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Exploring the intersection of classic sci-fi films and contemporary reality, this book uncovers the prophetic elements within iconic movies from the past fifty years. Michael Harris analyzes how these films forecasted societal challenges we face today while offering insights on how to navigate and potentially avert the dire futures they depicted. Through a blend of film critique and cultural commentary, the work encourages readers to reflect on the lessons embedded in these cinematic narratives.

Michael Harris embarks on a profound intellectual journey, exploring topics like UFOs, telepathy, and time travel while posing challenging questions about reality and humanity's place in the universe. He delves into the historical fascination with ancient texts, particularly the Bible, which has inspired countless scholars and seekers. The concept of The Bible Code, a supposed hidden code within the scripture, captivates imaginations and invites contemplation on divine intervention and the mysteries that shape our existence.

Exploring the passionate and enduring relationship between renowned writer Farley Mowat and his wife Claire, this book features intimate excerpts from their letters, revealing the depth of their love. It offers a unique glimpse into their lives and emotions, showcasing the power of their bond. Additionally, the publication is in collaboration with the David Suzuki Institute, adding a layer of significance to their story.

A concise, illustrated history of the British invasion of Pennsylvania and capture of the American capital in 1777. číst celé

Stay Alive reveals the hidden revolution at the heart of The Hunger Games and what it means for our age of defiant youth-led revolt.

In the first book to present Star Wars as a mirror for contemporary politics, Michael Harris reveals Star Wars' new Left roots.

Key statistics principles for anyone studying or working in medicine and healthcare who needs a basic overview of the subject. Now in its fourth edition Medical Statistics Made Easy, is the perennial bestseller in its field and is widely used on a variety of courses and programmes worldwide.

The leading thinker about technology's corrupting influence on our collective psyche. Newsweek

Barcelona. 25 cm. 236 p. Encuadernación en tapa dura de editorial con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Colección 'Contextos'. Traducción de Fernando Borrajo. Soledad .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. ISBN: 978-84-493-3421-4

This set is designed for intermediate learners of English, offering a comprehensive approach to language acquisition through engaging content and structured exercises. The curriculum focuses on real-life situations, promoting communicative competence and critical thinking skills. Each unit presents thematic topics that encourage students to explore cultural contexts and develop their language abilities in practical scenarios. The Students' Book features a variety of texts, dialogues, and activities that enhance vocabulary and grammar understanding, while the Workbook provides additional practice through exercises that reinforce the concepts learned in the main book. Key themes include personal identity, social issues, and global perspectives, fostering an awareness of diverse cultures and viewpoints. Students can expect to encounter relatable characters in dialogues and scenarios that reflect contemporary life, facilitating a connection to the material. The integrated approach of the set aims to build confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills, making it a valuable resource for classroom use or self-study.