Bøger af Lucy Wilson

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Wind on Water encompasses a range of topics, from global conservation to freedom fighters and gender equality. The poetry collection will address many pressing concerns of today's multicultural world: why do we exist? how do we survive in a world teetering on extinction? Contains award-winning poem "Brave in a New World: A Poem in Ten Parts", featured in the winter 2014 edition of Harbinger Asylum as our official first-place contestant.

The book ""Sequel to Mamma's Bible Stories for Her Little Boys and Girls"" is a continuation of the collection of Bible stories for children written by Lucy Wilson in 1842. The book follows the same format as its predecessor, with each chapter containing a different story from the Bible, retold in a simple and accessible language suitable for young readers.The stories cover a range of topics, from the creation of the world to the life of Jesus and his teachings. The book also includes stories about famous Biblical figures such as Moses, David, and Solomon, as well as lesser-known characters like Ruth and Esther.Throughout the book, Wilson emphasizes the moral lessons that can be learned from each story, encouraging children to apply these lessons to their own lives. She also includes questions and discussion points at the end of each chapter to help parents and teachers engage children in further conversation about the stories.Overall, ""Sequel to Mamma's Bible Stories for Her Little Boys and Girls"" is a valuable resource for parents and educators looking to introduce children to the stories and teachings of the Bible in an engaging and accessible way.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Poems from the Left Coast is Lucy Wilson's second collection from TZP. Professor Wilson revisits themes from the first book--healing arts, love, the environment--and adds new work on matriarchy and "the goddess." This collection is both philosophical and accessible. Poems from the Left Coast will teach you to open your eyes and to think outside of commonplace teachings.

The Bau de l'Aubesier is a multi-layer rock shelter site, with deposits mainly from the later Middle Pleistocene and the Late Pleistocene, very abundant faunal and lithic remains, intense and extensive use of fire in some levels, and hominin remains from Neandertals and their predecessors. This book provides the geographic and geologic context of the site, then describes each layer within the stratigraphy in detail, with emphasis on the hominins, how they used the site, and how they used the surrounding territory. Rigorous analysis is interspersed with stories of the excavations themselves, and abundant figures and tables. The final chapter addresses the ultimate question: what does the Bau de l'Aubesier tell us about the Middle Palaeolithic? Of interest to specialists, students and amateurs, this book unites all available published and previously unpublished data about this important Middle Palaeolithic site in southern France.

In this book, Lucy Wilson addresses the need for both authors and their female protagonists to immerse themselves in their communities and nations and to join the dialogue that has traditionally been reserved for men. However, the need for women to join the discourse crosses all geographical boundaries. Wilson takes the lessons she has learned from strong West Indian female characters, and the creative minds that bring them to life, and in turn encourages all women to find strength in themselves.In Due Season is a collection of essays that have appeared in journals and anthologies between 1986 and 2006. The essays in Part One discuss the need for a new model of female development as the traditional bildungsroman is incompatible with the world experienced by contemporary female characters from developing nations. Part Two analyzes the major works of Jean Rhys, including Wide Sargasso Sea and Voyage in the Dark.