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Meet Evie and her best friend, Dr Dino. Evie asks lots of
questions. Luckily, Dr Dino is there to answer them all. Today,
Evie wants to know if she can visit the stars. So, they prepare
their rocket and pack their Space Adventure Bag. They set out on a
journey that will take them to the Moon, the Sun, Mars and maybe
even as far as a star-although, as Evie learns, that is a very long
way. Includes a fold-out section at the end, packed with
fascinating space facts!
Find your baby's face in this delightful new lift-the-flap book
with a mirror on every page! One thing is for sure - babies love
mirrors! This brand new series of board books aims to enhance early
mirror play as very young children will enjoy finding their own
face on every page. Featuring large card flaps with friendly
animals which are easy for even the littlest hands to grab, babies
will enjoy reaching for these books again and again. Scan the QR
code on the back cover to join in with the playful rhyming song
based on the classic 'Finger Family' rhyme! Other books in the
series include: Little Bear, Where Are You?
A charming interactive Christmas book from the National Trust -
perfect for sharing this festive season! Follow Polar Bear as he
sets off on an exciting lift-the-flap adventure. But all is not
quite as it seems . . . Will Polar Bear ever find any decorations
to put on his tree? Or will he find something even better along the
way? With lots of sturdy flaps to lift on every page and a simple
story introducing cute animal characters, this delightful Christmas
board book is full of surprises.
Find your baby's face in this delightful new lift-the-flap book
with a mirror on every page! One thing is for sure - babies love
mirrors! This brand new series of board books aims to enhance early
mirror play as very young children will enjoy finding their own
face on every page. Featuring large card flaps with friendly
animals which are easy for even the littlest hands to grab, babies
will enjoy reaching for these books again and again. Scan the QR
code on the back cover to join in with the playful rhyming song
based on the classic 'Finger Family' rhyme! Other books in the
series include: Little Bear, Little Dog, Little Tiger and Little
Owl
Conceptualizing the nature of reality and the way the world
functions, Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko analyzes the foundations of
human rights law in the strict subject/object dichotomy. Seeking to
dismantle this dichotomy using topo-logic, a concept developed by
Japanese philosopher Nishida Kitaro, this topical book formulates
ways to operationalize alternative visions of human rights
practice. Subject/object dichotomy, Yahyaoui Krivenko demonstrates,
emerges from and reflects a particular Western worldview through a
quest for rationality and formal logic. Taking a metaphysical and
epistemological perspective, this book explores the alternative
views of reality and logic, developed by Kitaro, to demonstrate how
topo-logic can enable both a theoretical and a practical renewal of
human rights and overcome the subject/object dichotomy. Examining
the recent growth of social movements, decolonization and
diversification of discourses about human rights, and substantive
equality, the book identifies these developments in contemporary
human rights as indications of a movement towards a topo-logical
view beyond the subject/object dichotomy. Students and scholars of
critical legal studies, legal theory and philosophy, and
international human rights law will find this book to be an
invigorating read. Laying ground for the possible renewal and
enhancement of human rights law, it will also be a useful resource
for practitioners of human rights law.
Find your baby's face in this delightful new lift-the-flap book
with a mirror on every page! One thing is for sure - babies love
mirrors! This brand new series of board books aims to enhance early
mirror play as very young children will enjoy finding their own
face on every page. Featuring large card flaps with friendly
animals which are easy for even the littlest hands to grab, babies
will enjoy reaching for these books again and again. Scan the QR
code on the back cover to join in with the playful rhyming song
based on the classic 'Finger Family' rhyme! Other books in the
series include: Little Bear, Little Dog and Little Tiger
This unique book analyses the impact of international human rights
on the concept of gender, demonstrating that gender emerged in the
medical study of sexuality and has a complex and broad meaning
beyond the sex and gender binaries often assumed by human rights
law. Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko skilfully illustrates the dynamics
within the field of human rights which hinder the expansion of the
concept of gender and which strategies and mechanisms allow and
facilitate such an expansion. Gender and Human Rights surveys the
development of human rights from the creation of the United Nations
up to the present day and discusses key examples of the prohibition
of violence and the regulation of culture and family in the context
of human rights. This multidisciplinary study also incorporates
additional perspectives from medical science, feminism and queer
theory. This concise yet engaging book will be a valuable resource
for scholars, students and activists working at the intersection of
gender law and human rights law, providing a critical overview of
the topic alongside strategies for future growth.
