Book Shelter

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January 06, 2025 Creationism in Europe (Medicine, Science, and Religion in Historical Context)
This Book chapter compilation examines the history and impact of creationism across Europe and beyond. Different national contexts are explored, highlighting the influence of religious groups (Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Islamic) and political movements on the acceptance or rejection of evolutionary theory. The text also analyzes the rise of intelligent design as a more palatable alternative to creation science, and the varying strategies employed to promote creationist views in education and public discourse. Comparative analyses of public opinion polls reveal significant differences in acceptance of evolution across different regions and religious affiliations. Finally, the role of anti-creationist movements and their responses to creationist challenges is discussed, illustrating a complex interplay of scientific, religious, and political forces.

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January 06, 2025 Creative Destruction?: Economic Crises and Democracy in Latin America
This academic book examines the impact of financial shocks and economic crises on democracy in Latin America, focusing on Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. The analysis uses a political economy framework, exploring the roles of institutions, interests, and ideas in shaping democratic outcomes across different crises, including the Great Depression, the 1980s debt crisis, and the 1990s emerging markets crises. The author compares these historical events with the 2008 financial meltdown to assess whether the likelihood of democratic survival has changed. The study highlights variations among the three Southern Cone countries, emphasizing the importance of domestic and international factors. Finally, the conclusion explores broader implications for democracy in other Latin American regions and globally.

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22min
January 06, 2025 Creatures Born of Mud and Slime: The Wonder and Complexity of Spontaneous Generation
Daryn Lehoux's Creatures Born of Mud and Slime examines historical understandings of spontaneous generation, focusing on Aristotle's influential theories and their evolution through the Middle Ages and early modern period. The book meticulously analyzes primary sources, tracing how different thinkers, including Albertus Magnus and Augustine, modified and adapted Aristotle's ideas. Lehoux also explores the complexity of these theories, contrasting them with later developments like epigenesis and protogenesis. Finally, the text culminates in a discussion of the Needham-Spallanzani debate, highlighting the enduring influence of philosophical assumptions on scientific inquiry.

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20min
January 06, 2025 Crisis in an Atlantic Empire: Spain and New Spain, 1808-1810
This Book examines the political and economic crises in Spain and its American colonies (particularly New Spain) during the Napoleonic era. It focuses on the events leading up to and following Napoleon's manipulation of the Spanish royal family, including the Aranjuez and Bayonne events. The sources then analyze the resulting uprisings in Spain and the colonies, exploring the interplay between Spanish factions (including European-born merchants and Creoles), colonial juntas, and the British. Finally, the text explores the economic and political ramifications of these events, including the struggle for control of colonial trade and resources and the eventual shift towards independence movements in the Americas.

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22min
January 06, 2025 Critical Approaches to the Study of Higher Education: A Practical Introduction
This compilation of excerpts focuses on critical approaches to higher education research and policy. Critical discourse analysis and critical race theory are highlighted as methods to expose power structures and inequalities within educational systems. The text explores the tensions between traditional research methodologies and critical perspectives, emphasizing the importance of incorporating participants' experiences and challenging dominant narratives. Several case studies are presented to illustrate the application of these critical frameworks to issues of equity, access, and the impact of neoliberal policies on higher education. The authors advocate for a more transformative paradigm that prioritizes social justice and challenges existing power dynamics.

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22min
January 05, 2025 Crooked Kingdom: A Sequel to Six of Crows
This Book comprises excerpts from Leigh Bardugo's Crooked Kingdom, focusing on multiple characters' perspectives and their involvement in a complex heist. Retvenko, a Grisha Squaller, navigates the treacherous streets of Ketterdam, yearning for a return to Ravka. Wylan, a skilled but reluctant member of Kaz Brekker's crew, participates in a high-stakes card game. Nina, a Grisha Heartrender, employs her powers and deception. Inej, a skilled spy known as the Wraith, confronts her captor, Van Eck. The narrative interweaves their individual experiences, revealing their interconnected roles in a larger scheme involving betrayal, risk, and the pursuit of freedom.

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15min
January 05, 2025 Cross-Cultural Scientific Exchanges in the Eastern Mediterranean
This Book explores cross-cultural scientific exchanges in the Eastern Mediterranean between 1560 and 1660, focusing on the interactions between European and Ottoman scholars. The research examines the transmission of scientific knowledge, including astronomy and cosmology, through various channels such as manuscript exchange, the movement of captive scholars, and diplomatic gifts. It highlights the role of individuals like Taqī al-Dīn and Tycho Brahe, and analyzes how apocalyptic beliefs influenced scientific pursuits in both cultures. The study further investigates the involvement of Jewish scholars as intermediaries in these exchanges and how discussions of Copernican cosmology intersected with biblical interpretations and the search for ancient texts. Finally, it reveals the impact of these exchanges on the development of scientific thought and practices in both the East and the West.

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14min
January 05, 2025 Cultivation and Catastrophe: The Lyric Ecology of Modern Black Literature
Sonya Posmentier's Cultivation and Catastrophe examines the interplay between agricultural imagery and catastrophic events in modern Black literature. The book explores how Black writers, from the Harlem Renaissance to contemporary authors, utilize tropes of cultivation and catastrophe to represent the complex relationship between Black communities and their environments, encompassing themes of displacement, resilience, and the enduring legacy of slavery and colonialism. Posmentier analyzes various literary and cultural works, including poetry, novels, and songs, demonstrating how they reflect both the shared experiences of the Black diaspora and the unique realities of specific geographic locations. The study emphasizes the significance of lyric ecology, sound, and the archive in shaping Black literary expressions of environmental and social crisis. The book ultimately argues that understanding these literary representations offers new ways of thinking about catastrophe, memory, and environmental justice within the context of Black history.

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20min
January 05, 2025 Cults and Conspiracies: A Literary History
This excerpt from Cults and Conspiracies—A Literary History examines the recurring theme of secret societies in literature across various historical periods. The author traces this motif from ancient Greek tragedies like Euripides' Bacchae to modern novels, analyzing how the genre reflects societal anxieties and the enduring human fascination with the occult. The study explores specific examples, including the Rosicrucians, Knights Templar, Freemasons, and Illuminati, demonstrating their literary portrayal in works from different eras and authors' diverse perspectives. The text also highlights the evolution of the secret society narrative from simple mystery to complex conspiracy thrillers, demonstrating its lasting appeal through various literary styles and cultural contexts. Finally, the author emphasizes the persistent "lure of the arcane" as a driving force behind the genre's enduring popularity.

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22min
January 05, 2025 Days of Slaughter: Inside the Fall of Freddie Mac and Why It Could Happen Again
Days of Slaughter, an insider account by a former Freddie Mac vice president, examines the company's role in the 2008 financial crisis. The book explores the interplay of flawed public policy, internal conflicts, and political pressures that led to Freddie Mac's downfall. It details the company's involvement in the subprime mortgage market and its accounting scandals. Furthermore, the author analyzes the complexities of the GSE model and its inherent contradictions, ultimately arguing that the crisis stemmed from a collective failure of ethics and responsibility across various actors. The narrative also discusses the broader issues of homeownership in America and the lasting consequences of the housing market collapse.

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22min

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