Emma Williams
Autore di It's Easier to Reach Heaven Than the End of the Street: A Jerusalem Memoir
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Emma Williams is Assistant Professor in the Centre for Education Studies, Universe of Warwick. She was previously Philosopher-in-Residence at Rugby School, where she taught Philosophy across the curriculum and helped develop interdisciplinary courses for the new A Level Qualification The Extended mostra altro Project. She has a background in Philosophy, particularly Post-Kantian European Philosophy and the Philosophy of Education. Her work explores the themes, of language rationality and subjectivity Within the context of education. mostra meno
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The Ways We Think: From the Straits of Reason to the Possibilities of Thought (Journal of Philosophy of Education) (2015) 1 copia
Anger Control Training 3 Vol Pack (Practical Training Manuals) by Emma Williams (2007-07-30) (1757) 1 copia
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By His Hands, We Shall Be Fed: A Collection of Recipes — Collaboratore — 1 copia
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A História de Hurry (Em Portuguese do Brasil) di Emma Williams
“A história de Hurry é o relato de como um burrinho pintado de zebra conseguiu trazer alegria a um grande grupo de crianças que viviam uma realidade desoladora. Uma vitória da imaginação infantil sobre o ódio e as guerras impostos pelo mundo adulto – mas o livro é baseado em um caso real.”
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Stunning artwork-unique and intricate in the variety of mediums used and way they are placed and done in conjunction with the text. It is a powerful, emotional, and bittersweet story. It is well done that the story of the donkey-zebra is more light-hearted, shines some hope into a dark and devastating situation, and then at the end of the book goes in depth about the actual events in the area-the true story behind Hurry the donkey, and the meaning of the phrases used during the narrative. I learned a lot just from the back part.… (altro)
Stunning artwork-unique and intricate in the variety of mediums used and way they are placed and done in conjunction with the text. It is a powerful, emotional, and bittersweet story. It is well done that the story of the donkey-zebra is more light-hearted, shines some hope into a dark and devastating situation, and then at the end of the book goes in depth about the actual events in the area-the true story behind Hurry the donkey, and the meaning of the phrases used during the narrative. I learned a lot just from the back part.… (altro)
A young donkey witnesses the suffering of children in occupied Gaza and helps by letting a zookeeper paint stripes on him to make him a pretend zebra that they can enjoy at the zoo. A provocative, inspiring story.
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