A Revolution Across Art and Science Terry G. WilfongA Revolution Across Art and Science examines how laborers reimagined knowledge during a high point of radicalism in modern Chinese history. Encouraged to become curators, historians, writers, artists, technicians, scientists, and other kinds of experts, Chinese workers and peasants were mobilized to produce new knowledge in the humanities and sciences. Moving beyond the economic questions that have dominated most previous scholarship on the Great Leap
the social theory and philosophy of Max Scheler have never been examined for the significance of their political thought
Considers cultural and social implications in each case
This new edition has been thoroughly revised and provides clinicians with the latest advances in the management of patients in critical care
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Detailing Mary Wykeham’s biography
or teaching public policy at SUNY's Empire State College
Includes a series of dialogues with filmmakers
the Scottish artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912-2004) visited the Grindelwald Glacier in Switzerland
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it covers the span of Pressoir’s long life (1902-86) with a particular focus on the interwar decades (1920-40)
The first monograph on the newly-emerging field valleytronics
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