John Carroll è un professore di sociologia il cui lavoro si addentra nell'esame della società moderna e della cultura umana. Le sue analisi penetrano frequentemente in fenomeni sociali complessi, rivelando significati più profondi. L'approccio di Carroll fonde il rigore accademico con l'acume letterario, conferendo al suo lavoro una prospettiva unica. I lettori apprezzeranno la sua capacità di rendere accessibili le complesse teorie sociali.
Focusing on the wisdom gained through life experiences, this book offers insights and reflections that guide readers on their personal journeys. It distills essential lessons into fifteen key takeaways, encouraging self-discovery and growth. Each point serves as a valuable reminder of the complexities of life, helping individuals navigate challenges and embrace opportunities for learning and development.
This text provides a complete history of tractors and trucks, tracing their evolution from the early pioneers to today's state-of-the-art farming and road machines. It also contains an A-Z of all the major manufacturers around the world.
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Over the last three years, Atlanta-based artist John Carroll has been on a journey of sharing a piece of blackout poetry with his social media followers every day. HIDDEN MESSAGES OF HOPE is a retrospective collection of his blackout poetry, along with new essays on exploring life, love, and hope in everyday text. Originally published in the US, this cult book by John Carroll became a phenomenon, and is now republished with a new Introduction, in updated form, by British press Eyewear Publishing, for the whole world to enjoy.
Focusing on practical techniques, this guide offers simple methods for achieving precise measurements and layouts without the need for expensive tools or advanced math skills. Author John Carroll emphasizes the importance of good habits in measuring and marking, which lead to higher quality results, cost savings, and increased productivity. The book is designed for those who prefer clean, professional-looking work and want to ensure they complete projects accurately the first time around.
Jesus is the man who made the West. But is he relevant to a modern world shaken by crises of meaning?
Humanism built Western civilisation as we know it today. Its achievements include the liberation of the individual, democracy, universal rights, and widespread prosperity and comfort. The author looks at the failure of the West's 500-year experiment with humanism, and its dire cultural consequences, that concludes with 11 September 2001.
The book provides a comprehensive guide for small or solo construction crews, covering essential techniques for laying foundations and raising walls. It emphasizes practical methods and tips tailored for limited manpower, ensuring efficiency and quality in building projects. The focus on hands-on strategies makes it an invaluable resource for individuals looking to undertake construction tasks independently.
Launched in 1971, the Series III Land Rover introduced significant cosmetic and engineering updates to compete with emerging rivals in key export markets. This book features over 190 photographs showcasing the various models produced, highlighting the evolution and modernization of the Series III from its predecessor, the Series IIA.
Exploring both physical landscapes and the depths of human thought, this travel book transcends traditional boundaries. It invites readers on a journey across diverse terrains and into the intricacies of the mind, offering a rich tapestry of experiences that blend adventure with introspection. Through its expansive horizons, it captures the essence of exploration in all its forms.
Exploring the crisis of meaning in contemporary society, the book delves into how traditional beliefs have diminished without effective replacements. It raises critical questions about the good life and self-identity in the modern West. John Carroll investigates daily life aspects—such as work, culture, and family—highlighting people's unconscious search for direction. He critiques the failure of high culture and academia to provide meaningful guidance, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary existence and our attempts to find significance in our lives.