Seeing Things
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Seeing Things: The Dire Visibility of the French Baroque
By Marie Michelle StrahChristine Buci-Glucksmann has characterized in her work La folie du voir (1986) the period commonly called the "baroque" in early modern Europe as the privileged moment of the "folly of seeing.
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Seeing Things: From Shakespeare to Pixar
By Alan Ackerman14 Shattuck, The Hamlet ofEdwin Booth, 115, 117. Shattuck's book is my primary source for information on Booth's Hamlet. Shattuck has published Charles Clarke's record of the 1870 production along with the history of Booth's Hamlet, ...
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Seeing Things
By Frances ThomasChapter 8 “ Oh , it's you , Father Joyce , ” said Mrs Mangan , without enthusiasm . “ You'd better come in . " The front parlour was intricate and highly polished . A variety of gilt and crystalline surfaces reflected a hectic glitter .
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Seeing Things: The Paintings of Gary Evans
By Gary Evans, Stuart Reid, Liane and Danny Taran GallerySeeing Things: The Paintings of Gary Evans
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Seeing Things
By Robin KleinThere'd been a convenient secret grotto in that inane picture book of Jimmy's – Robin Hood had slipped in there to hide from the Sheriff , wearing immaculate green pantihose and a silly little hat with a feather .
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Seeing Things: Report on a Lifelong Investigation
By John Walker, Eve PellaThis essay tells the story of Dr. Walker's investigation of this possibility. He calls on a surprising variety of "experts"-philosophers, brain scientists, psychologists, great painters and authors-to assist his understanding.
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Seeing Things: Poems
By Seamus Heaney" Along with translations from the Aeneid and the Inferno, this book offers several poems about Seamus Heaney's late father.
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Seeing Things
By Seamus HeaneyThis collection of Seamus Heaney's work, especially in the vivid and surprising twelve-line poems entitled Squarings, shows he is ready to re-imagine experience and to credit marvels.
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Seeing Things: Poems
By Seamus Heaney" Along with translations from the Aeneid and the Inferno, this book offers several poems about Heaney's late father.
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Seeing Things: Poems
By Seamus HeaneyInterrelated, twelve-line poems called Squarings are among the works that recreate memories and move on to hallucinatory images
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Seeing Things
By Jana RichardsWhen psychic Leah McKenna sees the abduction of a small boy, she knows she must help find him, no matter the danger to herself.
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Seeing Things: The Philosophy of Reliable Observation
By Robert HudsonIn this work, Robert Hudson argues that robustness reasoning lacks the special value it is often claimed to have.
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Seeing Things: A Memoir
By Oliver PostgateThe story of Oliver Postgate's extraordinary and adventurous life, and the wonderful characters who populated it, both real and imagined, is witty, charming, beautifully remembered, and beautifully told.
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Seeing Things
By Patti Hill"Birdie Wainwright sees things--purple flowers growing out of floors and alpine slopes where her stairs ought to be.
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Seeing Things
By Sonora TaylorBut nothing prepares her for the trail of blood she sees in the hallway after class - or the ghost she finds crammed inside an abandoned locker.No one believes Abby, of course. She's only seeing things.
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Seeing Things
By Jim WoodringA first collection of charcoal drawings by the acclaimed author of The Frank Book captures the artist's obsession with alternate realities, hidden worlds, and the irrational in art in a volume that is organized into four sections--"Lazy ...
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Seeing Things
By Jim WoodringJim Woodring's charcoal drawings take the otherworldly qualities of his comics (The Frank Book) to a higher level of clarity and nuance. These crisply rendered images reflect his life-long obsession...
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Seeing Things
By Alice McIntyreMolly got the yardstick right across her legs, followed by my mother telling her that she would get another whack if Molly didn't tell her the truth—the truth being that Molly had been drinking. And by the looks of it, according to ...
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Seeing Things
By Alice McIntyreIn an effort to address her obsession with worrying about people, ten-year-old Trina decides to invent an object she calls the Thing.
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Seeing Things
By Gerry EugeneThe book focuses on the drawing-in of family, friends, and nature in those moments that shape us in the crucible. This is the large print edition of Seeing Things, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.