Find your baby's face in this delightful new lift-the-flap book
with a mirror on every page! One thing is for sure - babies love
mirrors! This brand new series of board books aims to enhance early
mirror play as very young children will enjoy finding their own
face on every page. Featuring large card flaps with friendly
animals which are easy for even the littlest hands to grab, babies
will enjoy reaching for these books again and again. Scan the QR
code on the back cover to join in with the playful rhyming song
based on the classic 'Finger Family' rhyme! Other books in the
series include: Little Dog, Where Are You?
This unique book analyses the impact of international human rights
on the concept of gender, demonstrating that gender emerged in the
medical study of sexuality and has a complex and broad meaning
beyond the sex and gender binaries often assumed by human rights
law. Ekaterina Yahyaoui Krivenko skilfully illustrates the dynamics
within the field of human rights which hinder the expansion of the
concept of gender and which strategies and mechanisms allow and
facilitate such an expansion. Gender and Human Rights surveys the
development of human rights from the creation of the United Nations
up to the present day and discusses key examples of the prohibition
of violence and the regulation of culture and family in the context
of human rights. This multidisciplinary study also incorporates
additional perspectives from medical science, feminism and queer
theory. This concise yet engaging book will be a valuable resource
for scholars, students and activists working at the intersection of
gender law and human rights law, providing a critical overview of
the topic alongside strategies for future growth.
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Mama's Boy (Hardcover)
Kimberly Innecken; Illustrated by Ekaterina Veselaja
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R456
Discovery Miles 4 560
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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Mine, Yours
Dori Elys; Illustrated by Ekaterina Trukhan
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R349
R269
Discovery Miles 2 690
Save R80 (23%)
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Find your baby's face in this delightful new lift-the-flap book
with a mirror on every page! One thing is for sure - babies love
mirrors! This series of board books aims to enhance early mirror
play as very young children will enjoy finding their own face on
every page. Featuring large card flaps with friendly animals which
are easy for even the littlest hands to grab, babies will enjoy
reaching for these books again and again. Scan the QR code on the
back cover to join in with the playful rhyming song based on the
classic 'Finger Family' rhyme! Other books in the series include:
Little Bear, Little Dog, Little Owl, Little Tiger and Little Lamb
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Willow's Words (Hardcover)
Jamie Lago, Terri Bose; Illustrated by Ekaterina Bulankina
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R516
Discovery Miles 5 160
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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This book focuses on polarization microscopy, a powerful optical
tool used to study anisotropic properties in biomolecules, and its
enormous potential to improve diagnostic tools for various
biomedical research. The interaction of polarized light with normal
and abnormal regions of tissue reveals structural information
associated with its pathological condition. Diagnosis using
conventional microscopy can be time-consuming, as pathologists
require an hour to freeze and stain tissue slices from suspected
patients. In comparison, polarization microscopy more quickly
distinguishes abnormal tissue and provides better microstructural
information of samples, even in the absence of staining. This book
provides a basic understanding of the properties of polarized
light, a description of the polarization microscope, and a
mathematical formalism of Mueller matrix polarimetry. The authors
discuss various advanced linear and nonlinear optical techniques
such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), reflectance and
transmission spectroscopy, fluorescence, multiphoton excitation,
second harmonic generation, Raman microscopy, and more. They
explore the exciting potential of integrating polarimetry with
these techniques for possible applications in different areas of
biomedical research, as well as the associated challenges.
Including the most recent developments on the topic, this book
serves as a modern guide to polarization microscopy and
advancements in its use in biomedical research.
What private law avenues are open to victims of human rights
violations? This innovative new collection explores this question
across sixteen jurisdictions in the Global South and Global North.
It examines existing mechanisms in domestic law for bringing civil
claims in relation to the involvement of states, corporations and
individuals in specific categories of human rights violation: (i)
assault or unlawful arrest and detention of persons; (ii)
environmental harm; and (iii) harmful or unfair labour conditions.
Taking a truly global perspective, it assesses the question in
jurisdictions as diverse as Kenya, Switzerland, the US and the
Philippines. A much needed and important new statement on how to
respond to human rights violations.
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