Victor Petrov Livres

The book offers a unique perspective on the history of socialist Bulgaria, utilizing the lens of computer technology to explore its political, economic, intelligence, social, and cultural dimensions. This approach not only sheds light on Bulgaria's specific experiences but also makes broader connections to the Soviet bloc and the nature of state socialism as a whole. Through this examination, it reveals how technology influenced various aspects of life during that era.

Sheila Fitzpatrick's Everyday Stalinism rejects the simplistic treatment of the Soviet Union as a totalitarian government that tightly controlled its citizens.

How do you protect young minds from the everyday bombardment of "tabloid culture" - the malign cultural influences which are so prevalent in today's society? Originally published in 1997, stimulating and actively developing children's philosophical and critical thinking is one answer and an area in which Victor Quinn had enjoyed extraordinary success. Here he conveys to teachers, through successful lesson plans, some of the ideas and techniques that lie behind his achievements, helping them to succeed in this vital area of education. for teachers of early years, primary and early secondary school pupils.