“anna cancogni”

More than twenty years after its original appearance in Italian, "The Open Work" remains significant for its powerful concept of "openness"--the artist's decision to leave arrangements of some constituents of a work to the public or to chance--and for its striking anticipation of two major themes of... More

The first volume in the Lives of the Left series, Annie Cohen-Solal's Sartre is a remarkable achievement. "A sensation" upon its initial publication in France, as the New York Times reported, Sartre was subsequently translated into sixteen languages and went on to become an international bestseller,... More

Some mysteries were never meant to be solved - or were they? In Hunting the Double Helix, Anna Meyer provides a fascinating glimpse into one of the newest and most intriguing areas of scientific research. Any DNA that still exists in the remains of living things after their death is called ancient... More

The story of the Soviet leader who ended the Cold War, introduced perestroika and glasnost in the erstwhile Soviet Union and paved the way for democracy in Eastern Europe.... More

The new combined edition looks at the relevance of content and clear communication. Current information from the fields concerned has been incorporated and a learner-centred approach is used. Themes of world relevance have been used to divide the chapters into sections. Subjects such as natural and ... More