David Morris Livres

Exploring the intricate relationship between spatial perception and the lived body, this work offers a phenomenological perspective that delves into how individuals experience and understand space. It examines the embodied nature of perception, highlighting the significance of physical presence in shaping one's awareness and interaction with the environment. Through a thoughtful analysis, the book aims to deepen the understanding of how our bodies influence our perception of space and vice versa.

The Web has been around long enough, and people have grown accustomed enough to dealing with it, that folks want a little razzle-dazzle when they go online. This work is aimed at showing you how to deliver it. It explains you how to start creating Flash animations. It uses full-color pictures and streamlined instructions.

This book provides a detailed history of the iron industry in Tredegar, Wales, with a particular focus on the Pontgwaithyrhaiarn ironworks. With personal accounts and detailed descriptions of the industry and the people who worked in it, readers will gain insight into the impact of the iron industry on the region.

This book is designed to provide students with a comprehensive overview of world history from a senior standard perspective. It covers a range of topics, including ancient civilizations, medieval empires, and modern political systems and is intended to serve a valuable resource for students and educators alike.

When David Morris collapsed after a stroke, he lay unconscious on the floor of his flat for more than two days and was not discovered until he was close to death. Unable at first to walk and eat unaided, he was confined to a hospital for months, but he was determined to get his life back as soon as he could. In this book he tells how he managed it - and found a new life in the sunshine of Cyprus.

Exploring the intersection of political-religious movements and utopian visions, this book analyzes how diverse narratives respond to the challenges of neoliberalism. It highlights a convergence across political divides, advocating for care and community. Through a literary lens, it examines texts from the Left Behind series to Octavia Butler's works, revealing how religious ideas shape contemporary utopianism and influence political agendas. David Morris argues that these narratives not only envision better futures but also engage in significant political discourse, challenging global capitalism's destructiveness.

Aimed at aspiring hunters, this guide offers expert advice on successfully hunting trophy whitetail deer. It covers essential techniques, strategies, and tips to enhance your skills and increase your chances of a successful hunt. Whether you're a novice or an experienced hunter, the book provides valuable insights into the behavior of whitetails, optimal hunting locations, and effective equipment choices, making it a must-have resource for anyone passionate about deer hunting.

Featuring a stunning collection of 145 historic hand and desk seals, this book showcases artifacts primarily from Great Britain and the English-speaking world, spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Lavishly illustrated, it offers insights into a previously undocumented private collection, highlighting the artistry and significance of these unique historical objects.

Focusing on the essential skills needed for success in social science research, this guide helps students understand and critically evaluate various studies. It covers key topics such as research methods, APA citation, ethics, and statistics, structured across ten informative chapters. Designed for undergraduate students, it enhances abilities in developing research topics, conducting literature searches, and effectively summarizing findings, making it an invaluable resource for navigating academic literacy in the social sciences.