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Under a Giant Sky (Paperback)
Toon Tellegen; Translated by Judith Wilkinson; Introduction by Robert Minhinnick
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R469
Discovery Miles 4 690
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In an Unguarded Moment (Paperback)
Hanny Michaelis; Translated by Judith Wilkinson; Designed by The Book Typesetters; Cover design or artwork by Eva Spakman
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R368
Discovery Miles 3 680
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Slippery Slope - A
Toon Tellegen; Translated by Judith Wilkinson; Designed by The Book Typesetters
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R308
Discovery Miles 3 080
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In Desert (Paperback)
Judith Wilkinson; Designed by The Book Typesetters
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R326
Discovery Miles 3 260
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This innovative text uses concrete examples and hands-on exercises
to help students clearly understand and apply the steps of the
nursing process to today's rapidly changing healthcare environment.
Moving beyond step-by-step instructions, "NURSING PROCESS AND
CRITICAL THINKING, 5/e "encourages students to think about each
part of the nursing process and use critical thinking to make
better clinical decisions. Balancing practical and conceptual
aspects of the nursing process, this edition includes an expanded
interactive format, new Take Away Points, What do You Know, and
Think About It features and a student resourceswebsite to help
students begin to think like a nurse.
Menno Wigman (1966–2018) is one of the most celebrated poets in
the Netherlands, with many awards to his name, and his early death
sent shock-waves through the Dutch literary world. His work has
been placed in the tradition of European Romanticism. At times
echoing Baudelaire, and equally preoccupied with the darker sides
of urban life, Wigman has been called the dandy of disillusion. But
his poems are never indulgent and tend to move from doubt to
recommitment, from ironic detachment to passionate engagement. His
work is stormy, full of tension, scathing one moment and tender the
next, with an uncompromising self-scrutiny implicit in the
undertaking. He offers us poetry as ‘divine trauma’: a
raw lyricism that refuses any easy coming to terms. Now that his
work is increasingly appearing in translation, Wigman is beginning
to be recognised as an important voice in European poetry.
Award-winning translator and poet Judith Wilkinson put together
this new English selection in consultation with Wigman. It was
completed shortly before his death.
Who am I? When you are able to answer this timeless question, you
are ready to truly become one with God. Now you have the keys to
transform your life into a journey of peace, success, and
adventure. Freespirit offers skills, insights, and inspirations
aimed at sweeping you along on a life-changing journey to profound
personal understanding. God is not an outside entity you should bow
down to or fear; God is a part of you. This guide provides many
valuable and powerful lessons, including ways to become one with
God (or Consciousness); understand your true purpose; comprehend
the value of your life; transform negative situations, beliefs, and
conditioning into journeys of light, peace, success, and adventure;
and appreciate the healing powers of affirmation and meditation.
Within these provocative life lessons-and more-are the doorways to
understanding. Once you learn how to trust that everything happens
for a reason, you can raise your awareness as you trudge through
even the harshest lessons. The world is what you believe it to be,
so why believe in anything but the best for yourself and your loved
ones? Life is a journey of growth and expansion. Are you ready to
live your life with joy?
Shoestring Press published a new collection A Man and an Angel by
the internationally acclaimed Dutch poet Toon Tellegen this year.
The poems enact a battle between a man and an angel, a never-ending
fight that is difficult to quantify and yet seems instantly
familiar. We witness man under pressure, wrestling with something
primal: a volatile, temperamental spirit that is both a plague and
a challenge. In the see-sawing dynamics of each encounter, worthy
of the best absurdist theatre, Tellegen stays close to the pulse of
the emotion, evoking the turbulence of an intimate struggle, where
man and angel become interdependent. In the Netherlands, critics
have praised the collection as one of Tellegen's very finest, and
the book was reprinted soon after its first publication.
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