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  • av Isabelle Lévy
    457,-

  • av Friederike Kind-Kovacs
    406 - 956,-

  • av Robert S. Kawashima
    379 - 853,-

  • av Annika Lems
    319 - 801,-

  • av Haim Sandberg
    315 - 853,-

  • av Scott Russell Sanders
    187 - 698,-

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    956,-

  • av Andreas Hackl
    290 - 749,-

  • av Elizabeth Perrill
    315 - 853,-

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    315,-

    Covering a range of media and a wide geographical spread, Making Modernity in the Islamic Mediterranean reveals how 19th-century artists in the Middle East and North Africa reckoned with new tools, materials, and tastes from local perspectives.

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    801,-

    Covering a range of media and a wide geographical spread, Making Modernity in the Islamic Mediterranean reveals how 19th-century artists in the Middle East and North Africa reckoned with new tools, materials, and tastes from local perspectives.

  • - 75 Years of America's First Theme Park
    av Jim Futrell
    264,-

    "America's first theme park, Holiday World & Splashin' Safari, is one of the largest family-owned and -operated independent parks in the United States, and its success is no accident. From moving Interstate 64 closer to the small town to introducing free unlimited soft drinks, four generations of the Koch family have amplified the legacy of this iconic Indiana attraction. Holiday World & Splashin' Safari celebrates the history of the Koch family and Santa Jim Yellig; the origins of Santa Claus, Indiana; and the early years of Santa Claus Land. The story continues with the expansion from Santa Claus Land to Holiday World, the addition of the park's famous trio of top-ranked wooden roller coasters, and the development of Splashin' Safari Water Park, ranked one of the top water parks in the country. For three quarters of a century, the Koch family has launched the park into worldwide renown and national recognition. Featuring over 100 color illustrations, Holiday World & Splashin' Safari relives this joyous past while looking forward to the thrills fans can expect in the next 75 years"--

  • av In Koli Jean Bofane
    264,-

    *Casablanca Story deals with themes of hardship, expliotation and male sexual desire. *Bofane's last book, Congo, Inc. proved to be a popular addition to the Global African Voices Series *Author's French editions have won several awards, including the Grand prix litteraire d'Afrique noire (Black African Literary Grand Prize)

  • - The Year's Work at the Continental Hotel
     
    367,-

    -- Stephen Watt is located in Bloomington, IN --Caitlin Watt is located in Clemson, SC -- The editors and contributors to this volume are from a wide range of disciplines to address all aspects of John Wick worldbuilding and are best for this work because they are responsible for the research at "The World(s) of John Wick" conference in November 2019. -- Whether you consider the John Wick film franchise to be full of instant cult classics or surprise hits, the movies are no doubt a nostalgic throwback to revenge-thrillers popularized in the 1970s while featuring the action impulses of Kung Fu flicks. The worldbuilding blows people away and has become an iconic site of fan culture. John Wick 4 is planned for May 2022. -- The Year's Work series is dedicated to the analysis of recent fan cultural phenomena. This book explores the idiosyncrasies of an action film franchise that has cultivated a passionate fanbase with an elaborate subculture. The series description states that suitable topics will most likely require a multidisciplinary and often coauthored approach. -- Target audience includes film buffs and fans of the John Wick film franchise.

  • - Religion, Social Relations, and Public Preferences in the Middle East and North Africa
    av F. Michael Wuthrich, Ammar Shamaileh & Sabri Ciftci
    290 - 749,-

    By highlighting the dynamic societal and political implications of religious devotion, Beyond Piety and Politics offers a fascinating new theoretical perspective on Islam.

  • - Memory and Belonging in an African Family
    av Carola Lentz & Isidore Lobnibe
    419 - 956,-

  • - Special Economic Zones and Extractive Practices in Nigeria
    av Omolade Adunbi
    315 - 801,-

  • - The Year's Work at the Continental Hotel
     
    956,-

    -- Stephen Watt is located in Bloomington, IN --Caitlin Watt is located in Clemson, SC -- The editors and contributors to this volume are from a wide range of disciplines to address all aspects of John Wick worldbuilding and are best for this work because they are responsible for the research at "The World(s) of John Wick" conference in November 2019. -- Whether you consider the John Wick film franchise to be full of instant cult classics or surprise hits, the movies are no doubt a nostalgic throwback to revenge-thrillers popularized in the 1970s while featuring the action impulses of Kung Fu flicks. The worldbuilding blows people away and has become an iconic site of fan culture. John Wick 4 is planned for May 2022. -- The Year's Work series is dedicated to the analysis of recent fan cultural phenomena. This book explores the idiosyncrasies of an action film franchise that has cultivated a passionate fanbase with an elaborate subculture. The series description states that suitable topics will most likely require a multidisciplinary and often coauthored approach. -- Target audience includes film buffs and fans of the John Wick film franchise.

  • - Akosombo Stories from Ghana
    av Stephan F. Miescher
    520 - 1 078,-

  • - Social Media, Popular Culture, and Performance in Nigeria
    av James Yeku
    419 - 956,-

  • av Nathanael Pilla
    397,-

    -Indiana Dunes easily accessible to large population -No similar field guides available -Offers more than most field guides by adding info on folklore, related wildlife, and lookalikes -Features beautiful color photography

  • - Raced, Sexed, and Erased
    av Carol Siegel
    264 - 801,-

  • - A Story of Survival
    av Yochanan Fein
    213 - 504,-

    Boy with a Violin recounts the compelling story of child violin prodigy Yochanan Fein-from his miraculous survival in the Kaunas Ghetto through his daring escape from Soviet Lithuania to Poland, before immigrating to Israeli in 1950.

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