Magic's Translations Medhanie Gaim and compares the 1921 version

and compares the 1921 version of the Concord with its 1947 revision to reveal important aspects of Ives's creative process

but argues its case with full awareness of the terrain of current ethical debates

and champion of women's education

These Maine writers construe place as both a territory on the ground and a country of the imagination

"Making Sense of Advance Directives" is a valuable handbook for patients

Magic's Translations Medhanie Gaim and compares the 1921 version"Do you believe in magic?" This familiar question suggests magic is easily recognized but unreal. In Magic's Translations, Margaret J. Wiener argues that such views are shaped by historical power struggles, especially in Europe's relations with the wider world. Focusing on nineteenth and twentieth century Dutch interactions with Indonesians, Wiener reveals how colonial agents framed unfamiliar practices, practitioners, and objects as "magic,"