Acclaimed British poet Alan Jenkins presents a deeply personal exploration of masculinity through lush and sensual poetry. His work, reminiscent of Sharon Olds, offers a visceral impact that spans over a decade of collections. This volume marks Jenkins' American debut, introducing readers to one of England's most accomplished and engaging poets, showcasing his unique style and emotional depth.
Bruno Fonseca's life and work reveal a deep engagement with traditional artistic practices, influenced by his upbringing in a creative Manhattan family. His rigorous training in Barcelona under Augusto Torres shaped his unique artistic voice, characterized by diverse paintings, drawings, and sculptures. The book features insightful reflections from Alan Jenkins and Karen Wilkin, highlighting Fonseca's charm and complex relationships. Isabel's poignant memoir adds a personal touch, exploring his spirit and intelligence, while the juxtaposition of texts and images delves into the mysteries of artistic creation.
The poems in this, Alan Jenkin's third collection, speak of the harm done and suffered - most frequently in the name of love - in the course of lives gone adrift among lost causes, chance meetings and missed chances.
The book offers insights gained from years of immersing in another culture and understanding its institutional evolution. It emphasizes the importance of cross-cultural learning in combating ethnocentrism and xenophobia, particularly in today's globalized context. The author advocates for the use of historical and social sciences to challenge simplistic worldviews and highlights the need for nuanced understanding amidst contemporary societal changes. This exploration aims to enrich readers' perspectives and foster appreciation for diverse cultures.
Focusing on timeless wisdom, this collection of 31 proverbs features insights primarily from King Solomon, renowned for his profound understanding of life. These sayings resonate across generations, offering guidance and encouragement for everyday challenges. They address the perils of social activities and emphasize the importance of wise counsel in fostering character and responsible behavior. Reverence for God and adherence to His laws are highlighted as essential for achieving success and fulfillment in life.
The narrative explores the intricate connections between individuals and divine purpose, emphasizing how their lives are interwoven with significant social, political, and religious events. It highlights the prophetic call of Isaiah, which underscores the necessity of willingness and obedience for the people to experience the blessings of their land. The book delves into the themes of ministry and the impact of faith on everyday life, illustrating how these threads shape both personal destinies and collective experiences.
Consolidate your Cambridge students' language skills with varied activities, linked by theme to the Complete English Student Book. Ideal for independent learning, the Workbook includes word puzzles, opportunities for reflection and a new vocabulary dictionary, with space for students to compare English words with their home language equivalents.
Ensure your Cambridge students achieve their best at Cambridge Lower Secondary and in the Cambridge Checkpoint test, whatever their language ability. The Pathway unit in Book 9 will support progression to Cambridge IGCSE First Language English or English as a Second Language.
