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A Middle English Vocabulary, Designed for use with Sisam's Fourteenth Century Verse & Prose: Gawain Poet
English | November 22, 2023 | ISBN: 4066339552883 | 444 Pages | EPUB (True) | 1.25 MB
"A Middle English Vocabulary, Designed for use with Sisam's Fourteenth Century Verse & Prose" by J. R. R. Tolkien. Published by e-artnow. e-artnow publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each e-artnow edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.

A History of Psychology
English | 1 Dec. 2025 | ASIN: B0G4L6GNWN | 195 pages | Epub | 535.85 KB
A History of Psychology is an engaging journey through the development of the ideas that have shaped our understanding of the human mind. Bob Kowalski presents a comprehensive panorama, beginning with the philosophical roots of Ancient Greece and moving through the major milestones of scientific psychology, up to the ethical challenges and new trends of the twenty-first century.With clear and accessible writing, the author explores the theories, experiments, and figures that have transformed psychology into one of the central sciences for understanding human beings. Each chapter connects past and present, showing how yesterday's discoveries influence today's practices and research.More than a simple chronology, this book offers deep reflections on the role of psychology in society, the ethical dilemmas of its use, and the potential theoretical revolutions yet to come. It is essential reading for students, professionals in the field, and anyone interested in understanding the mind, behavior, and the human condition itself.

A History of Physics
English | August 26, 2025 | ASIN: B0DFQDJN7L | 262 pages | Epub | 3.01 MB
In A History of Physics, Bob Kowalski takes the reader on a bold, critical, and deeply reflective journey through the foundations of science that have shaped our view of the universe. Far from being merely a chronology of physical advances, this book is a groundbreaking work: it challenges established truths, questions dominant theories, and proposes new ways of thinking about reality.From Newton to Einstein, from Maxwell to the Standard Model, Kowalski presents the milestones of physics with precision and clarity, but is not content with repeating academic dogma. He investigates what has been forgotten, abandoned, or silenced over the centuries-especially theories such as the ether, the possibility of light with mass, and the critique of the notions of relativity and the Big Bang.With intellectual courage, the author suggests that we are on the verge of a new scientific revolution-not an expansion of the current paradigm, but its radical replacement. In this envisioned future, the universe has neither beginning nor end, time is not a curved dimension, quarks and neutrinos are fictions, and gravity can be explained not by the warping of spacetime but by the concrete action of gravitons in a rediscovered ether.Written in accessible and provocative language, A History of Physics is both a tribute to scientific curiosity and a manifesto against theoretical stagnation. It is essential reading for those seeking to understand physics not as a closed set of formulas, but as an ongoing adventure of thought, critique, and imagination.

A History of Mathematics
English | January 28, 2025 | ASIN: B0DVBVXQ9Z | 199 pages | PDF | 1.09 MB
"A History of Mathematics" is a work that traces the evolution of mathematics from its earliest beginnings to the present day, offering readers a profound understanding of how this science has shaped human thought and driven advancements in various fields of knowledge.The book begins by exploring the origins of mathematics in early civilizations. From the rudimentary practices of counting in ancient societies, such as those of Egypt and Mesopotamia, to the development of numerical systems and geometric techniques that became essential for organizing these cultures. The author reveals how mathematics has always been intrinsically linked to solving practical problems, such as measuring land and constructing monuments, long before it became an abstract discipline.As the narrative progresses, we witness the rise of mathematics in ancient Greece, where philosophers and mathematicians began studying numbers and shapes not only for practical purposes but also with the goal of understanding the essence of the universe. The works of Euclid, Archimedes, and other thinkers laid the foundations of geometry and number theory, establishing a vision of mathematics as a pursuit of universal truth.The book also delves into the crucial role of Islamic mathematicians in preserving and advancing mathematical knowledge during the Middle Ages. Al-Khwarizmi, considered the father of algebra, and other intellectuals of the era expanded and refined the concepts inherited from the Greeks, paving the way for the mathematical revolution that would unfold during the European Renaissance.The author dedicates significant attention to the modern period, when figures like René Descartes, Isaac Newton, and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz shaped fundamental new concepts such as analytic geometry and calculus. These advances not only transformed mathematics into a tool for scientific exploration but also paved the way for understanding complex natural phenomena, such as the motion of celestial bodies and the laws of physics.With the advent of modern mathematics in the 19th and 20th centuries, the book examines how new fields of study, such as abstract algebra and set theory, transformed mathematics into an increasingly abstract and universal discipline. The impact of these new theories is reflected in the development of physical sciences and the creation of technologies that have shaped the contemporary world.The book culminates with an analysis of mathematics in the 21st century, addressing its fundamental role in the digital revolution, computational sciences, and technological innovations that permeate our daily lives. Mathematics, once abstract and theoretical, has now become the backbone of complex systems like artificial intelligence and cryptography, with implications that are shaping our future in unimaginable ways."A History of Mathematics" is more than just a chronicle of numbers and formulas. It is a story of ideas-of how human curiosity and the search for universal explanations have led to the construction of a field of study that not only reflects the world but also transforms it. This work is an excellent read for anyone who wishes to understand not only mathematical concepts but also the history and impact of this discipline on human civilization.

