A stark exposé of early twentieth‑century industrial exploitation, this novel follows Jurgis and his family as they confront brutal labor conditions, poverty, and the relentless pursuit of survival in a hostile urban landscape.
A compelling memoir of Erin Gruwell’s classroom, where 150 students turned raw journals into powerful stories that reshaped their lives and sparked social change.
Kuperard (London) (9780062506061 / 21014008) - Author: Moore, Robert Gillette, Douglas - Softcover - New edition - HarperOne - New York, United States - HarperSanFrancisco - Dimensions: 162 x 226 x 13mm | 230g | Mature masculinity
Explore how early Christians viewed gender, bodily autonomy, and sexual ethics, revealing the complex interplay between faith, culture, and personal conduct in shaping communal norms.
(9780415576864) - Height: 158 mm - Spine width: 18 mm - Width: 234 mm - Routledge - Taylor and Francis - ISBN: 9780415576864 - Number of pages: 184 - Languages: English - Weight: 302 g
(9780691149806) - Dimensions: 152.4 x 231.14 x 25.4mm | 408.23g - Revised - Revised edition - New Jersey, United States - Princeton University Press - Format: Paperback | 272 pages - Publication date: 23 Oct 2011 | Book addresses
Explore how everyday acts of defiance shape power dynamics in societies, revealing hidden resistance strategies that challenge authority and transform social structures through subtle, collective agency.
(9780415289955 / 9780415289955) - New edition - Routledge - Taylor and Francis - Height: 132 mm - Spine width: 27 mm - Width: 198 mm - ISBN: 9780415289955 - Number of pages: 244 - Languages: English
(9780415355278) - Country of publication: UNITED KINGDOM - Dimensions: (H) 199mm, (W) 129mm, (D) 12mm - New Edition - Routledge - Taylor and Francis - In Print - Height: 196 mm - Spine width: 18 mm - Width: 129 mm | Secure Base
A critical examination of modern media power, exploring how post‑9/11 propaganda reshapes public opinion and political narratives in an era of digital dominance.