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Exploring the works of Jacques Rancière, Claude Lefort, and Miguel Abensour, this book presents a provocative interpretation of democracy as an emancipatory project. It delves into a lesser-known aspect of contemporary French political thought, challenging conventional views on democracy's limits. By connecting these thinkers, the author highlights democracy's transformative potential against domination and inequality, urging a reevaluation of its nature and implications for society and politics. Bryan Nelson, a professor at Humber College, guides this insightful discourse.

The Galapagos Crusoes: a year alone with the birds travel and wildlife narrative - an account of a year spent living on two waterless Galapagos islands in 1964, Tower Island (Genovesa) and Hood (Espanola), including groundbreaking descriptions of Galapagos wildlife, all the adventure of life on a deserted island and a visit from HRH Prince Philip.