Bücher von James Morris

Biology: How Life Works helps introductory majors students understand the story of biology.

Dive into the creative world with "The Starving Artist's Guide to Survival: 20 Short Stories of Inspiration and Motivation". This book provides a unique, moving exploration into the trials, triumphs, and creative impulse of twenty distinct artists. Each story is a beacon of hope, showing you that even in times of struggle, creativity can flourish and endure.* **Heartfelt Inspiration:** These 20 true stories of artists surviving against all odds will inspire both artists and non-artists alike with their dedication, resilience, grit, and raw talent.* **Diverse Perspectives:** The artists within these pages span an array of disciplines - painters, writers, sculptors, musicians, photographers, and more. Each artist's unique journey provides different insights into the creative process.* **Unforgettable Stories:** Each tale is a universe of struggle, perseverance, and eventual victory, imbued with lessons that will resonate with every reader.* **Motivational Messages:** Discover the power of faith in oneself, the impact of hard work and persistence, and the importance of an unwavering belief in your dreams - messages that translate seamlessly into all aspects of life.* **A True Guide:** Beyond the power of an inspirational read, this book also offers practical tips and advice to navigate the artist's life, making it a proper guide for those walking the artistic path.The Starving Artist's Guide to Survival is not only a book; it's a tribute to the spirit of all artists who're striving to make their mark in the world. It's perfect for anyone in need of encouragement, direction, and a spark of creative passion. Unleash the artist in you with a book that will remain in your memory and guide you through your creative journey.

A Pacific Coast Vacation, has been considered important throughout human history. In an effort to ensure that this work is never lost, we have taken steps to secure its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for both current and future generations. This complete book has been retyped, redesigned, and reformatted. Since these books are not scans of the authors' original publications, the text is readable and clear.

This concluding volume brings readers up to the death of Winston Churchill in 1965. "Morris has written an unorthodox masterpiece...[a] book filled with superb studies of battles, ceremonies, landscapes, confrontations and, above all, characters" (New York Times Book Review). Index. A Helen and Kurt Wolff Book

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In recent years zooarchaeology has started to move beyond the purely economic towards social interpretations. In particular, these 'social' interpretations have often concentrated upon complete or partial animal burials rather than upon the disarticulated and fragmented faunal remains more commonly recovered from archaeological sites. This book presents a study of these associated bone groups from the Neolithic to late Medieval periods of southern England and Yorkshire. Not only does it present data on over 2000 deposits, it also discusses their interpretation, arguing that most are based on generalised period-based assumptions. It is proposed that a biographical approach to these types of deposit, allows the investigation of the specific above ground actions behind their creation, moving away from generalisations towards individual interpretations. The study shows the value of not only utilising specialist data, but integrating such knowledge with other archaeological evidence and theoretical approaches. The book is divided into three main sections. The first two chapters discuss the history of associated bone groups in the archaeological record and how they are created by human and natural actions. The second section consists of detailed chapters (three to nine) discussing the evidence from each region and period. The third section discusses trends in the data and the problems with how they are interpreted. It outlines and tests the use of a biographical approach and discusses the implications of these findings for wider research.