David Seymour Boeken

Drawing inspiration from English metaphysical poets and Oriental forms like haiku, this debut collection showcases the emotional depth and technical skill of a promising young Canadian poet. His work, previously featured in various journals, reflects a blend of intellect and profound feeling. Selected by renowned poets for notable anthologies, this collection signifies the emergence of a distinctive voice in the Canadian poetry landscape, promising to resonate with readers through its unique stylistic influences and heartfelt expression.

This volume provides 700 classroom-tested activities at levels from elementary to upper intermediate. The activities are organized in four sections - conversation, functions, grammar and vocabulary - making it easy to find something to supplement any coursebook.

Contains a guide to an English course, zero unit of photocopiable worksheets, one-page-at-a-glance lesson summary with notes including a language analysis and help in setting up activities, tapescripts and answer keys within the teacher's notes for each lesson and suggestions for alternative procedures to cover different teaching situations.

Exploring the interplay between legal rights and antisemitism, this book draws on the ideas of influential philosophers such as Marx, Nietzsche, and Arendt. It delves into how modern political emancipation relates to the social phenomenon of antisemitism, with a particular focus on the Holocaust's profound influence on critical thought and public discourse. By examining the connections between law and antisemitism, the volume offers a nuanced understanding of these complex issues in contemporary society.