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Amber Lotus Publishing: Women Who Rock
Our World 2025 Wall Calendar

Women Who Rock Our World 2025 Wall Calendar

Voting Is My Superpower

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Ziel des Bandes ist es, den Begriff der Entfremdung aus jeweils eigenen disziplinären Perspektiven auf seine Aktualität zu prüfen. Zum einen wird danach gefragt,&nbsp; inwiefern sich aktuelle Problembeschreibungen wie Sinn- und Machtverlust, Burnout, Beschleunigung, strukturelle Beschämunbg als Entfremdungsphänomene beschreiben lassen. Zum anderen werden klassisch gewordene Texte zu ‚Entfremdung‘ angesichts gesellschaftlicher und ökonomischer Veränderungen neu gelesen und analysiert.<div>Die Herausgeberinnen</div><div>Dr. Catrin Heite ist Professorin für Erziehungswissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Sozialpädagogik am Institut für Erziehungswissenschaft der Universität Zürich.Dr. Veronika Magyar-Haas ist Professorin für Erziehungswissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Kindheit und Jugend am Departement für Erziehungs- und Bildungswissenschaften der Université de Fribourg. </div>

Ziel des Bandes ist es, den Begriff der Entfremdung aus jeweils eigenen disziplinären Perspektiven auf seine Aktualität zu prüfen. Zum einen wird danach gefragt,&nbsp; inwiefern sich aktuelle Problembeschreibungen wie Sinn- und Machtverlust, Burnout, Beschleunigung, strukturelle Beschämunbg als Entfremdungsphänomene beschreiben lassen. Zum anderen werden klassisch gewordene Texte zu ‚Entfremdung‘ angesichts gesellschaftlicher und ökonomischer Veränderungen neu gelesen und analysiert.<div> </div>

Entfremdung

This book will tell the full story of one of the most exciting, dramatic and shocking tales of modern times.

This book will tell the full story of one of the most exciting, dramatic and shocking tales of modern times.

A Story of Love, Resistance and Hope

A Yard of Sky

Reporting from the front lines of the pandemic, celebrated BBC journalist Hugh Pym takes readers on a gripping journey through the heart of the UK's COVID-19 crisis. A tale of resilience and devastating consequences, Unfit challenges the very foundations of the UK's response to the pandemic and asks what is in store for the future of the NHS.

The Covid-19 Crisis and the Future of the NHS

Unfit

For decades, Grace Coddington¿s personal touch has steered wildly imaginative fashion spreads in Vogue magazine. Then came The September Issue, the behind-the-scenes documentary that turned the spotlight on a woman with a no-nonsense attitude and an unerring visual instinct. Overnight, the flame-haired Grace became a heroine for fashion insiders and the general public alike. Witty and forthright, and illustrated throughout with vintage photographs and exclusive line-drawings, Grace: A Memoir shares the excitement and vision that go into producing so many unforgettable fashion images. Here are the designers, models, photographers, hairstylists, make-up artists and celebrities with whom Grace has created her `stories in pictures¿ ¿ whether it be Jerry Hall conquering the USSR or Tom Ford falling down a rabbit hole in Annie Leibovitz¿s version of Alice in Wonderland. Grace¿s own life has been as dreamlike as one of her madcap fashion spreads. Brought up in windswept wartime Anglesey, she arrived in London, aged eighteen, and quickly became a face of the Sixties. The muse behind Vidal Sassoon¿s Five Point Cut, she posed for Bailey, Donovan, Duffy and Norman Parkinson in Swinging London and jumped into a pool in Saint-Tropez for Helmut Newton. Surviving a serious car-crash, she later became a fashion editor at British Vogue and during the Seventies and the Eighties started to create the fantasy travelogues that would become her trademark. Friendships bloomed ¿ with Bruce Weber and Calvin Klein, whose offer of a job took Grace to New York. While two early marriages to restaurateur Michael Chow and photographer Willie Christie were brief, her romance with the hairstylist Didier Malige has endured. And her professional partnership with Anna Wintour ¿ with whom she has collaborated for over twenty years ¿ continues to have an astonishing influence on modern style.

