Christopher Johnson is een onafhankelijke consultant op het gebied van verbale branding. Zijn werk duikt in de kracht van taal en het vermogen ervan om percepties van merken en identiteiten vorm te geven. Johnson onderzoekt hoe woorden en verhalen onze gedachten en beslissingen kunnen beïnvloeden, en biedt inzichten in het strategische gebruik van taal.
This critical analysis delves into Derrida's theory of writing through detailed examinations of his significant texts. It explores the nuances and implications of his ideas, offering fresh insights into his philosophical approach. The work aims to deepen the understanding of Derrida's contributions to literary theory and the broader implications of his thought on writing and meaning.
Focusing on the emotional aftermath of relationship break-ups, this book offers guidance for healing from trauma, whether caused by a peaceful parting or a more tumultuous end. Drawing from personal experiences and philosophical insights, it emphasizes the importance of recovery for overall well-being. Readers will find practical methods designed to inspire and encourage them to move on and embrace new, fulfilling relationships within 30 days. The journey towards healing is presented as a transformative experience, applicable to various types of relationships.
This work offers a fresh analysis and introduction to Claude Levi-Strauss, highlighting his significance as a leading figure in twentieth-century anthropology. It delves into his theories and contributions, providing insights into his impact on the field and how his ideas have shaped contemporary understanding of culture and society.
Attempts to provide an objective account of the economic record of Mrs Thatcher's government since 1979. The book is organized under a variety of different themes so that the reader can cross-reference as appropriate
This work offers an insightful analysis and introduction to Claude Lévi-Strauss, highlighting his significance as a leading figure in twentieth-century anthropology. It explores his innovative ideas and contributions to the field, providing readers with a deeper understanding of his theories and their impact on contemporary thought. Through this examination, the book sheds light on Lévi-Strauss's unique approach to culture and society, emphasizing his lasting influence on anthropology and related disciplines.
Focusing on the unique challenges faced by single mothers raising boys, this book offers a heartfelt exploration of the author's own experiences growing up in a single-parent household after his father's death. It addresses crucial topics such as sexual education, financial responsibility, and sports, providing practical advice woven with personal anecdotes. Through humor and emotion, the narrative captures the complexities of a mother's role in shaping her son into a man, inviting readers to reflect on their own journeys.
Exploring the profound impact of language, the narrative emphasizes the subtlety and strength of expression. Through the metaphor of getting dressed from the inside, it suggests that true power lies in the delicate art of communication. The text captivates with its lyrical quality, inviting readers to reflect on how words can transform perceptions and evoke deep emotions. This work promises to resonate with those who appreciate the beauty and influence of well-crafted language.
The book explores the idea that God has a purposeful plan for humanity, aiming to guide us out of self-inflicted pain and sorrow. It emphasizes the importance of perception in shaping our beliefs, often leading us astray when it is flawed. Themes of love, integrity, and service are central, suggesting that true fulfillment comes from trusting in God's plan and embracing forgiveness. The narrative warns against vanity and selfishness, advocating for a life enriched by love and a commitment to helping others.
The narrative delves into the rich ecological and cultural history of New Hampshire's White Mountains, highlighting their transformation from Abenaki homeland to a cherished national forest. Christopher Johnson examines the dual perspectives of wilderness—both as a resource for exploitation and as a source of beauty and spiritual growth. He recounts the stories of early settlers, influential figures in tourism and art, and significant legislation like the 1911 Weeks Act, all while addressing the ongoing challenges of wilderness preservation and its future significance.
With a hidden surprise in almost every image.Dad's mower is a beautiful story about a little boy and his love for his dad's mower. Its a book about family, fun & adventure. Every little person who is fascinated by lawn mowers, push mowers, will love this book. I have written it specifically for my little boy Theodore for Christmas. I hope you enjoy it.It comes with a downloadable audiobook.Streaming video book.Downloadable coloring sheets.