A History of Mathematics: From Ancient Civilizations to Modern Ideas (The Human Story of Discovery and Civilization Series Book 1)
English | November 28, 2025 | ASIN: B0G4F1HPZ8 | 264 pages | Epub | 1.59 MB
Mathematics enthusiasts, lifelong learners, and curious general readers often want to understand not only how mathematical ideas work, but how they came to be. Many books present history as a timeline of names and theorems, which can feel dry or overly technical for readers who simply want a clear, engaging story. This book is designed for readers who appreciate big ideas, cultural context, and human drama, yet do not want advanced mathematics or academic jargon getting in the way.This sweeping narrative shows how mathematics emerged from practical needs, philosophical questions, and human creativity across different civilizations. It guides readers through ancient counting systems, the brilliance of Greek geometry, the innovations of Chinese, Indian, and Islamic scholars, and the revolutionary breakthroughs of the Renaissance and modern eras. Instead of focusing on proofs alone, the book reveals the motivations, challenges, rivalries, and insights that shaped mathematical thought.In this book, readers will discover:* The origins of numbers in early human societies* How Babylonian and Egyptian mathematics shaped engineering, astronomy, and commerce* The rise of Greek proof and its lasting influence on modern reasoning* Major contributions from Chinese, Indian, and Islamic mathematicians often overlooked in Western narratives* How algebra, geometry, calculus, and probability transformed science and philosophy* The dramatic disputes, conceptual revolutions, and human stories behind major breakthroughs* How modern mathematics, computing, and abstract structures evolved from centuries of discoveryBy blending historical narrative with clear explanations, this book helps readers understand not only what mathematicians discovered, but why those discoveries mattered. Every chapter connects past innovations to the mathematics we use today, making the subject feel alive, relevant, and wonderfully interconnected. Readers come away with a deeper appreciation of mathematics as a global, human, and ever-evolving endeavor.

A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous or Parallel Expressions: Designed as a Practical Guide to Aptness and Variety of Phraseology [1882 ]
English | 22 Sept. 2009 | ISBN: 111245828X | 478 pages | EPUB (True) | 2.02 MB
Originally published in 1882. This volume from the Cornell University Library's print collections was scanned on an APT BookScan and converted to JPG 2000 format by Kirtas Technologies. All titles scanned cover to cover and pages may include marks notations and other marginalia present in the original volume.

A Comprehensive Treatise on Topology: From Foundations to Frontiers: A Graduate-Level Exposition
English | April 29, 2026 | ASIN: B0GYZJ1FCR | 1972 pages | Epub | 1.02 MB
A Comprehensive Treatise on Topology presents a rigorous and unified exposition of topology, spanning from foundational concepts to the frontiers of modern research. This graduate-level text covers set-theoretic topology, algebraic topology, differential topology, geometric topology, and topological algebra in a single, authoritative volume.Beginning with the essential foundations of set theory and progressing through increasingly sophisticated topics, this treatise provides complete proofs, detailed explanations, and extensive examples throughout. Key features include comprehensive coverage of point-set, algebraic, and differential topology; connections to modern mathematics including category theory and homological algebra; and a self-contained presentation requiring only undergraduate mathematics as prerequisite.Crafted over many years of study and teaching, this work is intended to serve as both a rigorous introduction for graduate students and a definitive reference for researchers in the field. Published by The Scottish Science Society, Edinburgh.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF SEX. How Desire, Power, Love, Shame, and Freedom Shaped Human Civilization. : Not a manual about sex, but a history of control, identity, and the human body.
English | May 27, 2026 | ASIN: B0H34WN4WG | 98 pages | Epub | 383.30 KB
The story of sex is the story of civilization itself. Sex is the most universal human experience, yet no force has been more regulated, feared, misunderstood, politicized, or transformed. A Brief History of Sex tells the sweeping story of how desire shaped civilization, from prehistoric fertility symbols and ancient marriage laws to religion, psychoanalysis, feminism, the sexual revolution, LGBTQ+ rights, #MeToo, dating apps, artificial intelligence, and the future of intimacy. This is not a manual about sex. It is a history of power, shame, love, freedom, control, identity, and the human body. Across cultures and centuries, sexuality has defined families, organized inheritance, justified laws, inspired art, created taboos, fueled revolutions, and exposed the deepest tensions between personal freedom and social order. Why did societies regulate women's bodies? How did religion turn desire into sin? Why did Freud place sexuality at the center of psychology? How did Kinsey, Foucault, Simone de Beauvoir, Stonewall, the contraceptive pill, and #MeToo change the way we understand sex? And what happens now, in a world of dating algorithms, reproductive technology, virtual intimacy, and changing gender identities? Clear, provocative, and deeply readable, A Brief History of Sex reveals that the story of sex is never only about the bedroom. It is the story of civilization itself.Discover how desire became one of the most powerful forces in human history. Buy A Brief History of Sex today and explore the hidden history of the body, power, love, shame, and freedom. TAGShistory of sex, human sexuality, sexual history, desire and power, history of sexuality, gender studies, sexual revolution, love and shame, sexuality and civilization, reproductive rights, LGBTQ history, feminism and sexuality, marriage history, religion and sex, psychology of desire, Freud sexuality, Kinsey sexuality, Foucault sexuality, body politics, intimacy and technology, future of sex, AI and intimacy, cultural history of sex, sociology of sexuality, sex and power