For decades, Grace Coddington’s personal touch has steered wildly imaginative fashion spreads in Vogue magazine. Then came The September Issue, the behind-the-scenes documentary that turned the spotlight on a woman with a no-nonsense attitude and an unerring visual instinct. Overnight, the flame-haired Grace became a heroine for fashion insiders and the general public alike. Witty and forthright, and illustrated throughout with vintage photographs and exclusive line-drawings, Grace: A Memoir shares the excitement and vision that go into producing so many unforgettable fashion images. Here are the designers, models, photographers, hairstylists, make-up artists and celebrities with whom Grace has created her ‘stories in pictures’ – whether it be Jerry Hall conquering the USSR or Tom Ford falling down a rabbit hole in Annie Leibovitz’s version of Alice in Wonderland. Grace’s own life has been as dreamlike as one of her madcap fashion spreads. Brought up in windswept wartime Anglesey, she arrived in London, aged eighteen, and quickly became a face of the Sixties. The muse behind Vidal Sassoon’s Five Point Cut, she posed for Bailey, Donovan, Duffy and Norman Parkinson in Swinging London and jumped into a pool in Saint-Tropez for Helmut Newton. Surviving a serious car-crash, she later became a fashion editor at British Vogue and during the Seventies and the Eighties started to create the fantasy travelogues that would become her trademark. Friendships bloomed – with Bruce Weber and Calvin Klein, whose offer of a job took Grace to New York. While two early marriages to restaurateur Michael Chow and photographer Willie Christie were brief, her romance with the hairstylist Didier Malige has endured. And her professional partnership with Anna Wintour – with whom she has collaborated for over twenty years – continues to have an astonishing influence on modern style.

A Memoir

Grace

From the Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist Madeleine Blais, the dramatic and untold story of legendary tennis star and international celebrity, Alice Marble

From the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Madeleine Blais, the dramatic and colorful story of legendary tennis star and international celebrity, Alice MarbleIn August 1939, Alice Marble graced the cover of Life magazine, photographed by the famed Alfred Eisenstaedt. She was a glamorous worldwide celebrity, having that year won singles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles tennis titles at both Wimbledon and the US Open, then an unprecedented feat. Yet today one of America’s greatest female athletes and most charismatic characters is largely forgotten. Queen of the Court places her back on center stage.Born in 1913, Marble grew up in San Francisco; her favorite sport, baseball. Given a tennis racket at age 13, she took to the sport immediately, rising to the top with a powerful, aggressive serve-and-volley style unseen in women’s tennis. A champion at the height of her fame in the late 1930s, she also designed a clothing line in the off-season and sang as a performer in the Sert Room of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York to rave reviews. World War II derailed her amateur tennis career, but her life off the court was, if anything, even more eventful. She wrote a series of short books about famous women.&nbsp;She turned professional and joined a pro tour during the War, entertaining and inspiring soldiers and civilians alike.&nbsp;Ever glamorous and connected, she had a part in the 1952 Tracy and Hepburn movie Pat and Mike, and she played tennis with the likes of Charlie Chaplin, Marlene Dietrich, and her great friends, Clark Gable and Carole Lombard. However, perhaps her greatest legacy lies in her successful efforts, working largely alone, to persuade the all-white US Lawn Tennis Association to change its policy and allow African American star Althea Gibson to compete for the US championship in 1950, thereby breaking tennis’s color barrier.In two memoirs, Marble also showed herself to be an at-times unreliable narrator of her own life,&nbsp;which Madeleine Blais navigates skillfully, especially Marble’s dramatic claims of having been a spy during World War II. In Queen of the Court, the author of the bestselling In These Girls, Hope Is a Muscle recaptures a glittering life story.

The Many Lives of Tennis Legend Alice Marble

Queen of the Court

Public Policy and Politics

A key source of theory and practice for students interested in engaging communities in the policy process, the third edition of this authoritative textbook provides the ideal introduction to the development of policy and practice in relation to community over the past sixty years.

Community and the ideas associated with it – civil society, social capital, mutuality, networks – are often seen by policy makers as the solution to persistent problems in society, most recently in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Substantially revised and updated to reflect advances in research, theory and practice, this enables students to combine theoretical discussion of policy with practical national and international case studies such population movement, Covid-19, climate change, the rise of populism, new digital technologies inc. social media and virtual communities, changing understandings of identity, and rising inequality.

Addressing in particular the challenges, contradictions and dilemmas inherent in ideas of community empowerment, Taylor's indispensiable text asks how far communities of place still have relevance in a fast changing world and how far practices developed over the decades remain relevant to the challenges of the coming years. A pivotal assessment of the place of community in policy and practice today.

