“gordon johnson”

This entertaining account of Cambridge around the turn of the twentieth century contains the centenary edition of the complete text of F. M. Cornford's famous satire of 1908 on university politics, Microcosmographia Academica, together with a full account of the controversies which gave rise to it. ... More

A ?Boomer Generation? Indian, raised on the reservation in the past, writing of the evolution of Indians today. Ancestors and traditions color today's world.... More

A heartfelt, yet honest look at Rez lifeThis is a collection of approximately 40 columns about life on the Pala Indian Reservation from the Riverside Press-Enterprise. It is a sequel to his self-published book, Rez Dogs Eat Beans.... More

George Michell provides a pioneering and richly illustrated introduction to the architecture, sculpture and painting of Southern India under the Vijayanagara empire and the states that succeeded it. This period, encompassing some four hundred years, from the fourteenth to the eighteenth century, was... More

These illustrated cards offer 52 fun ways for parents and their toddlers to spend quality time together. Full of interactive, developmental activities that stimulate and enhance a toddler's perception and awareness, this deck will provide hours of entertainment. From low-key reading to active music-... More

From relaxing rendezvous to adventurous activities, this deck is packed with 52 creative suggestions that are sure to inspire lovers of all kinds. Warm up with Sensual Shopping, Loving Lunches, Blindfold Blind Date, and Spa Time. One card per day or week will keep that romantic flame burning.... More

The Bible is full of stories. Why has God chosen to make himself known this way? Because identifying with people in the Bible helps us relate to him in a personal, intimate way. In Making God Known through Story, author Gordon G. Johnson (a professor of preaching for thirty-three years) shows how to... More