Když se potkali v avantgardní londýnské galerii Indica v listopadu 1966, bylo Johnu Lennonovi dvacet šest let a už byl ,,proslulejší než Ježíš". Yoko Ono, třiatřicetiletá Japonka z newyorkské fluxusové scény, vzbuzovala rozruch a provokovala svými výstředmostmi. John Lennon a Yoko Ono zinscenovali svůj vzájemný vztah jako happening a propagovali jednotu mezi uměním a erotikou.
Zajímavá psychologicko-sociologická studie vztahu dvou rozporuplných lidí nejen v dobách největší slávy a rozpadu The Beatles. John Winston Lennon, legendární britský hudebník, zastřelený 8. prosince 1980, a jeho manželka Yoko Ono, excentrická japonská umělkyně, vydali společně několik alb, měli syna a vyvíjeli značné mírové aktivity.
'Practical Health Promotion' provides students with an introduction to the subject. The book includes discussion of digital technologies and the Internet, and also has a companion website
Mikhail Gorbachev is living proof that the word is mightier than the sword; that ideas, not armies, change the world. Two key words, Perestroika and Glasnost, characterised his philosophy - words that came to represent change and freedom in the universal consciousness. This book traces the evolution of his vision.
This is an introduction to the culture of Brazil through its music. Taking in "carnival" and "samba," the book focuses on Chico Buarque, a Brazilian musician who has become a national hero through his music.
The indomitable spirit of Bert Irvine is at the heart of Nechako Country, a story that provides a glimpse into a simpler world in simpler times. After Bert moved his young family from Barrhead in northwestern Alberta to Vanderhoof in central British Columbia, the upper Nechako country and Nechako River became integral parts of their lives. Bert's life was and still is intertwined with the wilderness, and the country itself is a major player in this tale.Spanning 1934 to 2005, a period of unprecedented and fast-paced change, the story focuses largely on the '50s and '60s. As the wilderness way of life continues to be replaced by a new world of high technology, and the wilderness itself is pushed back and badly bruised, Nechako Country provides a window into the past and a lifestyle that has all but vanished. In part the story of one man's journey through life as a trapper, guide-outfitter and jack-of-all trades, it is also a history of the upper Nechako valley, its people and the tortured Nechako River, the lifeblood of this beautiful area.
The fourth edition provides a solid grounding in health promotion fundamentals, guiding students through the practical aspects of planning, implementing, and evaluating programs in real-world settings. It emphasizes the application of theoretical knowledge to enhance understanding and effectiveness in health promotion initiatives.
Jorge Luis Borges is a seminal figure in twentieth-century literature, profoundly influencing narrative art and the writing process. His impact is evident in postwar fiction, from García Márquez to Eco, despite Borges not writing a single novel. Born in Argentina to cosmopolitan parents, he developed a love for literature and an active imagination. After spending his youth in Europe, he returned to Buenos Aires in the late 1930s to pursue a writing career. His renowned collections, Ficciones and El Aleph, are known for their cryptic and imaginative storytelling, becoming benchmarks for Latin American fiction and paving the way for Magic Realism. However, Borges's fame grew slowly, and his work was not fully recognized until the 1960s. Living with his mother and facing political unpopularity, he gained international attention in his later years until his death in 1986. The first English biography since his passing reveals a complex man who shunned fame and was unaware of the literary revolution he inspired. Based on firsthand research in Buenos Aires, James Woodall portrays Borges as a young poet obsessed with Walt Whitman, a timid intellectual in love, and a literary guru seeking domestic happiness, while also exploring the dramatic backdrop of Buenos Aires during this period and Borges's dual obsessions: his celibate love for women and his disdain for Juan Perón.
The book offers a comprehensive exploration of the subject, providing a thorough overview that encompasses key concepts, historical context, and contemporary relevance. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the intricacies of the topic, making it suitable for both newcomers and those seeking to deepen their knowledge. The structure allows for easy navigation through various themes and ideas, ensuring readers can grasp the essential elements effectively.
Focusing on the ethics of health promotion, this book explores the intersection of health initiatives with fairness and social justice. It delves into the moral responsibilities involved in promoting health among individuals and communities, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in public health strategies. Through a critical lens, it examines how ethical frameworks can guide effective and equitable health promotion practices.