Gerald Jones Libros

When Sam the eldest son of Jim and Violet Pryce decides to follow in the footsteps of Michael Gill, his dream takes him to America. The roaring twenties were upon them, a time of change. With the dying having been done in the great war it was now the turn of the young to seek a life far removed from the men who had fallen in the trenches, and the women who had shed the tears of their generation. Sam, who had never been further than the horizon he could see from the hills of his home was about to pursue his destiny

Focusing on the emotional journeys of its fictitious characters, the book explores themes of shared experiences, pain, and joy. Each character's story reflects the profound impact of their choices, leading to a deeper understanding of consequences. Their narratives resonate with anyone who has faced similar struggles, making the themes universally relatable and poignant.

Target success in AQA A-level Philosophy with this proven formula for effective, structured revision; key content coverage is combined with exam- style tasks and practical tips to create a revision guide that you can rely on to review, strengthen and test students' knowledge.

Target success in AQA A-level Philosophy with this proven formula for effective, structured revision; key content coverage is combined with exam- style tasks and practical tips to create a revision guide that you can rely on to review, strengthen and test students' knowledge.

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Mid Wales, the story explores Michael's deep longing for freedom, inspired by the majestic birds that inhabit the skies. As he observes the soaring buzzards and descending falcons, his desire for liberation and connection to nature intensifies, prompting a journey of self-discovery and reflection. The narrative delves into themes of aspiration, the beauty of the natural world, and the quest for personal freedom.

Featuring the complete text of the novel, this edition offers a unique scholarly perspective with the inclusion of the author's research paper that explores the narrative of "The Baptism." Accompanied by rare photographs from the painter's family collection, it provides a rich context for understanding the work. Additionally, readers can access audiovisual materials, including a recording of the author's presentation to the American Art Council, enhancing the exploration of themes and artistic influences within the narrative.

This book provides an accessible, readable, student-centred guide to Philosophy of Religion. Through lucid explanation, careful use of modern examples and engaging activities it leads students towards deeper understanding of all the key issues in the study of Philosophy of Religion. Key features include: - a clear overview of the key ideas and the key individuals which have influenced thinking about religion - key quotes from the significant texts, and interesting examples of philosophical debate in film and literature e.g. Woody Allen - imaginateve tasks and activities to stimulate thought and explore the key ideas in an engaging and motivating way - a critical analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of particular philosophers' viewpoints - end-of-chapter key point summaries covering what readers need to know to answer exam questions on the philosophy of religion - an extensive glossary of key words and ideas - thorough referencing to enable students to follow up key ideas and quotes in independent study

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