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Complemented by photographs of individual productions, Mr David's book comprises studies of major English productions of Shakespeare during the 1970s.

John Skorupski examines the difference between or primitive and scientific modes of thought and the relationships between magic, religion and science.

A helpful self-study guide, and an excellent reference source for students and instructors of Japanese.

John Dearlove's aim is to make sense of the changes brought about by the Local Government Act of 1972 and the discussion they generated.

This book treats Russian art and architecture up to the 1970s together and relates them to the social and intellectual pressures of the Russian age.

This is a reissue of Professor Stern's distinguished study of German prose from the death of Goethe to the heyday of the Wilhelminian Empire.

In this book, leading scholars from the social sciences discuss theoretical and empirical studies of justice.

First modern edition of a controversial seventeenth-century political and religious work.

Professor Vernon's book is an exposition of the fundamental psychology of human motivation.

This is the first British textbook dealing solely with sign linguistics.

This book describes the impact of European civilization upon traditional African societies and considers the fundamental relations between the various structural changes that accompanied it.

From the perspectives of a wide range of disciplines, this volume studies a variety of cognitive and affective processes in the context of children's friendships.

Christopher Innes examines the concerns and perceptions of dramatists writing in German between 1945 and 1977 to analyse the theatrical forms they developed or adapted.

Ideal for students with its abundant exercises, this book is an example of the emerging discipline of mathematics education, as well as being about surfaces.

This book is both a high-level popularization and a critical appraisal of the methods scientists use to investigate the physical world.

Selected papers presented at the 1989 international conference on group theory held in St Andrews.

Dr Shaban challenges the view that the 'Abb sid Revolution was precipitated by the failure of the Arab rulers to treat their Iranian subjects as equals.

This anthology chronicles Newnham College from its struggling origins in 1871 to 1971 with vignettes and anecdotes.

This book attempts to describe and analyse the social relationships as well as the politics when Sri Lanka became independent.

Broad's characteristically shrewd survey of Leibniz provides a very clear, detailed and orderly guide to a notoriously difficult philosophical system.