Claudine: 155 books

Claudine Barbot has been writing poetry nearly all of her life. When her former husband joined the police force in 2005, it was no surprise that she began detailing various aspects of the job in her poetry. From this was born "From an Officer's Wife," which discusses the joys, challenges,...

Approximately 1,500,000 Jewish children were murdered during the Holocaust — almost ninety percent of those alive in Europe in 1939. The vast majority of those who survived were hidden, either with their parents, or with strangers. For decades, they were considered too young to remember their experiences...

Metaphysics has been proclaimed to be archaic or outdated. Actually, it never “died”. It has even experienced considerable revival throughout the world, which in France we have yet to fully appreciate. Because, in both the most general and the most precise ways, it questions “what there is”,...

Child analysis has occupied a special place in the history of psychoanalysis because of the challenges it poses to practitioners and the clashes it has provoked among its advocates. Since the early days in Vienna under Sigmund Freud child psychoanalysts have tried to comprehend and make comprehensible...

Mary Mottley, or Mme. Marie de Tocqueville, the English wife of French political thinker and historian Alexis de Tocqueville, seemed to be buried in the dustbins of 19th century French history until Sheila Le Sueur came along. Upon coming to the U.S. from Jersey, where Sheila survived the Nazi Occupation,...

Self-harm in adolescence and late teens is known to be increasing, though it is difficult to detect and inconsistently recorded. This thorough, practical and evidence-based book provides guidance for professionals and parents caring for children and young people at risk of self-harm and suicide. Claudine...

Un polar à suspense de Claudine Aubrun, proche du thriller, aux dialogues savoureux et pleins d'humour. Grâce à son ami et confident Mika, Adèle découvre dans son grenier des bracelets celtes d'une valeur inestimable. Elle se fait une joie d'annoncer la nouvelle à son père, dont le moral...

The success of Claudine K. Seibert’s first book, Scars to Stars: Reflections of a Dubious Daughter, called for a follow-up publication. Stardust to Stardust: Laughing at Life’s Lapses is a cross between Jerry Seinfeld and Jean Paul Sartre’s insightful observations of humanity’s idiosyncrasies....

Editoriale/Editorial La bellezza non abita più qui? Doesn't Beauty Live Here Anymore? Maria Giovanna Putzu Torri e mulini a vento sul Monte Argentario: affinità tipologiche ed esigenze funzionali Towers and Windmills on Monte Argentario (Tuscany): Typological Similarities and Functional Requirements...

On avait proclamé la métaphysique archaïque ou dépassée. En fait, elle n’est jamais « morte ». Elle connaît même un renouveau international considérable, dont on est loin en France d’avoir pris encore la mesure. Parce qu’elle s’interroge, de la manière la plus générale et la plus...

Entrelacs de vies marginales à la lisière de la mangrove ou dans les squats des quart iers périphériques de Nouméa, dans une Nouvelle-Calédonie où le bulldozer trace droit, inéluctablement, la route coaltarée de la modernité, boostée par l’exploitation du nickel... Se croisent, pour le...

Embark on an all-new Collage Art Adventure!Bring laughter and a sense of play to your collage creations with Collage Discovery Workshop: Beyond the Unexpected. Using incredibly easy-to-create textures and a kaleidoscope of colorful imagery, you'll learn to create one-of-a-kind collages with your own...

« Mais à trop caresser les magies, le temps arrive ou elles se montrent. » Dans la touffeur et l'ailleurs des îles, collectionneurs, trafiquants d'art premier, aventuriers sans honneur, conteurs sans mémoire, limiers retors, bourreaux et victimes sont les jouets brisés d'une épopée immémoriale....

L'importance des apprentissages qui se déroulent au cours de la petite enfance, avant quatre ans, est actuellement insuffisamment prise en compte. Pour Pierre-Marie Baudonnière, directeur de recherche au CNRS, et Claudine Teyssèdre, maître de conférences à l'université Paris XI, des réformes...