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Designed specifically for GCSE Physics students, this textbook provides comprehensive coverage of essential concepts and principles. It includes clear explanations, practical examples, and a variety of exercises to reinforce understanding. The structured approach ensures that learners can grasp complex topics effectively, making it an invaluable resource for exam preparation and coursework. With a focus on enhancing problem-solving skills, this guide aims to build confidence and proficiency in physics.

Explore the fascinating history of Preston in this fully illustrated A-Z guide to the town's people and places.

Founding his argument on a close reading of St. Augustine?s De Trinitate, Keith Johnson critiques four recent attempts to construct a pluralistic theology of religions out of the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity.

For many people, the word 'theology' evokes something dry, academic, irrelevant and disconnected from the everyday concerns of life. We surely would not say that about God, so why is our talk about God any different? In this engaging and accessible introduction, Keith Johnson takes a fresh look at theology. He presents the discipline of theology as one of the ways we participate in the life of the triune God. Without suggesting it should be removed from the academy, Johnson argues that theology has to be integrally connected to the traditions and practices of the church. If academic theology is to be genuinely theological, then it has to be carried out in obedience to Jesus Christ and in service to the church. Unlike other introductions, Theology as Discipleship avoids the usual overview of doctrines according to the creed, which traditionally move from the Trinity to eschatology. Instead, Johnson explains the content of theology by describing the Christian life - being in Christ, hearing God's Word, sharing the mind of Christ. Theology not only leads to discipleship, but is itself a way of following after Christ in faith.

This accessible introduction to Karl Barth's thought offers a selection of key writings, critical commentary, and detailed introductory and concluding chapters.

Focusing on the intricacies of Shakespeare's language, this guide offers students essential insights into vocabulary, grammar, sounds, and rhetorical structures within the context of the Elizabethan Age. Keith Johnson not only introduces the linguistic elements of Shakespeare’s works but also incorporates engaging activities that promote a practical understanding of the language. This comprehensive resource bridges the gap between historical context and linguistic analysis, making it an invaluable tool for exploring Shakespeare's English.

A compelling collection of true crime stories from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the Lancashire city of Preston.

Providing a broad overview and packed with examples, A COURSE IN PHONETICS, 7e remains the ideal introduction to phonetics-no previous knowledge required! With its reader-friendly writing style, the book introduces concepts of speech production, describes speech in acoustic terms, and teaches practical phonetic skills, including IPA transcription. In addition, expanded sections on acoustic phonetics and speech motor control help readers use tools for digital inspection and manipulation of speech. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.

Quantitative Methods in Linguistics offers a practical introduction to statistics and quantitative analysis with data sets drawn from the field and coverage of phonetics, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, historical linguistics, and syntax, as well as probability distribution and quantitative methods. Provides balanced treatment of the practical aspects of handling quantitative linguistic data Includes sample datasets contributed by researchers working in a variety of sub-disciplines of linguistics Uses R, the statistical software package most commonly used by linguists, to discover patterns in quantitative data and to test linguistic hypotheses Includes student-friendly end-of-chapter assignments and is accompanied by online resources at available in the 'Downloads' section, below

Exploring the evolution of the English language, this work delves into its origins, development, and the cultural influences that shaped it. It examines key historical events and figures that contributed to the language's transformation, highlighting the impact of invasions, trade, and literature. The book offers insights into linguistic changes and the social contexts that prompted them, making it a valuable resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the roots of English.