Susan Smith Livres

This study explores one of the most popular and successful of genres, yet one that has not fully enjoyed critical recognition to match. Combining a detailed analysis of individual musicals with an in-depth consideration of racial and gender issues, Susan Smith examines the rich interactions that occur between music, performance and narrrative, as well as the use of the female voice and the female singer in certain 'Pygmalion'/'Svengali'-style narratives. Films studied include Show Boat (1936, 1951), Cabin in the Sky (1943), Singin' in the Rain (1952), A Star Is Born (1954), West Side Story (1961), My Fair Lady (1964) and Funny Girl (1968).

'Of Drag Kings and the Wheel of Fate' is a novel about history, sex, drag, paganism, death and family. Using an ancient myth reset in the queer community in Buffalo, New York, it explores gender fluidity, sexual diversity, and the deeper questions of love and identity.

Exploring the concept of neuroplasticity, this book empowers readers to recognize their capacity to reshape their minds and, consequently, their destinies. It emphasizes the transformative potential within each individual to modify their mental framework, offering insights into personal improvement and growth. By understanding and applying these principles, readers can take control of their mental resilience and adaptability, leading to profound changes in their lives.

Jocelyn 'Joey' Fellows is having a bad day. At 24, she's a college dropout who just got savagely dumped. A friend convinces her to post an ad on a dating website. Joey soon embarks on new adventures, along the way discovering a joy in sexuality, a new sense of life, and a woman who teaches her how to embrace life.

Murphy the Cat Moves into the Neighborhood is a colorful and delightful story written to entertain and support children as they may be moving to a new neighborhood.

Murphy the Cat and the Big Yellow Bus isthe third in a series of colorful and delightful stories written to entertain and support children as they may be moving into a new neighborhood. Murphy has moved to his new home, made many friends, and now ventures out of the neighborhood board the Big Yellow Bus. He is curious to find out where the children who live inthe neighborhood go each day. Murphy'scontinued curiosity encourages him to takean adventure. Join Murphy on the Bus and take an adventure.

The narrative explores the intertwined lives of the author and their late younger brother, focusing on their challenging journey to find their mother. Following the brother's death, the search culminates in a triumphant discovery that brings closure to years of emotional turmoil. This revelation not only reconnects the author with their mother but also uncovers previously unknown paternal relatives, enriching their sense of identity and family history.

Murphy the Cat embarks on a new adventure after moving into a charming neighborhood. As he explores his surroundings, he encounters a variety of quirky neighbors and their pets, each with distinct personalities. The story highlights themes of friendship, community, and the joy of discovering new places. Murphy's journey is filled with humorous mishaps and heartwarming moments, making it a delightful tale for readers of all ages.

This much-needed book provides a practical and comprehensive guide to achieving a PhD by published work.

Tells the story of how the US and its allies subjected thousands of their own servicemen to poison gas as part of their preparation for chemical warfare. The book also reveals the racialized dimension of these experiments, as scientists tested whether the effects of toxic exposure might vary between Asian, Hispanic, black, and white Americans.