Public Policy in the Community

An explosive exhibition of art by a celebrated cartoonist chronicling America's march toward right-wing authoritarianism. Museum of Degenerates&nbsp;invites you to a delirious display of art by one of contemporary America's most original and incendiary political cartoonists. Eli Valley's extraordinary work is a scathing indictment of the entire American polity, with a particular focus on the issues of Israel and Judaism at a time when these have moved to the center of public debate and action. In these pages, Valley tips a homburg to German expressionists such as George Grosz and Otto Dix who featured in "The Exhibition of Degenerate Art," a 1937 Munich show that sought to ridicule the work of artists critical of Hitler's fascist regime. In an aesthetic that is strikingly original, Valley also draws on early twentieth-century American Yiddish cartoons and the work of artists who created the helter-skelter exuberance of&nbsp;MAD&nbsp;comics in the 1950s. Valley's own art, accompanied here by extensive descriptions of its genesis and context, is a howl of protest against the political, cultural and media elites driving America into an authoritarian abyss. Here is anger, pure and hot, expressed in exquisite detail and, often, disturbingly funny.

Museum of Degenerates is a lush showcase of Eli Valley’s critically-acclaimed art capturing America in a state of ongoing cataclysm and&nbsp;making the provocative case that the entire political class has been complicit in the reactionary waves currently overwhelming the country. Unlike&nbsp;most political cartoons, Valley’s art is a howl of rage against the political, cultural and media elites driving America into an authoritarian abyss.
Inspired in equal measure by early 20th&nbsp;century Yiddish cartoon art, Weimar-era expressionist woodcuts, and the free-for-all lunacy of early MAD comics, Valley’s distinctive style has energized the left and enraged the most worthy targets of our time. No single artist has captured our new era in all its horror and grotesquerie quite like Valley, whose comics have served as both mirror and lightning rod for a country in crisis.
Museum of Degenerates&nbsp;highlights Valley’s art, both black and white and full-color masterworks, from the past seven years of American strife. Including rare works and art appearing in print for the first time, the collection will be framed by notes on individual drawings as well as a lengthy introduction in which Valley explores his personal artistic vision in a time of unprecedented national crisis and links his work to earlier periods of antifascist art.&nbsp;Museum of Degenerates will feature some of the most indelible images from any artist working today, available in one place for the first time.

Portraits of the American Grotesque

Museum of Degenerates

'A great read. I am honoured to have worked with such a legend' David Nott 'A role model for women' Independent 'A wonderful read' Julian Fellowes 'Remarkable' Lauren Laverne 'Charming' Guardian We were occasionally expected to travel by ambulance to a serious case and would always have a kit of tools and drugs ready for emergency calls. On one occasion, we were responding to a man who had fallen into the hold of a grain ship and broken his leg. I was expected to go down a pole into the ship to administer analgaesia before he could be rescued. The 'audience' of shipworkers delighted in telling me that there were rats the size of dogs down in the grain. The other problem was that this was the era of the mini skirt, and you can imagine what that meant. Following the incident, I instituted the purchase of some 'Casualty Officers Emergency Dungarees' as an addition to the kit. Averil Mansfield established herself as a pioneer in every sense of the word when she qualified as a surgeon in the early 1970s. At the time just two per cent of her colleagues were female, and she was often met with surprise, bordering on disbelief and amusement, when telling people what she did. But time and again, Averil proved herself more than capable of the role which had been her greatest dream since the age of eight. After a formidable operating career in Liverpool and London, during which she made many enduring friendships, she went on to became the UK's first ever female professor of surgery. Life in Her Hands is the remarkable story of a truly trailblazing woman. Averil's account shines light on a medical and societal world that has changed beyond measure, but which - as she shows through her experiences - still has a long way to go for the women finding their place within it.

'A great read. I am honoured to have worked with such a legend' David Nott 'A role model for women' Independent 'A wonderful read' Julian Fellowes 'Remarkable' Lauren Laverne 'Charming' Guardian We were occasionally expected to travel by ambulance to a serious case and would always have a kit of tools and drugs ready for emergency calls. On one occasion, we were responding to a man who had fallen into the hold of a grain ship and broken his leg. I was expected to go down a pole into the ship to administer analgaesia before he could be rescued. The 'audience' of shipworkers delighted in telling me that there were rats the size of dogs down in the grain. The other problem was that this was the era of the mini skirt, and you can imagine what that meant. Following the incident, I instituted the purchase of some 'Casualty Officers Emergency Dungarees' as an addition to the kit. Averil Mansfield established herself as a pioneer in every sense of the word when she qualified as a surgeon in the early 1970s. At the time just two per cent of her colleagues were female, and she was often met with surprise, bordering on disbelief and amusement, when telling people what she did. But time and again, Averil proved herself more than capable of the role which had been her greatest dream since the age of eight. After a formidable operating career in Liverpool and London, during which she made many enduring friendships, she went on to became the UK's first ever female professor of surgery. Life in Her Hands is the remarkable story of a truly trailblazing woman. Averil's account shines light on a medical and societal world that has changed beyond measure, but which - as she shows through her experiences - still has a long way to go for the women finding their place within it.

