Nové, aktualizované a doplněné vydání turistického průvodce Irskem. Najdete v něm přehledně a detailně popsané hlavní turistické trasy, pamětihodnosti, hotely, ale i tipy na individuální turistiku, včetně cen ubytování, dopravy a potravin.
Dozvíte se spoustu užitečných informací o historii a kultuře od pravěku až po současnost, včetně detailů o turisticky atraktivních místech, ale i o zapadlých koutech, kde na vás dýchne duch a atmosféra dávných dob. Průvodce je samozřejmě doplněn velkým množstvím map a barevných fotografií.
Třetí vydání.
Annotation. Lover luck and larceny: memoirs from Broome, by Cambridge scholar John Thompson-Gray, recounts lives shaped by the Battle at Broome. The narrative spans thrilling events such as flying under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, sinking submarines, enduring POW camps, and surviving cyclones. It highlights the love stories of figures like Aboriginal-European sea Captain Alfred Brown, whose paternal affection serves as a guiding example, and missionary surgeon Dr. Jean Davies, whose life reflects Divine Love. The dedication of Shibata to the Zero fighter and Lamade to the USS Houston showcases the valor of flying sailors. New research unveils untold tales of luck, love, and grand larceny, emphasizing the heroism of women alongside their partners in six love affairs. Jack Palmer's beachcomber life turns into a Grand Larceny mystery as thirty thousand diamonds vanish from a downed plane. Readers are invited to join the investigation. Background stories feature Captain Lester Brain of Qantas, U.S. military personnel, lifesavers at Roebuck Bay, and overland rescuers to Carnot Bay, alongside Zero pilots and those lost or saved by the sea, all woven together in a rich tapestry of history and adventure.
Paul B. Thompson covers diet and health issues, livestock welfare, world
hunger, food justice, environmental ethics, Green Revolution technology and
GMOs in this concise but comprehensive study. He shows how food can be a nexus
for integrating larger social issues in social inequality, scientific
reductionism, and the eclipse of morality.
The author offers advice on designing an oral history project; discusses
reliability of oral evidence; considers the context of the development of
historical writing including its social function; and looks at memory, the
self and the use of drama and therapy. schovat popis
