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First edition. Softcover. 240 pages. Text in Czech and English. Includes numerous images by Sudek as well as other photographers. A near fine copy in wrappers with some minor wear and in a fair only glassine dust jacket with numerous chips, tears and wear.

With this 1-light armed sconce, every illuminating moment becomes a coastal-inspired statement. Crafted from metal with a brushed brass finish, it includes a circular backplate and an angled arm that connects to the holder. Surrounding the fixture is an elegant clear glass dome shade with a textured surface. This sconce is also compatible with dimmer switches to move you effortlessly from day to night.

Josef Capek (1887-1945) was one of Czech modernism's most formative protagonists. The artist first studied weaving before finding his métier as both a painter and designer. During a short stint in Paris, he befriended the poet Guillaume Apollinaire, who was then the leading theorist of and driving force behind Cubism. Capek adopted the Cubist style, fusing it with moodier elements of Expressionism and Symbolism to create a uniquely Czech take on the style. Alongside his work as a painter, Capek designed several hundred book covers from 1918 until his death in 1945 for Czech publications of early twentieth-century authors such as Apollinaire, Karel Capek, Jan Bartos, Josef Hora, Josef Kopta, Pierre Mac Orlan, Giovanni Papini, Pirandello, Miroslav Rutte and Georg Trakl and nineteenth-century authors such as Flaubert, Goethe, Kropotkin, Sheridan Le Fanu and Arthur Machen. Capek's designs were much celebrated in Czechoslavakia for their simplicity and their virtuoso use of linocut. Itself a beautiful publication, The Book Design of Josef Capek: Seeing The Book presents a fully-illustrated and complete survey of this rarely seen work.

The lives and writings of eight gifted women of God -- Mechtild of Magdeburg, Hadewyck of Antwerp, Angela of Foligno, Julian of Norwich, Josefa Menendez, Louisa Jacques, Concepcion Cabrera de Armida (Conchita) and Gabrielle Bossis.

A digital copy of "Introduction to Investor-State Arbitration" by Yves Derains and Josefa Sicard-Mirabal. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

Madrid. 22 cm. 198 p., 21h. con lám. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial. Colección 'Colección Abatar', numero coleccion(1). Índices. Knight, Richard Payne 1750-1824. Seguido de un ensayo sobre el culto de los poderes generadores durante la edad media ; Traducido del francés por Josefa García Morales. Indices. Príapo (Divinidad griega). Culto fálico. Sexualidad. Aspectos religiosos .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. ISBN: 84-85208-09-9

Sister Josefa Menéndez was born into a devoutly Catholic family in Madrid, Spain on February 4, 1890. Endowed with an aptitude for prayer and drawn to the religious life from childhood, she first had to support her povertystricken family as a dressmaker. In spite of many hardships her desire to completely offer herself to God never wavered. She left Spain in 1920 to enter a French monastery of the Society of the Sacred Heart, where she became a Coadjutrix Sister. In the convent she received numerous private revelations that gave her a distinguished place among visionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. She died a holy death on December 29, 1923.The Way of Divine Love is the definitive record of Sister Menéndez's life and the heavenly messages that she received. It is one of the most complete chronicles of an individual's extraordinary mystical experiences in the history of the Church. Despite many trials in her daily life, she recorded everything that she received from heaven as faithfully as possible, including her incredibly detailed visions of the Passion of Christ.Everything in Josefa's life is grace giving and profoundly moving. Her writings and her life confirm each other, as evidence that all that took place in her was divine in origin. Even the most extraordinary happenings have an aim and significance. There are no unessential details, no record of revelations that do not bring out in clearer light and force some dogmatic truth, giving us deeper insight into the Heart of Our Lord, His love, the value of souls, the happiness of heaven, the irreparable loss of the damned.This edition has been re-typeset using the text of the 1956 edition originally published by Sands & Co. (Publishers) Ltd, London, Glasgow under the Imprimatur of E. Morrogh Bernard, Vicar General, Westminster, May 5, 1953. Number of Pages: 584

This short biography of Josefa Maria Menendez; Coadjutrix sister of the Society of the Sacred Heart; together with the notes she wrote under obedience; are extracts from the life and complete notes published under the title of The Way of Divine Love. They reiterate Our Lord's consuming desire to attract souls to the merciful love of His Sacred Heart; an appeal which began in the Gospel and which Our Lord has continued up to the present time to renew through those He chooses for this purpose.

