Frank Jackson Ordre des livres

Equal parts stunning, photo-rich lookbook, and cultural commentary, Fly is the story of the extraordinary intersection of high fashion and basketball. Each chapter explores the style of an era and the cultural influences that shaped it: The league’s inception in 1949, pre-Civil Rights Movement, when the NBA was mostly comprised of white players who wore suits and skinny ties. The years following the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the birth of funk and R&B when basketball fashion got flashier (think Walt “Clyde” Frazier and Wilt Chamberlain wearing fur coats and big hats). The Michael Jordan era of the 1980s and 1990s, with its oversize suits. The epic Iverson/Hip-Hop years of the late 1990s and early 2000s. And now to today, a time defined not only by social media and high fashion’s birthing of the tunnel walk (think LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Russell Westbrook), but one in which athletes are idealized as style icons and activists, figures who inspire conversations beyond how they play and what they wear. 

Manipulation and deception permeate politics, cults, and nations, as various entities employ misleading rhetoric to influence public perception. The narrative explores how half-truths and selective truths are used to shape opinions and control ideologies, revealing the dangers of biased information and the impact it has on society.

'Powerful . . . full of impossible hope . . . There is warmth and wit and a hard-won wisdom' Roxane Gay, New York Times Book Review

The eagerly awaited memoir from Mitchell S. Jackson, winner of the Ernest Gaines Prize for Literary Excellence and Finalist of PEN/Hemingway Award.

Indigenous Colombia -- Tukanoan culture and the issue of "culture" -- The state's presence in the Vaupés increases -- The indigenous movement and rights -- Reindigenization and its discontents -- Conclusion : indigeneity's ironies and contradictions

Focusing on the lives and contributions of renowned dancers Jack Carter, Michael Charnley, and John Cranko, this study features photography by Paul Wilson that captures their artistry. It serves as an essential resource for ballet enthusiasts and historians alike. The book is part of a series that aims to make classic works from the early 1900s accessible again, preserving the original text and artwork while providing a modern edition.

The book serves as a foundational reference for the philosophy of perception, offering critical insights and frameworks that will influence future research and discussions in the field. It delves into key concepts and arguments, establishing a comprehensive understanding of how perception is philosophically analyzed and interpreted.

A guide to today's most exciting research in academic philosophy with more than 30 distinguished scholars to contribute incisive and up-to-date critical surveys of the principal areas of research.

The collaborative work of Frank Jackson, Philip Pettit, and Michael Smith has significantly shaped contemporary philosophy, particularly in Australia. This collection features their influential essays on philosophical psychology, social explanation, and moral theory, offering insights into the interplay between mind and morality. The volume serves as a comprehensive showcase of their contributions, highlighting the depth and impact of their ideas in both moral psychology and broader philosophical discourse.

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