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Social Roots : Lowcountry Foodways, Reconnecting the Landscape, Hardcover by …

Por |2026-08-05T17:42:32+00:00agosto 5th, 2026|

"Social Roots : Lowcountry Foodways, Reconnecting the Landscape" is a comprehensive textbook exploring the intersection of nature, photography, cooking, and social science in the Lowcountry region. Authored by Drew Lanham, the book delves into the customs and traditions of the Southern States, specifically focusing on ecosystems and habitats, coastal regions, and the diversity of plants and animals found in the area. With a blend of educational content and stunning visuals, the book connects the landscape, culture, and cuisine of the Lowcountry to provide a unique insight into this distinctive region.

Rethinking Social Realism : African American Art *SIGNED By Stacy Morgan

Por |2026-08-05T13:57:33+00:00agosto 5th, 2026|

This product is a textbook titled "Rethinking Social Realism : African American Art and Literature, 1930-1953" by Stacy I. Morgan. Published by the University of Georgia Press in 2004, this trade paperback features 368 pages and delves into the subject areas of art, literary criticism, and social science, specifically focusing on American/African American history and ethnic studies. The author's expertise and insights are highlighted by the fact that the book is signed by Stacy Morgan, adding a unique and personal touch to this valuable and informative publication.

The Disease of Boredom: From Ancient Philosophy to Modern Psychology by Josefa R

Por |2026-08-05T13:59:25+00:00agosto 5th, 2026|

The Disease of Boredom by Josefa Ros Velasco, Kyle Rosen. Author Josefa Ros Velasco, Kyle Rosen. Drawing insights from thinkers ranging from Horace and Augustine to Goethe, Kierkegaard, and Heidegger, The Disease of Boredom explains boredom as an emotional call to action and advocates for a radical change in how we perceive and deal with tedium.

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