The Unspoken Morality of Childhood

The Unspoken Morality of ChildhoodThe Unspoken Morality of Childhood: Family, Friendship, Self Esteem and the Wisdom of the Everyday reflects the thoughts of a senior ethicist and discusses complex ethical concepts such as identity, agency, self esteem, forgiveness, relations with our parents, dealing with loss, the moral imagination, and a wide range of other issues that people confront every day.

terrorism and world security

from the demise of the last imperial dynasty in 1912 through to the present day

in constant dialogue with the most significant modern European cultural turns

weaknesses

A major challenge to the view that prostitution and the "sex economy" can ever be normalised as a legitimate economic business in which women have control

as spaces where the sociopolitical identities of communities and individuals are confronted and shaped

It explores a diverse range of case studies and considers the risks and opportunities that (non-)recognition may involve for transforming armed conflicts

It foregrounds broader political

'Late modernist poetics' explores the uncanny afterlife of modernist ideals in the second half of the twentieth century

Inspiring Writing in Art and Design is a practical aid for those students who are disheartened or overwhelmed by having to write

It places the event into its broadest possible context and sifts through all the evidence in order to reach a plausible answer to this mysterious cold case

this volume probes the development and manufacture of writing equipment as well as useful examples for today’s teachers of writing