"Eric Ross uses his fictional character, Ian Alexander Bell Robertson, to recount the story of life in the Canadas during 1841. ... Throughout the book, Ross has interspersed snippets of information and illustrations to supplement Robertson's writings. Scrupulously researched an…
"Eric Ross uses his fictional character, Ian Alexander Bell Robertson, to recount the story of life in the Canadas during 1841. ... Throughout the book, Ross has interspersed snippets of information and illustrations to supplement Robertson's writings. Scrupulously researched an…
"Ce livre conjugue des univers singuliers, met des mots sur des images, rend hommage aux inventeurs de l'impossible, souligne l'irrationnel de notre monde, salue la force des fragiles et nous invite à voir les mots et à lire les images d'un autre œil." JOHN R. PORTER Président d…
"Ce livre conjugue des univers singuliers, met des mots sur des images, rend hommage aux inventeurs de l'impossible, souligne l'irrationnel de notre monde, salue la force des fragiles et nous invite à voir les mots et à lire les images d'un autre œil." JOHN R. PORTER Président d…
This is the first detailed ethnographic study of the global justice movement by scholar and activist David Graeber. As well as being a serious contribution to anthropology, it is also an inquiry into anthropology's political implications.
Expert travel writer Sacha Jackson shares the must-see sights and local secrets of Qu & eacute;bec City, from the fortified heights of Haute-Ville to the authentic architecture of the Place Royale of Basse-Ville. Jackson includes Romantic Weekend Getaways ideas for couples and a…