Robert James Livres

Focusing on the cultural and social dynamics of 1930s Britain, this landmark study explores how working-class consumers engaged with popular film and fiction. Through extensive original research, Robert James reveals how these mediums served to fulfill various needs amidst the challenges of the era, highlighting the significance of entertainment in shaping working-class identities and experiences during a tumultuous time.

Featuring a collection of awkward, hilarious, and bizarre stories, this book captures the essence of twenty-first century dating experiences. Readers will find relatable tales that explore the complexities and humorous mishaps of modern romance, making it a delightful read for anyone navigating the dating scene today.

This collection features a tale by Rudyard Kipling, known for his vivid storytelling and rich character development. Readers can expect to encounter themes of adventure and exploration, along with Kipling's signature style that blends humor and moral lessons. The narrative likely reflects Kipling's deep understanding of human nature and the complexities of colonial life, making it a captivating read for fans of classic literature.

Who Should Have Won the Oscars? If you've ever wondered why the Oscars seem to go to the wrong movies, WHO Won?!? is the book for you. Beginning with the first Oscar ceremony, Robert James looks at all the major categories, slashing and burning his way through the bad, praising the good, and offering the best for your consideration. A comic, biting analysis of hundreds of films, WHO Won?!? is a guide to the wonderful movies you missed - and a warning against the ones you should never have seen in the first place.Volume 5 explores the heights of New Hollywood and the most complex movies in American cinematic history – and the blockbusters that devoured them.

Exploring the transformation of gladiators into emperors, this book immerses readers in ancient Rome's arena life. It highlights the brutal world of gladiatorial combat, detailing Roman sword and shield techniques, as well as the strategic prowess that led to the legions' triumphs. Through the stories of these fierce warriors, the narrative reveals how their skills and tactics contributed to the emergence of powerful emperors, providing a captivating look at a pivotal era in history.

Exploring the thoughts and insights of ancient military commanders, this book offers a unique perspective on their strategies, philosophies, and the lessons they imparted through their experiences. It invites readers to reflect on the complexities of leadership and the timeless nature of warfare, providing a deep understanding of historical figures and their enduring influence on military thought.

This reprint of the 1760 edition delves into the historical understanding of canine madness, offering insights into the perceptions and treatments of dog-related diseases during that era. It presents a detailed exploration of the topic, reflecting the scientific knowledge and cultural attitudes of the 18th century. This edition preserves the original text, allowing readers to engage with the historical context and evolution of veterinary medicine.

Blending self-defense techniques with a transformative journey, this book offers readers a dual experience of physical training and personal growth. It encourages exploration of one's inner strength while equipping them with practical skills for protection. Through this unique approach, readers are invited to reflect on their identities and empower themselves both physically and mentally.