Studies in Memory of James F. Romano Sarah Ventress

Studies in Memory of James F. Romano Sarah VentressJames F. Romano, curator of Egyptian art at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, was a leading figure in the study of ancient Egyptian art. This volume honors his memory with major studies in Egyptian art, religion, and archaeology by sixteen of his friends and colleagues, as well as a remembrance and bibliography.

Consumer Identities explores the notion of agency by tracing the role and activities of consumers from the pre-Internet age into the possible future

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When a high school honors student emerges from a police confrontation outside his home bruised and beaten

Visual Cultures also explores questions of national identity and the many issues Elkins raises suggest a wealth of promising avenues for future research

the great strength of this book is that its emphasis on neglected writers and refreshing new angles on more widely known authors sends its readers back eagerly to the primary texts

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Concerns about the effects of television on young children are a recurrent focus of public controversy

A critical and colourful commentary on the history of the fractious relationship between law and medicine over several centuries reveals compelling stories how law regulated healers and healing

Free sample: Introduction – Inbal Ben-Asher Gitler and Anat Geva

This collector’s edition gathers the print versions of artUS Magazine’s issues 31 through 33

unless radical steps are taken by the World Bank