Jeremy Gray Boeken

Shares insights into the mysteries of human sexuality, examining, gender differences in sexual desire, the need for communication, and the art of sexual satisfaction.

Focusing on the period from 1880 to 1920, the book explores the evolution of mathematics as a modernist movement akin to developments in art and literature. Jeremy Gray investigates the interplay between mathematics and various disciplines such as physics, philosophy, and psychology. He highlights the popularization of mathematics and its role in shaping the professional identity of mathematicians. Additionally, the work delves into the profound, often unanswerable questions that arose from this modernist transformation, showcasing its broader cultural implications.

Based on the latest historical research, Worlds Out of Nothing is the first book to provide a course on the history of geometry in the 19th century. Topics include projective geometry, especially the concept of duality, non- Euclidean geometry, and more.

Get away to the heart of the New South and find remnants of the Old South. Be charmed by the modern belles of Atlanta and Charlotte. Trade tall tales on the porches of Savannah and Charleston. Raft the 'Hooch'in Northern Georgia or slip into solitude in the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Carolinas' barrier islands. special music section detailing the area's contributions to everything from bluegrass to rap tried-and-true barbeque joints, seafood shacks and country kitchens lodging for all budgets, from rustic cabins to antebellum mansions 40 maps, including one of the Appalachian Trail and another of the Great Smoky Mountains

Old World charm and New World chic collide in this historic town with a young attitude. Take this guide and explore Montré it’s jazz heaven, architecture nirvana, restaurant cloud nine - all with a French twist on good ol' Canadian hospitality.

The crakling energy of Rotterdam's nightlife, Friesland's golden sands and shimmering lakes, Amsterdam's museums ans art galleries - the Netherlands is more than canals, clogs and coffeeschops! This inspiring guide takes you beyond the tourist honeypots to uncover the real Netherlands. Pedal power - our special section on cycling tells you need to know about biking the byways. Be inspired - full-colour highlights and preplanning sections give you the lowdown on this Low Country before you leave home. Know your way - packed with user-friendly maps. Stay in style - bustling hostels or boutique hotels, canalsides or countryside: whatever you taste, we've got it covered. Find the fun - from cool cafés to fabulous festivals, our experts bring you the best reviews.

From beerhalls and Bratwurst to Glockenspiels and gardens, this comprehensive guide to the Bavarian capital is an indispensable companion for any traveller. 16 pages of colour maps, including a public transport map the latest on clubs, bars and live music venues invaluable language section detailed information on excursions to Nuremberg and Salzburg all museums covered, from Picasso to porcelain, BMWs to Botticelli

This repackaged, retitled version of WHAT YOUR MOTHER COULDN'T TELL YOU AND YOUR FATHER DIDN'T KNOW brings the book firmly into line with John Gary's existing Mars and Venus classics, and has proved immensley successful in the states. This enticing book by America's phenomenally successful relationships guru explains how we can all have exciting, happy and everlasting relationships. In it he reveals: *what women need most and what men want *masculine skills for listening without getting upset *feminine skills for talking so a man will listen *seven secrets of lasting passion *dance steps for lasting intimacy Brimming with humour, exercises and profound common sense, this book will help to get men and women talking, loving and communicating and will keep loving couples 'together forever'.

This work delves into the intricate contributions of Henri Poincaré across mathematics, physics, and philosophy. It explores his groundbreaking ideas and theories, highlighting his influence on modern science and thought. The book examines Poincaré's approach to topics such as topology, celestial mechanics, and the foundations of mathematics, while also addressing his philosophical insights regarding the nature of knowledge and reality. Through this comprehensive analysis, readers gain a deeper understanding of Poincaré's legacy and its enduring impact on various fields.

Based on a course for third-year university students, the book contains numerous historical and mathematical exercises, offers extensive advice to the student on how to write essays, and can easily be used in whole or in part as a course in the history of mathematics.