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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. A 284 page work that consists of Earth magic, Air magic, Fire magic, Water magic and coloring magic. BRAND NEW WORK NEVER USED NOR READ. There is no creasing on the spine. Available for immediate shipment, carefully packed in a sturdy box.

Paperback. Condition: New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 24-48 hours from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely. Burmak, Dmitry; Burmak, Kate (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. PUBLISHER: Static Movement DATE/EDITION: 2010, stated First Edition. BINDING: Softbound in illustrated glossy paper wraps, 165 pages. DUST JACKET: No jacket. BOOK CONDITION: Fine, looks unread, clean and tight. DESCRIPTION: Edited by Chris Bartholomew.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Cities are now on the front line of dangers associated with the climate crisis, health emergencies, uncontrolled artificial intelligence, escalating warfare, growing authoritarianism and capitalist profligacy. This is especially so for their unprotected populations who, in large numbers, now face a dire future of precarity as powerful elites seek to turn urban assets to their advantage in confronting an uncertain future. For the vast majority of people living in cities, the future is one of foreclosure - a future of dispossession and impoverishment that is lacking a horizon of hope.What pathways remain open for cities to avert a future of foreclosure for people leading modest lives in modest neighbourhoods? To answer this question, this book looks to the popular practices and knowledges that exist within urban communities and neighbourhoods, finding within them elements that are potentially reparative and curative. Here the engagement with time is different, involving repertoires of horizontal relations, affinities of place and restive knowledge capable of making something out of nothing, of bending adversity towards other goals. Here, rich yet neglected ecologies of urban inhabitation - with all their wiles and improvisations - emerge as the ground of future-making. The book offers a body of concepts to encapsulate this threatened yet resistant urbanism, exemplifies its workings in the streets of Kinshasa, Lagos, Mexico City and Naples, and outlines an infrastructural and aesthetic politics to bring out its potential, thereby enabling another future to shine through urban foreclosure.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Cities are now on the front line of dangers associated with the climate crisis, health emergencies, uncontrolled artificial intelligence, escalating warfare, growing authoritarianism and capitalist profligacy. This is especially so for their unprotected populations who, in large numbers, now face a dire future of precarity as powerful elites seek to turn urban assets to their advantage in confronting an uncertain future. For the vast majority of people living in cities, the future is one of foreclosure - a future of dispossession and impoverishment that is lacking a horizon of hope.What pathways remain open for cities to avert a future of foreclosure for people leading modest lives in modest neighbourhoods? To answer this question, this book looks to the popular practices and knowledges that exist within urban communities and neighbourhoods, finding within them elements that are potentially reparative and curative. Here the engagement with time is different, involving repertoires of horizontal relations, affinities of place and restive knowledge capable of making something out of nothing, of bending adversity towards other goals. Here, rich yet neglected ecologies of urban inhabitation - with all their wiles and improvisations - emerge as the ground of future-making. The book offers a body of concepts to encapsulate this threatened yet resistant urbanism, exemplifies its workings in the streets of Kinshasa, Lagos, Mexico City and Naples, and outlines an infrastructural and aesthetic politics to bring out its potential, thereby enabling another future to shine through urban foreclosure.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Brand new softcover book! ; This volume in the Perspectives on Mormon Theology series is an exploration of Mormon apologeticsor the defense of faith. Since its very beginning, various Latter-day Saints have sought to utilize evidence and reason to actively promote or defend beliefs and claims within the Mormon tradition. Mormon apologetics reached new levels of sophistication as believers trained in fields such as Near-Eastern languages and culture, history, and philosophy began to utilize their knowledge and skills to defend their beliefs.The contributors to this volume seek to explore the textures and contours of apologetics from multiple perspectives, revealing deep theological and ideological fissures within the Mormon scholarly community concerning apologetics. However, in spite of deep-seated differences, what each author has in common is a passion for Mormonism and how it is presented and defended. This volume captures that reality and allows readers to encounter the terrain of Mormon apologetics at close range. ; 9 X 6 X 0.74 inches; 294 pages.…

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Small crease at the top right corner of the back cover and a little spotting to the page edges but the covers and pages are otherwise clean and unmarked. Cover illustration by Roy Virgo. Postage charge will be reduced by £1.50 when the order is processed. Virgo, Roy (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 5-6 days from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely. Burmak, Dmitry; Burmak, Kate (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 252 pages. 5.39x0.71x8.46 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Cities are now on the front line of dangers associated with the climate crisis, health emergencies, uncontrolled artificial intelligence, escalating warfare, growing authoritarianism and capitalist profligacy. This is especially so for their unprotected populations who, in large numbers, now face a dire future of precarity as powerful elites seek to turn urban assets to their advantage in confronting an uncertain future. For the vast majority of people living in cities, the future is one of foreclosure - a future of dispossession and impoverishment that is lacking a horizon of hope.What pathways remain open for cities to avert a future of foreclosure for people leading modest lives in modest neighbourhoods? To answer this question, this book looks to the popular practices and knowledges that exist within urban communities and neighbourhoods, finding within them elements that are potentially reparative and curative. Here the engagement with time is different, involving repertoires of horizontal relations, affinities of place and restive knowledge capable of making something out of nothing, of bending adversity towards other goals. Here, rich yet neglected ecologies of urban inhabitation - with all their wiles and improvisations - emerge as the ground of future-making. The book offers a body of concepts to encapsulate this threatened yet resistant urbanism, exemplifies its workings in the streets of Kinshasa, Lagos, Mexico City and Naples, and outlines an infrastructural and aesthetic politics to bring out its potential, thereby enabling another future to shine through urban foreclosure.…

Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 8vo pp. 352, "Sir Daniel Wilson was the first teacher of history and English literature at the University of Toronto. Educator, administrator, artist, ethnologist, man of letters, and antiquarian, Wilson is perhaps the best Canadian example of the well-rounded nineteenth-century scholar. His career, explored here in ten essays, paralleled the rise to authority in Victorian Canada. book.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Cities are now on the front line of dangers associated with the climate crisis, health emergencies, uncontrolled artificial intelligence, escalating warfare, growing authoritarianism and capitalist profligacy. This is especially so for their unprotected populations who, in large numbers, now face a dire future of precarity as powerful elites seek to turn urban assets to their advantage in confronting an uncertain future. For the vast majority of people living in cities, the future is one of foreclosure - a future of dispossession and impoverishment that is lacking a horizon of hope.What pathways remain open for cities to avert a future of foreclosure for people leading modest lives in modest neighbourhoods? To answer this question, this book looks to the popular practices and knowledges that exist within urban communities and neighbourhoods, finding within them elements that are potentially reparative and curative. Here the engagement with time is different, involving repertoires of horizontal relations, affinities of place and restive knowledge capable of making something out of nothing, of bending adversity towards other goals. Here, rich yet neglected ecologies of urban inhabitation - with all their wiles and improvisations - emerge as the ground of future-making. The book offers a body of concepts to encapsulate this threatened yet resistant urbanism, exemplifies its workings in the streets of Kinshasa, Lagos, Mexico City and Naples, and outlines an infrastructural and aesthetic politics to bring out its potential, thereby enabling another future to shine through urban foreclosure.…

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. Dust Jacket Condition: Bien. Essays "American Myths," J. Hoberman on Lost Las Vegas; "Books: Larissa MacFarguhar on Robert Woolley's 'Going Once,'" by Larissa MacFarquhar; "Books: Martha Frankel on Norman Mailer's 'Portrait of Picasso as a Young Man,'" by Martha Frankel; "Books: Peter Plagens on Christopher Knight's 'Last Chance for Eden,'" by Peter Plagens; "Books: J. Hills Miller on W. J. T. Mitchell's 'Picture Theory,'" by J. Hillis Miller; "Preview: Daniel Birnbaum talks with the Louisiana's Lars Nittve"; "Letter from London," by Louisa Buck; "Martin Maloney on the Turner Prize," by Martin Maloney; "James Hall on 'Brilliant! New Art from London,'" by James Hall; "Gadget Love: Brian D'Amato on Cybersalons," by Brian D'Amato; "Real Life Rock: Jeff Weinstein's Top Ten," by Jeff Weinstein; "Old Softies: Claes Oldenburg in Retrospect," by Jeff Weinstein; "Solitary Refinement: Marilyn Minter's 'Coral Ridge Towers,'" by Bruce Hainley; "The Subject in Question: Richard Shiff reviews 'Howard Hodgkin: Paintings 1975-1995,'" by Richard Shiff; "The Subject in Question," A.M. Homes Talks with Howard Hodgkin; "Theory on TV: Gadget Goes to Florida," Laurence A. Rickels talks with Gregory Ulmer; "Joan Mitchell: Les Bluets," by Lydia Davis; "Olivier Zahm's Hot Shots," fashion by Hussein Chalayan, photographs by Mark Borthwick; "Openings: Alex Bag," by Bruce Hainley. Reviews by Ernest Pascucci, David Frankel, Barry Schwabsky, Mark Van de Walle, Marek Bartelik, Donald Kuspit, Keith Seward, Thomas McEvilley, Linda Yablonsky, Ingrid Schaffner, Nico Israel, Justin Spring, Tom Moody, John Ash, RoseLee Goldberg, Francine Koslow Miller, David Carrier, James Yood, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Laura U. Marks, John K. Grande, Yishai Jusidman, Menene Gras Balaguer, Massimo Carboni, Giorgio Verzotti, Jérôme Sans, Miriam Rosen, Christian Kravagna, Noemi Smolik, Yilmaz Dziewior, and Jean Fisher. Cover: Alex Bag. …