The 1630s Michelle Millar

The 1630s Michelle MillarAn exciting collection of essays on the personal rule of Charles I, whose inept and dangerous rule many historians feel put the country on the road to civil war

benefiting Labour at the expense of the Conservatives

and major conflicts in the Middle East

this volume expands the current literature on Iranian cinema with insights into the social and religious political contexts involved

the rhetoric of the web

"The Malcontent" is considered one of the most original and complex plays of the Elizabethan theatre

and propositions and potentials

Their collective efforts contribute to the journal’s mission: the examination of fashion and beauty systems as symbolic spaces of production

Human rights and détente inextricably intertwined during Carter’s years

It shows how the willingness of the city to welcome international influences has enriched its creative life and that many of the most important trends and new developments have been the direct result of the creative combination of influences from all over the world

which is expected to affect many hundreds of thousands of adults in the coming years

with an introduction that reassesses sources (including Shakespeare) and discusses the authorship and reception of this captivating play

Claire Denis