Routledge Revivals
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Indonesia: The Art of an Island Group
1st Edition
By Frits A. Wagner
February 01, 2027
Originally published in 1959 and beautifully illustrated with 60 colour photographs and 30 drawings, this volume concentrates on the striking architecture and sculpture of the Hindu-Javanese period as well as other forms of art including drama, dance, music and literature. The organization of the ...
Learning and Talking: A Practical Guide to Oracy Across the Curriculum
1st Edition
By Ray Tarleton
February 01, 2027
How do you stop your class discussion degenerating into a heated debate about last night’s TV programmes? How do you know what your pupils are achieving in their small group discussions? Isn’t all this talking rather a waste of time? First published in 1988, Learning and Talking argues that talking...
Literacy
1st Edition
By Margaret Jackson
February 01, 2027
First published in 1993, this book is concerned with ‘Literacy’ – the interconnection between literacy and oracy is recognized and stressed but the focus is literacy. The author considers the context of literacy learning and the social construction of literacy within classrooms in relation to all ...
Mao's China: Economic and Political Survey
1st Edition
By Ygael Gluckstein
February 01, 2027
Originally published in 1957, most of the material collected in this study was extracted from official Chinese Communist publications and whilst the material will inevitably reflect its source, it does represent a valuable body of historical material which allows the author to analyse the ...
Memoirs of War, 1914–15
1st Edition
By Marc Bloch
February 01, 2027
Historians can bear penetrating witness to the great events they experience firsthand. One who unquestionably did so was Marc Bloch, the eminent French scholar, author of the esteemed Feudal Society, and co-founder of the influential journal Annales, who documented the fall of France in his ...
Patriotisms: Britain 1900–1939
1st Edition
By J.H. Grainger
February 01, 2027
First published in 1986, Patriotisms vividly describes the variety of patriotic styles and ideas that were actively at work in Britain from the Boer War to World War II, and in doing so, presents a fresh interpretation of the political history of the period. The author describes the teaching of ...
People Not Patients: Problems and Policies in Mental Handicap
1st Edition
By Peter Mittler
February 01, 2027
The abilities of mentally handicapped people to learn and to develop are often greatly underestimated, with the result that educational and other services provided for them are seriously inadequate. First published in 1979, People Not Patients discusses just what can be done by, with, and for the ...
People’s Theatre
1st Edition
By David Bradby, John McCormick
February 01, 2027
The most significant development in the theatre during the twentieth century was the broadening of its social basis. Radical changes in theatre architecture and theatre audiences, in the subject matter and style of the plays presented, were brought about in the cause of extending the theatre to the...
Planners, Politics and Health Services
1st Edition
By Gregory Parston
February 01, 2027
Advancing essentially a political view as to why planners plan as they do, Planners, Politics and Health Services (originally published in 1980) discusses the consequences within the context of health services planning. It questions the influences which determine planning and the planning ...
Protestantism and the National Church in Sixteenth Century England
1st Edition
Edited
By Peter Lake, Maria Dowling
February 01, 2027
What did it feel like to be a Protestant in Tudor England? What did Protestants think of the role of a ‘church under the cross’ should be? How did they become the proponents of a national church? First published in 1987, Protestantism and the National Church in Sixteenth Century England aims to ...
Psychological Problems in Primary Health Care
1st Edition
By Eric Button
February 01, 2027
First published in 1988, Psychological Problems in Primary Health Care aims to bridge the gap between the specialist mental health worker and the primary care team, the latter of whom deal with the vast majority of psychological problems but with comparatively little training on the subject. As it ...
Social Need: Policy, Practice and Research
1st Edition
By Gilbert Smith
February 01, 2027
The concept of social need plays an important part in social policy, social work practice, and social research. Yet it is used in different ways by policymakers, practitioners, and researchers. First published in 1980, Social Need examines these varying interpretations and how they relate to the ...