David Sloan Wilson is een vooraanstaand evolutionair bioloog wiens werk zich verdiept in de complexe vragen van de menselijke natuur en de samenleving. Hij onderzoekt hoe evolutionaire principes ons gedrag, onze moraal en ons collectieve leven vormgeven. Zijn benadering richt zich op het begrijpen hoe evolutie niet alleen organismen, maar ook culturen en instituties voortbrengt. Wilson biedt een provocatieve lens waardoor evolutionair denken hedendaagse uitdagingen kan belichten.
Day Walks in Northumberland by David Wilson features 20 routes suitable for hillwalkers of all abilities. Together with stunning photography, each route features Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 maps, easy-to-follow directions, distance and navigation information, refreshment stops and local information.
Pirates, Merchants and British Imperial Authority in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans
The book explores the decentralized nature of Britain and its empire, emphasizing that the reduction of piracy during this period was not due to a strong central authority but rather a result of diverse activities across various colonial centers. It illustrates how different colonial arrangements contributed to managing and mitigating the piracy surge, highlighting the complexity of imperial governance and the interactions between local and imperial forces.
THE PERFECT COMPANION TO PETER MAY'S LEWIS TRILOGY, AND A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY THROUGH THE HEBRIDEAN ISLANDS. The landscape of the Outer Hebrides, with its stark cliffs, ghostly mists and lonely beaches, has become a definitive character of Peter May's Lewis trilogy. In Hebrides, readers will accompany him on an odyssey in prose and images, through a history of the Vikings' 'Long Island' and his own deep personal connection with the islands that influenced his bestselling work. Travelling as if alongside his protagonist Fin Macleod, he describes the island life - as bewitching as it is treacherous - his encounter with the bird-hunters of Sula Sgeir, the savage seas of Ness and the churches of Eriskay. With extracts from the trilogy and specially commissioned photographs, this book places his writing and characters within the land that gave them form. Couldn't get enough of the Lewis trilogy and its extraordinary setting? Check out Peter May's latest bestseller, Coffin Road, in which the million-selling master of crime brings murder back to the Outer Hebrides.
Self Help Guide to Overcome Phobias, Fears, Negative Behavior, Worry, Depression and Stop Overthinking, With Mindfulness Meditation, Nlp Exercises and Positive Affirmations
This guide offers proven techniques to combat overthinking and regain control of your mind. It focuses on reconnecting with your thoughts to break the cycle of worry and fear. Readers will discover strategies to face challenges, manage time effectively, and shift focus from negativity to positivity. By addressing issues like anger, anxiety, and depression, the book aims to foster happiness, success, and productivity. With practical advice, it empowers you to transform your mindset and enhance your overall quality of life.
A bright, fun new edition of the first in David Henry Wilson's classic Jeremy James series, illustrated by Axel Scheffler.
From the rolling Preseli Hills to its dramatic cliff-top coastline, Pembrokeshire both excites and enthrals with a sense of timeless beauty. And yet there is also a story to be told, one of meaning and of ancestry, which acclaimed landscape photographer David Wilson brings to life through his remarkable black and white images. Join David as he explores his native county through 58 stunning images and discover for yourself what the landscape really looks like.
The book captures the essence of Llangwm, a secluded village in Pembrokeshire, known for its strong communal ties and self-sufficiency. Through David Wilson's photography, it showcases the lives of residents at home, work, and leisure, alongside the stunning local landscape and river. The narrative highlights the vibrant community life, featuring local institutions like the church, chapels, clubs, and festivals, offering readers a relatable glimpse into the character and spirit of this unique west Wales village.
Every human requires shelter from the elements, whether they live under the intense African sun or by the frigid Arctic Ocean. Our need to build has produced countless styles of architecture, from ancient temples to modern skyscrapers, some soaring into the air and some containing just one room for an entire family. Architecture is a complex endeavor, encompassing a variety of artistic and technical fields to create the spaces where we live, work, play, eat, relax, pray, and enjoy ourselves. Some buildings are meant to be works of art while others need only shelter a family temporarily before they move on. The past and the future are ever present in the architecture around us. At the same time that we build taller and taller towers of glass and steel, we work to restore the structures that have survived through the centuries in the hopes that the next generation can look up at them with the same sense of awe. A wide range of traditions, from those of ancient Greece and Rome to the Renaissance and Art Deco, inform modern architecture. By contrast, some cultures have perfected simple buildings that have remained virtually unchanged over the course of centuries. Join us on this world tour of architecture as we explore some of the greatest structures around the globe.
Canadian Spy Story takes readers into a dark and dangerous world of betrayal and deception, spies and informers, invasion and assassination. David A. Wilson tells the tale of the Fenians - Irishmen who wished to liberate their country from British rule - and the Canadian secret police who infiltrated their revolutionary cells.