Catherine Catherine: 5496 books

Meet Stella, an amazing toddler whose life and death brought together a community in love, laughter and grace. Stella's parents welcomed Star journalist Catherine Porter into their lives at this shattering time to chronicle how one remarkable family and their community grappled with issues of deep...

**"Frank, funny and helpful."—The Atlanta Journal-Constitution For the millions who loved A Year by the Sea comes a memoir of a woman who awakens at midlife to find wisdom in a most unlikely place**  In this beautifully written and frequently funny memoir, Catherine Goldhammer,...

After reeling from the loss of a lifetime, fate has brought her to the cliffs of Lake Superior to let her heart run free. On this extraordinary day, she would have a serendipitous encounter with an old man who carried pockets full of field corn, that changed the course of her life. An encounter that...

Samantha, a seamstress, stows away on a ship bound for Australia, disguised as a boy. Discovered by the ship's doctor, John Seacombe, she becomes his assistant. However, she rapidly finds that her growing feelings for Doctor John mean that her disguise is a hindrance, rather than a help. And...

The second full-length collection from sonneteer and formalist poet Catherine Chandler, Glad and Sorry Seasons brings together new suites of poems-on grief, recovery, the deadly sins, and the virtues of faith, hope, and love-to meditate on those polarities of light and dark, joy and sorrow, that illuminate...

This book has woven together the voices of over seventy women of diverse ethnicities and traditions. In meditative and insightful poems, they offer us revealing glimpses of their souls engaged in meaningful dialogue with the world, others, themselves, and divinity. This spiritual poetry draws...

The e-book has been updated to include a link to a pdf containing almost 100 pages of additional Shakespeare resources created by the author, that can be printed as desired.This book contains what you need to get started:An Introduction to Sharing ShakespeareA List of Recommended Books & VideosA...

Due donne, due destini, un incidente in comune: l’amore. «L’irlandese Catherine Dunne, autrice del fortunato La metà di niente, sa, come nessun altro, raccontare la vita intima, casalinga, quotidiana di una donna e di una famiglia.» Isabella Bossi Fedrigotti «Nei racconti della...

This book is one of the most important recent books on Hegel, a philosopher who has had a crucial impact on the shape of continental philosophy. Published here in English for the first time, it includes a substantial preface by Jacques Derrida in which he explores the themes and conclusions of Malabou's...

This landmark study examines the role played by the rediscovery of the writings of the ancient atomists, Epicurus and Lucretius, in the articulation of the major philosophical systems of the seventeenth century, and, more broadly, their influence on the evolution of natural science and moral and political...

This is a book about the invention of Western philosophy, and the first thinkers to explore ideas about the nature of reality, time, and the origin of the universe. It begins with the finding of the new papyrus fragment of Empedocles' poem, and uses the story of its discovery and interpretation to...

This collection of Catherine Watson's popular travel essays, often requested by her readers and reprinted by permission from the Star Tribune newpaper, spans thirty years and seven continents. Vivid, lyrical, sometimes humorous, always sensitive, her writing leads readers beyond exotic geography and into the rich terrain of the human heart.

This book is drawn from the author's experience. Having tried several years various methods in vogue. All these methods are based on dietary restrictions or eat only a type of food. This methods causing imbalances, fatigue and finally abandonment of all the good resolutions ... The author...

Édition enrichie (Présentation, notes et annexes) Pour le philosophe du XVIIIè siècle, toute expérience nouvelle est occasion de réflexion sur l'homme.Un aveugle, opéré, recouvre la vue. Diderot aussitôt mène l'enquête. Comment le patient s'éveille-t-il à de nouvelles sensations...