When The Replacement From God Arrives You Will Forget
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The Enigma of Hidden Strength
Title: The Enigma of Hidden Strength Author: Himanshu Jain Publisher: VK Wordings Publications Discover the profound and inspiring poetry of Himanshu Jain in "The Enigma of Hidden Strength," a captivating anthology that delves into the depths of human resilience. Each poem is a journey, exploring themes of inner strength, perseverance, and the quiet power that lies within us all. With a lyrical grace and an insightful perspective, Jain's verses illuminate the beauty and mystery of overcoming life's challenges. This collection invites readers to reflect on their own hidden strengths and find solace in the shared human experience. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts and anyone seeking inspiration, "The Enigma of Hidden Strength" is a testament to the enduring spirit of humanity.
Behold the Black Caiman
Author: Lucas Bessire
language: en
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Release Date: 2014-10-24
"Behold the Black Caiman "by anthropologist Lucas Bessire is a haunting ethnography based on a decade of fieldwork among a group of Ayoreo-speaking tribes in the Gran Chaco, the largest forested area in South America after the Amazon. Bessire shows that, far from being untouched noble savages, most of the Ayoreo tribes are struggling to survive on the margins of industrialized society as cattle ranches encroach on the dense wilderness that they once called home. As one of the poorest and most marginalized indigenous groups in the region, the Ayoreo endure unfathomable levels of violence and discrimination. Faced with such brutality, the Ayoreo believe that survival within modernity requires a radical transformation, including the abandonment of nearly all of the practices that count as authorized native culture in Latin America. Bessire argues that their attitude is not evidence of contamination or loss--as many anthropologists, NGOs, and state representatives would have it--but is rather a profound moral response to their desperate situation. The book thus aims to revise the anthropology and history of Ayoreo-speaking people, and indigenous people in general, who have long been seen as the ultimate primitives outside the State, market, and history. Written in the tradition of classic texts such as"Chronicle of the Guayaki Indians"and"Tristes Tropiques," the book tells a tragic story of catastrophic violence that is urgently relevant to identity politics both within Latin America and beyond."
Prepped to Kill
What happens when you send phony news to your boarding school’s alumni magazine? Ricky Steele, a fifty-something odd jobber, finds out when she returns to her alma mater pretending to be a private investigator. Before long, the niece of Massachusetts’ governor goes missing and a murderer strikes again. As Ricky races against time to stop a killer and rescue a child, she enlists the aid of her former roommates. Together, the trio wreak havoc on Whitley School’s Reunion Weekend. Before they know it, Ricky and her pals have unleashed a killer, who is not afraid to kill again. Join Ricky on her first caper and see how this humorous rollicking mystery series got its start. Rollicking fun, Ricky’s first case, stopping a killer and saving a child.