99 x Stell- und Campingplätze am Wasser in Deutschland
Deutsch | 7 Sept. 2021 | ASIN: B09FMZ9FDH | 194 Seiten | EPUB (True) | 55.92 MB
Seien wir ehrlich, am schönsten ist doch das Camping direkt am Wasser! Sei es zum Schwimmen, zum SUPen, zum Paddeln, zum Sonnenbaden oder zum Sundowner vor dem Wohnmobil mit Blick aufs Meer. Wo Sie die besten Stell- und Campingplätze am Wasser in Deutschland finden, verrät Ihnen dieser praktische Wohnmobilführer. Er gibt Tipps, wo und wie man mit dem Wohnmobil dem Wasser am nächsten kommt - Meer-, See-, Fluss- oder Kanalblick inklusive.

8th Grade Math Workbook: Algebra, Geometry, Equations & Pythagorean Theorem: Common Core Practice with Step-by-Step Problems for Ages 13-14
English | June 18, 2026 | ASIN: B0H5VR1F9G | 172 pages | Epub | 435.92 KB
Build the Math Skills Your 8th Grader Needs to SucceedDoes your 8th grader need extra practice with algebra, geometry, functions, equations, statistics, or the Pythagorean Theorem? Are you looking for a structured workbook that supports Common Core learning standards while building confidence and problem-solving skills?Written by Marcus C. Hunter, the 8th Grade Math Workbook is designed to help students master essential Grade 8 math concepts through clear instruction, worked examples, and extensive practice. Whether used at home, in the classroom, during tutoring sessions, or for independent study, this workbook provides the guidance students need to strengthen their skills and prepare for future academic success.Fully aligned with Common Core State Standards (CCSS), this workbook provides step-by-step lessons, illustrated examples, practice problems, real-world applications, chapter review quizzes, mixed review exercises, and two full-length practice tests to help students prepare for classroom assessments and build a strong mathematical foundation.WHAT'S COVEREDThe Number SystemRational and irrational numbersApproximating square rootsLaws of integer exponentsSimplifying radicalsOperations with scientific notationExpressions and EquationsSolving multi-step linear equationsEquations with variables on both sidesNo-solution and infinite-solution casesSlope and slope-intercept formGraphing linear equationsWriting equations of linesSolving systems of equations using graphing, substitution, and eliminationFunctionsIdentifying functions using tables, graphs, and mapping diagramsEvaluating functions using f(x) notationComparing linear and non-linear functionsConstructing function models from real-world dataGeometryTranslations, reflections, rotations, and dilationsCongruence and similarityThe Pythagorean Theorem and its converseFinding the distance between coordinate pointsVolume of cylinders, cones, and spheresAngle relationships with parallel lines and transversalsStatistics and ProbabilityConstructing and interpreting scatter DescriptionsIdentifying associationsDrawing and using lines of best fitMaking predictions using interpolation and extrapolationReading and interpreting two-way frequency tablesTest PreparationMixed review exercises by domainTwo full-length 45-question practice tests covering all five Grade 8 CCSS domainsWHY STUDENTS AND PARENTS LOVE THIS WORKBOOK✔ Clear explanations that make challenging concepts easier to understand✔ Step-by-step worked examples before independent practice✔ Extensive practice problems to reinforce learning✔ Real-world word problems that connect math to everyday situations✔ Chapter review quizzes to measure progress✔ Progress tracker and skills checklist✔ Complete answer key for independent study and review✔ Glossary of essential math terms✔ Suitable for classroom learning, homeschooling, tutoring, and self-studyPERFECT FOR8th grade studentsAges 13-14Homeschool familiesClassroom enrichmentTutoring programsIndependent studySummer math reviewPreparing for high school algebraWhether your student needs extra practice, wants to strengthen foundational skills, prepare for tests, review key concepts, or build confidence before entering high school math, this workbook provides the structured instruction and guided practice needed for meaningful academic progress.Give your 8th grader the tools, practice, and confidence to master Grade 8 math and prepare for success in Algebra and beyond.