The Inspiring Story of a Pioneering Female Surgeon

Life in Her Hands

AQTO

A Quick Ting On

Fashion designer Sophia Tassew explores the politics of an irresistible street fashion staple.

Fashion designer Sophia Tassew explores the politics of an irresistible street fashion staple.

A Quick Ting On: Bamboo Earrings

The Life and Times of a News Agent

Not For Broadcast

The first monograph on the decorative, Afrofuturist tableaux of Pamela Phatsimo SunstrumThis debut monograph on Botswana-born, Johannesburg- and Toronto-based artist Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum (born 1980) accompanies a mid-career survey at the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati (CAC). Presenting the largest display of works by the artist to date, the exhibition conjures a transformative space that evokes the impression of traveling through a tunnel. Visual nods to elements of Tswana home-adornment traditions, as well as sand embankments along the perimeter of the gallery where the walls meet the floor, heighten this sense of passage and location. In addition to documenting these portions of the exhibition, the book also presents a new site-specific wall drawing created in response to Zaha Hadid’s architecture. The book includes an interview with Sunstrum by Elvira Dyangani Ose, Director of The Showroom, and valuable texts from Bessie Head, who, though born in South Africa, is considered one of Botswana’s most influential writers, and Raphaela Platow, Director at the CAC.

The first monograph on the decorative, Afrofuturist tableaux of Pamela Phatsimo SunstrumThis debut monograph on Botswana-born, Johannesburg- and Toronto-based artist Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum (born 1980) accompanies a mid-career survey at the Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati (CAC). Presenting the largest display of works by the artist to date, the exhibition conjures a transformative space that evokes the impression of traveling through a tunnel. Visual nods to elements of Tswana home-adornment traditions, as well as sand embankments along the perimeter of the gallery where the walls meet the floor, heighten this sense of passage and location. In addition to documenting these portions of the exhibition, the book also presents a new site-specific wall drawing created in response to Zaha Hadid’s architecture. The book includes an interview with Sunstrum by Elvira Dyangani Ose, Director of The Showroom, and valuable texts from Bessie Head, who, though born in South Africa, is considered one of Botswana’s most influential writers, and Raphaela Platow, Director at the CAC.

Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum: All My Seven Faces

In Trumpled, award-winning journalist Ted Gutsche, Jr. highlights the main elements of journalism's struggle not only with the direct challenges of the Trump administration, but the underlying social and cultural turns and positions of power that led to the alarming situation in Washington, D.C. during Trump's tenure. He emphasizes that this is not just a response to the current political regime, but a call to conceptualize the actions of the press - and the possible legitimate concerns of press critiques - that creates a narrative of one of the biggest threats to normalized news understandings the world over.

From fake news to "alternative facts," banning reporters from press conferences to leading a nationwide partisan attack against mainstream press, the rise of Trump and neoliberal democratic values has been at the center of socio-political change in the U.S. The implications are international and personal: concerns surrounding civil liberties, militarization of U.S. forces abroad and police at home, and at the center of public discourse today, the potentially destroyed role and existence of a free press in American Democracy.

In Trumpled, award-winning journalist Ted Gutsche, Jr. highlights the main elements of journalism’s struggle not only with the direct challenges of the Trump administration, but the underlying social and cultural turns and positions of power that led to the alarming situation in Washington, D.C. during Trump's tenure. He emphasizes that this is not just a response to the current political regime, but a call to conceptualize the actions of the press – and the possible legitimate concerns of press critiques – that creates a narrative of one of the biggest threats to normalized news understandings the world over.

From fake news to “alternative facts,” banning reporters from press conferences to leading a nationwide partisan attack against mainstream press, the rise of Trump and neoliberal democratic values has been at the center of socio-political change in the U.S. The implications are international and personal: concerns surrounding civil liberties, militarization of U.S. forces abroad and police at home, and at the center of public discourse today, the potentially destroyed role and existence of a free press in American Democracy.

The Making of Trump and the Demonization of the Press

Trumpled

Women Who Rock Our World 2025 Wall Calendar

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