1992 The Goat in the Chile Patch (P) A Folklore by Lada Josefa Kratky / English Version by Sheron Long / Illustrated by Frank Remkiewicz ***ISBN-13: 9781563341847 ***Pages: 16

1993 The Way of Divine Love: Or the Message of the Sacred Heart to the World, and a Short Biography of His Messenger by Sister Josefa Menendez. Catholic Reading.

En casa de Carmen Teresa se reunen muchos familiares de distintos países de América Latina para celebrar el Año Nuevo. Doña Josefa le regala a Carmen Teresa un cuaderno en blanco y todos le sugieren que lo utilice para escribir los recuerdos de infancia de los que están ahí reunidos. Así comienza una original recopilación de historias a las que les acompañan las recetas de los platos favoritos de cada uno.

A digital copy of "Diversidad e Inclusi?n. Una mirada desde la educaci?n" by Ana M.ª Porto Castro, M.ª Josefa Mosteiro García and Beatriz ... Antelo. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

Flugasche ist keine Metapher. 180 Tonnen davon schleudert das Kohlekraftwerk in B(itterfeld) täglich auf die Stadt und ihre Menschen. Die Reportage der Journalistin Josefa Nadler, die diese Zusammenhänge aufdeckt, darf in der damaligen DDR (1981) nicht erscheinen. Nach dem Verbot verläßt Josefa den Freund, den Kollegenkreis und die große Gemeinschaft der Organisierten. Der andere Teil der Geschichte ist Josefas private Geschichte. Die junge Reporterin schwankt ständig zwischen Sehnsucht nach Geborgenheit und Freiheit und einer immerwährenden Angst vor Einsamkeit und Zwang. Wie leben, daß man sich selbst, seinen Gefühlen und seinen Ansprüchen gerecht wird? »...ein bemerkenswertes literarisches Debüt. Weil es in der DDR geschrieben wurde, dort keinen Verleger fand und nun in der Bundesrepublik gedruckt wird? Bemerkenswert ist dieses Buch ist vor allem in Hinblick auf seine erzählerischen Qualitäten, im Hinblick auf die Perspektive, die es wählt, um Wirklichkeit zur Sprache zu bringen.« Franz Josef Görtz, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Preise: Irmgard-Heilmann-Literaturpreis (1990) Brüder-Grimm-Preis (1991) Kleist-Preis (1992) Solothurner Literaturpreis (1994) Roswitha-Gedenkmedaille der Stadt Bad Gandersheim (1994) Buchpreis des Deutschen Verbandes evangelischer Büchereien (1995)

Josefa Ferrer, a famed Chilean singer, narrates the story of her best friend, Violeta, a woman who has suffered a brutal and violent tragedy, in an insightful tale of friendship, betrayal, disillusionment, grief, and second chances, in a novel by the acclaimed Latin American author. (General Fiction)

On 29th December 1923, Sister Josefa Menendez, died at the age of thirty-three at the Convent of Les Feuillants, Poitiers. During her earthly life she had received visions from the Lord that spoke of His unfathomable love for the world. Everything in Josefa s life is grace giving and profoundly moving. Her writings and her life confirm each other, as evidence that all that took place in her was divine in origin. Even the most extraordinary happenings have an aim and significance. There are no useless details, no record of revelations that do not bring out in clearer light and force some dogmatic truth, giving us deeper insight into the Heart of Our Lord, His love, the value of souls, the happiness of heaven, the irreparable loss of the damned. Size: 5.5 x 8 This edition has been re-typeset using the text of the 1950 edition originally published by Sands & Co, London under the Imprimatur of E. Morrogh Bernard, Vicar General, Westminster, 24th September 1948.

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A digital copy of "Educator's Guide to Teaching Students With Autism Spectrum Disorders" by Josefa Ben-Arieh. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

Handsome Jeronimo is hired to tutor the rich heiress, Josefa. They fall in love, but the Church forbids their relationship, and Josefa is hidden in a convent. The Church discovers that she is pregnant and sentences her to death by decapitation.