Malcolm Cook Volgorde van de boeken

Focusing on the evolution of British animated cartoons from the 1890s to the late 1920s, this book explores how traditional cartoonists adapted their skills to the cinematic medium. It highlights the blend of commercial artistry with modern themes, addressing significant issues like the aftermath of the First World War and the cultural shifts of the 1920s. Through a detailed reassessment of these early animations, the author uncovers their impact on audience perceptions and the broader understanding of vision during a transformative period in British history.

Focusing on the adaptation of science fiction, this book explores how literary and film sources transition to television, emphasizing the distinct identity and aesthetic principles of the medium. The authors provide insightful comparisons between television and film, highlighting the unique storytelling techniques and visual elements that define science fiction on the small screen.

The book explores the evolution of the Hartlepool fishing industry, detailing its transformation from traditional open cobles and steam trawlers to the challenges faced in contemporary times. It examines the economic and social factors contributing to the industry's decline, highlighting the impact on local communities and culture. Through historical insights and personal narratives, it paints a vivid picture of the fishing heritage and the struggles for survival in a changing environment.

Throughout his 44 years in the entertainment industry, the author met and worked with some of the biggest names in show business. In this biographical account, he lifts the lid on what it takes to keep a show on the road and artists and audiences happy. It's all here: transport problems, unscrupulous promoters, and hassles with the Mafia.

Designed specifically for players aged 12 to 16, this manual contains a wide range of progressive practice drills to help young players develop. Fun, educational and challenging, all drills are illustrated and cover the essential technical skills including: warming up, dribbling and running with the ball, passing, shooting, heading, crossing, goalkeeping and warming down. As well as easy-to-use instructions, each drill contains information on the equipment needed, the space required and how to organise the players. 'For 30 years Malcolm Cook has shone his light down the path of soccer development and progress.' Andy Roxburgh, UEFA Technical Director

Focusing on the history of banking reform in Southeast Asia, this book examines significant developments in the global economic landscape over the last thirty years. It delves into the globalization of finance, the impact of the 1980s debt crisis, and the repercussions of the 1997-1998 Asian financial crisis, offering insights into how these events have shaped the region's banking systems and economic policies.

Targeted at young players aged 7 to 16, these two books feature a variety of progressive practice drills aimed at skill development. Each drill is illustrated and covers essential techniques such as warming up, dribbling, passing, shooting, and goalkeeping. The instructions are user-friendly, detailing necessary equipment, space requirements, and player organization, making the drills both fun and educational. These resources are designed to challenge young athletes while enhancing their technical abilities in a structured way.

Targeting young athletes aged 7 to 16, this collection offers progressive practice drills aimed at skill development in soccer. Each book features illustrated drills that cover essential techniques such as warming up, dribbling, passing, and goalkeeping, ensuring a fun and educational experience. Detailed instructions accompany each drill, outlining necessary equipment, space requirements, and player organization, making it easy for coaches and players to implement effective training sessions.

On ne peut nier l’importance et l’influence de la critique au 18e siècle. Son rôle dans la république des lettres est indéniable. Pourtant, ceux qui la pratiquaient sont mal connus. Étaient-ils des auteurs, des artistes eux-mêmes ou des professionnels aux marges de la société artistique ? Il importe d’éclairer leur rapport à l’objet critiqué avant d’étudier le discours qui en résulte. En effet, l’extension de la presse et des modes de diffusion installe la critique au cœur des débats littéraires et en fait un témoin irremplaçable des mutations esthétiques et sociales. Agent inséparable de la réception de l’œuvre, elle peut être au coeur de la polémique lors de la publication d’oeuvres novatrices et contestées dont elle constitue un métatexte riche d’enseignements. Toutes ces questions et ces problématiques sont analysées dans cet ouvrage, composé autour des actes d’un colloque qui eut lieu à Exeter en septembre 2004.

A travers les écrits de plusieurs auteurs (Marivaux, Grafigny, Baculard d’Arnaud, Sade, Mme de Staël, Pigault-Lebrun et Hugo), cet ouvrage offre une analyse de la réécriture entre 1700 et 1820. Ce phénomène littéraire englobe une grande richesse de pratiques différentes: parodie, imitation, traduction, adaptation, et pose la question des motivations des auteurs dans le choix des formes et des textes pris comme modèles. Tous les genres littéraires sont concernés: romans, pièces de théâtre et poésie, pendant une période qui est particulièrement riche.