James Schofield Knihy

Public speaking can be a nerve-wracking experience, but in seven simple steps you can prepare appropriately and turn those nerves into positive energy for a knockout presentation.

Errol E. Harris's process philosophy is critically examined in light of contemporary scientific research, highlighting its relevance across various disciplines, including psychology and cosmology. Despite a distinguished career and extensive publications on diverse philosophical topics, Harris's metaphysics has largely been overlooked. This work argues that his theories reveal significant connections among scientific theories and suggests that exploring these relationships could reinforce his original ideas. Ultimately, it posits that Harris's framework could initiate a transdisciplinary paradigm shift in understanding nature, mind, and knowledge.

Collins English for Business is a new series of self-study skills books which focus on the language you really need to do business in English - wherever you are in the world. Each title includes tips on how to communicate effectively and how to communicate inter-culturally.

This is a self-study course for elementary-level working adults who need English in the workplace. It is designed to equip office workers, receptionists with the key vocabulary they require to understand English on the phone, when greeting foreign visitors, making meeting and travel arrangements and dealing with problems.

Summertown Readers are aimed at young adults/adults studying business English or using English at work. The storylines offer intrigue, murder and mystery to capture the reader and encourage reading for pleasure. Each reader is supported by an audio CD and comes with a unit glossary. "My name is Ekaterina. I am eleven years old. I am dead." This mysterious message continuously appears on the website of the mining company Seven Continents. Macey Church and Kirill Solokov from Capstan Consultants are called in to investigate what they assume is the work of a hacker, but uncover a trail of corporate and political corruption, greed and destruction that leads to a small mine in Kazbakistan. To uncover what is happening they must risk their reputations, jobs and lives, even though they fear they are already too late.

An exclusive wellness hotel near Venice is the holiday destination for exhausted young executive Emily Lee. However, when she gets to the Advanced Centre for Wellness and Meditation she finds not everything is as it should be. Emily needs all her courage and initiative to try to uncover what is going on.

Teacher's book for 'Double Dealing', an intermediate business English course book, set at B1 level in the Common European Framework for languages.