Matthew Bennett est un historien éminent dont le travail explore les dimensions humaines de la guerre, en examinant les profonds impacts sociaux et psychologiques des conflits. Ses recherches approfondies et ses nombreuses contributions éclairent l'interaction complexe entre les événements militaires et les sociétés dans lesquelles ils se déroulent. Bennett possède une capacité unique à traduire des détails historiques complexes en récits captivants, rendant ses analyses accessibles et attrayantes pour un large public. Son expertise est en outre reconnue par ses affiliations académiques et ses fréquentes apparitions dans des programmes télévisés consacrés à l'histoire militaire.
Snowdonia has a great story to tell, of ancient oceans, mountains, volcanoes and climate change. The mountain landscape of Snowdonia is the result of everything that has happenend to it over geological time - the product of the ancient landscapes that went before it, and fragments of which are preserved by rocks and landforms within the landscape.
This informative book describes the fighting techniques of soldiers in what has been characterised as the 'age of chivalry' and it shows in detail the methods by which armies gained and lost ascendancy on the battlefield.
Osprey's Campaign title for one of the most important campaigns of the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453). Agincourt is one of the most evocative names in English military history. Henry V's forces were tired, hungry, and faced a French army three to six times more numerous. However, they possessed several advantages, and English success resulted from the combination of heavily armoured men-at-arms with troops armed with the infamous longbow - the havoc this weapon wreaked was crucial. Using original fifteenth century evidence, including the surviving French battle plan and the accounts of men present in both armies, this title discusses the lead-up to the battle, the tactical dispositions of the two forces and the reasons for the ultimate English success.
Focusing on metascience, this book offers strategies to enhance autism spectrum research. It introduces metascience's role in academia and society, providing recommendations to avoid unreliable studies from predatory publishers. Key topics include improving reproducibility, refining the peer review process, and minimizing questionable research practices. The concluding chapter emphasizes ways to increase autistic participation in research. Overall, it equips researchers of all levels with essential skills for producing high-quality and inclusive autism research.
The book offers a thorough examination of modern psychological theories and practices, aiming to create a cohesive understanding of mental representation. It integrates psychoanalytic, analytic, and cognitive-behavioral approaches into a unified framework, highlighting the interconnections between these perspectives. This innovative theory seeks to enhance the field of psychotherapy by promoting a more holistic view of human psychology.
The book explores the intersection of autism and the COVID-19 pandemic by reviewing existing literature and presenting new survey findings from autistics and their parents. It provides valuable insights and timely contributions for researchers, academics, and practitioners involved with autism and its community, highlighting the unique challenges and experiences faced during this global crisis.
Focusing on employment conditions for individuals on the autism spectrum, this scoping review explores key aspects such as job opportunities, barriers to employment, and strategies for workplace success. It addresses six guiding questions that provide valuable insights for various audiences. Individuals on the spectrum can discover effective strategies for workplace success, while employers and students can learn how to support these employees. Additionally, researchers will find an overview of existing knowledge gaps regarding autism and employment, making it a comprehensive resource for all stakeholders.
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This guide offers insights into developing advanced and dependable Logic Apps, focusing on enhancing user experience. It covers best practices, design principles, and practical examples to help readers streamline their workflows and optimize app performance. Ideal for both beginners and experienced developers, the book emphasizes creating intuitive applications that effectively meet user needs while ensuring reliability and sophistication in functionality.
Focusing on critical gaps in autism spectrum research, this book explores five underserved areas: the experiences of autistic seniors, women, fathers raising autistic children, individuals with intellectual disabilities, and those from ethnic minorities. By highlighting these neglected populations, it aims to broaden understanding and improve support within the autism community, advocating for more inclusive research that reflects diverse experiences and needs.