Bøger af Brad Evans

Discover the treasure within "Mindful Maturation: Graceful Aging for Baby Boomers".Dive into this engaging Special Report and witness the transformative voyage of aging, artfully captured in the words of Brad Evans. Beginning as soft whispers, these compelling stories slowly crescendo into an empowering movement toward mindful maturation. The essence of this Special Report is a celebration of life and its beautifully poignant phases, articulated with poise, humanness, and depth.In this unique, wisdom-infused reading journey, you will traverse: Embracing the Passage of TimeDecoding the Secrets of MindfulnessUnlocking the Power of AcceptanceHealthy Habits for Graceful AgingRefresh Your Perspective: Seeing Life AnewWisdom in Wrinkles: Celebrating AgeThe Baby Boomer's Guide to Mental FitnessCultivating Positive RelationshipsRediscover the Joys of LearningCreating a Legacy: Your Contribution to the WorldBrad weaves his personal experiences with his deeply resonating philosophy, crafting a narrative that's not only informative but also incredibly relatable. Evoking a comfortable, living-room conversation feel, Brad invites you into this fascinating world of mindful aging, helping you relinquish fears and embrace the kaleidoscope of experiences that enrich this journey.Whether you are a baby boomer preparing for this golden phase, a senior grappling with the complexities of aging, or a younger person seeking wisdom for the future, "Mindful Maturation" is an irreplaceable guide to savoring and making the most out of every moment.Purchase this Special Report today and let Brad Evans lead you towards a fulfilling journey of mindful maturation.

Providing a searing insight and honest portrayal of post-industrial communities ravaged by decades of abandonment, How Black Was My Valley is the story of lives defined by poverty, catastrophe and the fading dreams of better futures."Written with authentic authority. It is evocative and excellent in every possible way." – Neil Kinnock How Black Was My Valley offers a raw, unforgettable look into the post-industrial landscape of South Wales, capturing the impact of poverty, disaster, and lost futures on communities that once fueled the British Empire. This powerful account intertwines personal stories with political insights, revealing the deep scars left by decades of economic abandonment.This compelling people's history explores the former mining communities of South Wales, shedding light on the hardship, isolation, and despair endured by those who once powered two world wars. Blending empathy and brutal honesty, the book travells through the dark shadows of the valley's past and present, confronting structural violence, lost opportunities, and the tragic rise in drug abuse and suicide.Rejecting narratives of resilience, How Black Was My Valley is a journey into a community's unhealed wounds—a poignant testament to voices once silenced, now demanding to be heard.

State of Disappearance brings together abstract artistic testimony and witnessing with critical voices to ask deeper questions about extreme violence, the normalization of human vanishing, state and ideological complicity, and memorialization, along with wider concerns about what it means to be human in the twenty-first century.

Through a critical exploration of violence and the sacred, Ecce Humanitas recasts the fall of liberal humanism. Brad Evans offers a rich analysis of the changing nature of sacrificial violence, from its theological origins to the exhaustion of the victim in the contemporary world.

Leading thinkers discuss the experience and repercussions of violence, exploring its varied manifestations in the world today

Writings from the foremost chronicler of violence in our times, a fundamental issue for the future of the human race, looked at from every angle.

Interviews with leading thinkers on the crisis of violence in contemporary politics, history, media, and culture.

A dazzling exploration of the seduction of violence and spectacle in politics, culture, entertainment and everyday life

A graphic introduction to the most important radical critiques of violence, from Fanon to Chomsky, Foucault to Sontag.