The Archaeology of War Joyce Tyldesley

The Archaeology of War Joyce TyldesleyThe book analyses the history of violence in the twentieth and twenty first centuries and traces the many situations, images, motifs and sources for this experience of unbounded violence that characterizes our times.

Focusing on the representation of the physical body

neurosciences

showing how it has changed and considering what further reforms might take place

Directed at a truly interdisciplinary market

Into the Story 2: More Stories

Examines colonial medical policy and the ways in which doctors of the Colonial Medical Service dealt with the day-to-day reality of care-giving in Imperial Africa

politics and performance

This book will prompt senior students

This book explores the neglected history of textile crafts in projects of social and moral reform and considers how historical processes have become materialised in contemporary humanitarian craft-work

This book captures some of the major debates that have taken place within the profession over the past 25 years and suggests how these can be used to inform the future development of libraries

presents a well-argued approach to the value of children’s picture books as a way to look at contemporary issues of social justice while building connections that promote a literacy that is multi-dimensional

Winner of the 2021 TaPRA Edited Collection Prize