“…Stories on lifestyle diseases, mental health or infectious diseases are unavoidably connected to broader practices of health policies, workplace strategies and legislation. Instead of either celebrating or deploring the tendency towards more personalized health journalism, the contributions to this volume explore how individuals and exemplars are represented in journalistic media, and what these representations imply about people's understanding of - and participation in - important health issues in society. …”

“…He was the minister of the Mennonite congregation, the richest in Europe, in that city, where he was celebrated as the most elegant writer in the Dutch language... …”

“…Yet it is at once the most celebrated of all Islamic palaces and the least understood. …”

“…With the SAICSIT 2002 Conference, the South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists (SAICSIT) is celebrating its 20 th birthday. The Institute was formed in 1982 by a small group of enthusiasts whose main aim was to promote research and development in computing and information technology in South Africa Through its flagship series of annual research conferences it provides a showcase of not only the best research from the Southern-African region, but also attracts international contributions from far afield. …”

“…Per capire cosa significhi il lavoro del lutto si può riprendere l’esperienza autobiografica del celebre scrittore, Clive Staples Lewis, descritta nel libro Diario di un dolore, in occasione della perdita della moglie. …”

“…Per cercare di tratteggiare e delineare la poliedrica figura di Enzo Avitabile occorre far memoria di due musicisti di ambiente napoletano che rappresentano le colonne d’Ercole verso cui Avitabile si spinge: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736), compositore del celebre Stabat Mater, e sant’Alfonso Maria de’ Liguori (1696-1787), originario anch’egli di Marianella, vescovo, teologo e compositore, al quale si devono i brani di «Tu scendi dalle stelle» e «Quanno nascette ninno», in napoletano. …”

“…Un celebre motto di sant’Ignazio di Loyola è: «Cercare e trovare Dio in tutte le cose». …”

“…Paul shows you how increasing your confidence by even a small amount can lead to dramatic positive changes in your life. Celebrating its tenth year in publication, this new Anniversary Edition has been extensively updated to addresses current “hot topics” and trends for improving confidence and driving personal and professional success. …”

“…It sets forth the once-celebrated but now-forgotten industry and innovation that caused the company and its reputation to soar stratospherically. …”

“…It's based on the thinking strategies that people we celebrate for their creativity have been using for centuries. …”

“…It's based on the thinking strategies that people we celebrate for their creativity have been using for centuries. …”

“…These studies reiterate that the global fight against human cancers will continue to receive great support from our tremendous efforts in searching for new tumor-causing viruses and in understanding the basic biology of tumor viruses. To celebrate the 20th years of KSHV discovery, I am very proud to be an invited Guest Editor for a special issue on KSHV in the journal "Viruses" and happy to assemble all published articles from the special issue into this book, Kaposi Sarcoma Associated Herpesvirus. …”

“…En s'inscrivant dans la tradition juridique des célèbres « Grands arrêts », cette publication collective émanant de plus d'une trentaine d'auteurs a pour ambition de mettre en exergue les principaux contours de la « Justice climatique ». …”

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“…How to Think is a contrarian treatise on why we're not as good at thinking as we assume-- but how recovering this lost art can rescue our inner lives from the chaos of modern life. As a celebrated cultural critic and a writer for national publications such as The Atlantic and Harper's, Alan Jacobs has spent his adult life belonging to communities that often clash in America's culture wars. …”

“…Maria Callas o Georges Brassens son dos de los casos más célebres, pero hay muchos más ejemplos en las páginas de este libro que ponen de manifiesto que ninguna herida es un destino, que un niño traumatizado no está condenado a convertirse en un adulto fracasado y que alguien que ha sido maltratado en la infancia no tiene por qué convertirse en un futuro maltratador. …”

“…En Haz crecer tu dinero, el célebre economista e inversor se sirve de su experiencia de dieciocho años junto a los mejores gestores de fondos mundiales para explicarnos cómo preservar nuestro capital, mitigar pérdidas y crear riqueza a largo plazo y para recordarnos que los grandes inversores de la historia no lo son por haber acertado siempre, sino por haber sabido tomar nota de sus errores. …”