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Ditasyzo Unhappy Marriages: Does Counselling ditasyzo Unhappy Marriages: Does Counselling Help?, Ireland. Department of Social & Family Affairs, Rosemary Rock (Researcher.), Kieran McKeown (general editor.), Pauline Lehane (Researcher.), Trutz Haase (researcher.), Jonathan Prarschke, Mary Coughlan (Teachta Dla), Accord Catholic Marriage Care Service (Maynooth, Co. Kildare) , 2002, 0954418301, 9780954418304. Korean folktales: in the old, old days, when tigers smoked tobacco pipes, Heinz Insu Fenkl , 2008, 0976808641, 9780976808640. Accounting Essentials for Managers, Pamela Smith Baker , 2005, 0966804945, 9780966804942. A Text book for Executive MBA Programs That Introduces Financial & Managerial Accounting Principles, Concepts and Basic Application. Class Conflict in Chinese Socialism, ISSN 0588-5310, Richard Curt Kraus , 1981, 0231051824, 9780231051828. 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Keith Newman has gathered together material that has previously only been available in te reo or has not been accessible to the public at all. At the same time he has acquired a significant collection of historical photographs; including imagery from Ans Westra from her collection of photographs taken at Ratana in 1962, 1972 and in recent years. This thoroughly researched, comprehensive book traces the connections between Ratana, the healer and prophet and political visionary, and the Maori prophetic and kotahitanga movements of the past 160 years. This landmark book brings together the hidden history of Ratana, the widespread nationwide influence of this pan-tribal movement and it is hoped it may restore to the morehu (the faithful survivors) a sense of their own heritage and destiny. 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Apart from its appeal to the Shii community, invocations of Karbala have also come to govern mystical and reformist discourses in the larger Muslim world. Indeed, Karbala even serves as the archetypal resistance and devotional symbol for many non-Muslims. Until now, though, little scholarly attention has been given to the widespread and varied employment of the Karbala event. In Reliving Karbala, Syed Akbar Hyder examines the myriad ways that the Karbala symbol has provided inspiration in South Asia, home to the worlds largest Muslim population. Rather than a unified reading of Islam, Hyder reveals multiple, sometimes conflicting, understandings of the meaning of Islamic religious symbols like Karbala. He ventures beyond traditional, scriptural interpretations to discuss the ways in which millions of very human adherents express and practice their beliefs. By using a panoramic array of sources, including musical performances, interviews, nationalist drama, and other literary forms, Hyder traces the evolution of this story from its earliest historical origins to the beginning of the twenty-first century. Today, Karbala serves as a celebration of martyrdom, a source of personal and communal identity, and even a tool for political protest and struggle. Hyder explores how issues related to gender, genre, popular culture, class, and migrancy bear on the cultivation of religious symbols. He assesses the manner in which religious language and identities are negotiated across contexts and continents. At a time when words like martyrdom, jihad, and Shiism are being used and misused for political reasons, this book provides much-needed scholarly redress. Through his multifaceted examination of this seminal event in Islamic history, Hyder offers an original, complex, and nuanced view of religious symbols. 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Cross Currents, Hereward Allix , 2004, 0968999263, 9780968999264. My Tables Box, Southgate Publishers , , . Kings of the Iron Road, Volume 2, , Jay Underwood , 2010, . The Teacher's Contemporary Daybook: Daily Planner, Marie Mikhael , 2002, 095803320X, 9780958033206. William Gleeson: July 18th - August 12th 1990, William Gleeson , 1990, 0958750998, 9780958750998. Finding Each Other, Richard Schwartz , 2013, 0983695393, 9780983695394. Life is a series of actions and reactions. Choices. Decisions. The things we do today lead to sometimes irrevocable changes-good and bad, happy and sad-to our life and the lives of those we touch. But we move on. We grow. Finding Each Other is a heartfelt continuation of the saga that began with a young Meyer Minkowski and his journey to find
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