs of being a big sister to not only one, but two sisters. Being a big sister can be an exciting time, but sometimes it can be overwhelming. Sometimes she can't find her favourite purple sparkly bow for her hair, and other times she has two best friends to chase bubbles and play pretend with. This book illustrates some situations and feelings Avah expressed while learning her new role as a big sister; times two!

  • by Payton a Sproule
    £15.49

    Amaryllis of Serilion, a shy and quiet princess is heading to Arlon-the largest kingdom in Europe-for the final party, the Choosing Ceremony, where she will be selected by a prince to join in marriage. As tradition, she will return to the kingdom from which her prince descends, and become queen in his land. It is a huge event which had been occurring for several generations. The tradition had always been successful in bringing kingdoms together, and creating happy marriages. Except, this event is tragically ruined when Amaryllis breaks the tradition, running deep into the most dangerous area known to man, the dark forest. Within the dark forest-haunted by horrifying creatures-she accidentally awakens an odious demon which had been contained for two thousand years. The malevolent demon unleashes its build up of rage onto the land, possessing the earth's purity with evil. Amaryllis is filled with an unbearable guilt, which drives her to fi x what she had done. She informs the royal subjects of the dreadful accident, then takes off on a daunting journey full of magic, horror, and danger where she hopes to kill the demon, and restore the earth to what it once was.

  • - The Secret
    by Chelinay Gates
    £21.49

    "The best piece of literature I've read in a long time. I could see, hear, feel, taste and smell the story... it stands the reader between the past and the future, the earth below and the heavenly aspect above... The Secret becomes the vehicle for forgiveness, compassion and love." - Laksar Burra Author of "Spirit of the Night Sky" Answering her dying great-grandmother's call, Lucy is lured into the dark red heart of Australia's Great Sandy Desert. Indigenous mother tongues Mangala and Wajarri exquisitely mimic the landscapes and evoke a feeling of timelessness that transports Lucy and the all-female search party into a Dreamtime World, where she learns to respect the Lore, Country and herself. "Like the striking of an ancient gong, I heard my name, Lucy Lucky-Child." "Impressed by the strong writing voice and the beautiful sense of place depicted in Lucky-Child. Lucy's coming-of-age is compelling and infused with emotion. The Secret is an impressive accomplishment and difficult to put down." - Black and Write Australian Publisher

  • by Isobel Raven
    £15.49

    On her 75th birthday in July of 3015, Elve receives a letter from the Glorious New World Republic of Asia and the Americas. The government demands, but nicely, that she begin to plan for her Glorious Death which will be solemnized upon her eightieth birthday. Elve decides that she will not do it. Instead, she will devote her remaining years to disseminating her precious books, books which have miraculously survived a thousand years of cultural upheavals, political stupidity, and environmental devastation. Her book project is stillborn when five-year-old Hom comes to live with her. Caring for the boy, teaching him, and protecting him from government authorities consume all her energies. The Statesfield ruins (Hom's "Roons") across the road from Elve's condo are both an icon of peril and a place of sanctuary in the story.

  • by Elaine Florence Singleton
    £14.49 - 18.49

  • - A Woman's Battle for Equality and Respect in Canada's Mining Industry
    by Cathy Mulroy
    £20.49 - 24.49

  • by Nerissa Macaltao
    £26.99

    A registered nurse with 16 years of clinical experience who face difficulties and challenges in life that she could never imagined started to encounter the angelic realms through various ways that helped shape her destiny. This book will guide you step by step how the angelic beings manifest themselves ,signs how the angelic beings wants to communicate with you,the different kinds of angels and the specific role each one performs.Powerful meditation guide to help you connect to the angels.

  • by Robb Thomas
    £10.49

    Gerald and Harry are two best friends who set out on a great adventure to find the mythical Gumpy fruit, only to realize there is so much more to learn on the adventure than just finding the sweet fruit.

  • by Lorne Christensen
    £17.49 - 22.49

  • by Vito Montez
    £14.49 - 22.99

  • by Renu Arora
    £21.99 - 27.99

  • by Norm Meech
    £12.49 - 20.49

  • by Melanie Maria Sherlock
    £10.49 - 14.49

  • by Stuart James McKee
    £10.49

    This is an enlightening and entertaining book designed to inspire creativity and spark a child's imagination as it talks about many different ways that they can grow up to be an everyday hero. They don't have to be a Superhero to be a hero in someone's life. And at the end of every day, A Hero Needs His Sleep.

  • by Rhonda C Leibel
    £14.49

    BACK COVER: Arissa Kaytor believed in the stories and fairy tales of enduring love between man and woman and that renouncing a future with little to no love in it served only to enhance existence, but would the subsequent cost of her success disparage the love she longed for? Fritz Van Weiss silently admired her attributes and overwhelming insistence to go forward with her plans, but was he too late and had his impending suppression caused him to lose the only love he had ever desired?

  • - Golden Retriever
    by Donna Santini
    £12.49 - 16.49

  • by Michael Peter Rauh
    £12.49 - 17.49

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