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17
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21
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World History
European History
Human Geography
Political Science
Economics
Psychology
Sociology
Philosophy
24
25
27
29
30
30
32
33
34
LANGUAGE ARTS
Literature
Composition and Grammar
Readers
Reading
Speech/Communication
Humanities
36
38
40
42
43
43
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Beginning Spanish
Intermediate Spanish
Spanish Readers
Beginning French
Intermediate French
German
Italian
Japanese
44
45
46
48
49
50
50
51
ART & MUSIC
Theater and Film
Art History
Art Fundamentals
Art Appreciation
Music Theory/Harmony
Music Appreciation
52
54
54
55
56
56
HEALTH
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58
59
59
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61
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Anatomy and
Physiology
Anatomy of a Successful Course
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• SELF-TEST: Challenging quizzes allow students to test their ability to identify anatomical
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SCIENCE
Hole’s Essentials of Human
Anatomy and Physiology
Ninth Edition, 2006
SHIER • BUTLER • LEWIS
Hole’s Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology assumes no prior science knowledge and
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SCIENCE
Anatomy and
Physiology (continued)
Hole’s Human
Anatomy & Physiology
Eleventh Edition, 2007
SHIER • BUTLER • LEWIS
Used at hundreds of schools across the country for decades, Hole’s Human Anatomy &
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understand the next concept to be introduced.
• New Art: Visual learners will appreciate the number of illustrations in this text (about 800 total figures). Hole’s art is focused on the
main concepts by using concise labeling methodology that keeps students from getting bogged down with excessive detail. Difficult
concepts are broken down into easy-to-understand illustrations.
• Applied/Clinical Content: Hole’s clinical content applies “situational analysis” and “personal relevance” to draw students into the
materials and help them learn A&P in the context of situations they may face in their future careers. Hole uses a balanced approach to
in-text applications by including new technology or experiments, changes in organ structure and function, and disease-related clinical
material.
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SCIENCE
Biology
Inquiry Into Life
The Living World
Eleventh Edition, 2006
MADER
Fourth Edition, 2006
JOHNSON
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JOHNSON • LOSOS
This Essentials version of George Johnson’s
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Biology
(continued)
Biology
A NEW Text
for a New
Generation!
First Edition, 2008
BROOKER • WIDMAIER • GRAHAM • STILING
BIOLOGY, written by Dr. Rob Brooker, Dr. Eric Widmaier, Dr. Linda Graham, and Dr.
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composition of living organism to evolution and basic biological principles.
Modern Content
Science is a moving target. Although the content and organization of Biology is not a
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BIOLOGY
BROOKER • WIDMAIER • GRAHAM • STILING
Chemistry information
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1 An Introduction to Biology
UNIT I CHEMISTRY
2 The Chemical Basis of Life
I:Atoms,Molecules,and Water
3 The Chemical Basis of Life II:Organic
Molecules
UNIT II CELL
4 General Features of Cells
5 Membrane Structure and Transport
6 Systems Biology of Cell Organization
7 Enzymes,Metabolism,and Cellular
Respiration
8 Photosynthesis9Cell Communication
and Regulation of the Cell Cycle
10 Multicellularity
UNIT III GENETICS
11 Nucleic Acid Structure and DNA
Replication
12 Gene Expression at the Molecular Level
13 Gene Regulation
14 Mutation,DNA Repair,and Cancer
15 Eukaryotic Chromosomes,Mitosis,and
Meiosis
16 Simple Patterns of Inheritance
17 Complex Patterns of Inheritance
18 Genetics of Bacteria and Viruses
19 Developmental Genetics
20 Genetic Technology
21 Genomes,Proteomes,and
Bioinformatics
UNIT IV EVOLUTION
22 Origin and History of Life
23 An Introduction to Evolution
24 Population Genetics
25 Origin of Species
26 Taxonomy and Systematics
UNIT V DIVERSITY
27 The Bacteria and Archaea
28 Protists
29 The Kingdom Fungi
30 Plants and the Conquest of Land
31 The Diversity of Modern Gymnosperms
and Angiosperms
32 An Introduction to Animal Diversity
33 The Invertebrates
34 The VertebratesUNIT
VI PLANTS
35 An Introduction to Flowering Plants
36 Flowering Plants:Behavior
37 Flowering Plants:Nutrition
38 Flowering Plants:Transport
39 Flowering Plants:Reproduction and
Development
UNIT VII ANIMALS
40 Introduction to Animal Form and Function
41 Nutrition,Digestion,and Absorption
42 Control of Energy Balance,Metabolic
Rate,and Body Temperature
43 Neuroscience I:Cells of the Nervous System
44 Neuroscience II:Evolution and Function
of the Brain and Nervous Systems
45 Neuroscience III:Sensory Systems
46 The Muscular-Skeletal System and
Locomotion
47 Circulatory Systems
48 Respiratory Systems
49 Excretory Systems and Salt and Water
Balance
50 Endocrine Systems
51 Animal Reproduction
52 Animal Development
53 Defense Mechanisms of the Body
UNIT VIII ECOLOGY
54 An Introduction to Ecology and Biomes
55 Behavioral Ecology
56 Population Ecology
57 Species Interactions
58 Community Ecology
59 Ecosystems Ecology
60 Conservation Biology and Biodiversity
Learning System
Visual Outline
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Biology
(continued)
Biology
Seventh Edition, 2005
RAVEN • JOHNSON • LOSOS • SINGER
The seventh edition of Biology mirrors the dramatic changes that are taking place in the
study of biology today. Take a close look at any unit in this new edition, and you’ll find that
the book has become more molecular in nature, just as biology has. In particular, you’ll
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enormous strides.
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and Development.”
New to this Edition
Evolution and Ecology. Jonathan Losos has revised the Evolution and Ecology sections of
the text, bringing more everyday experimental science into the discussion. Professor Losos
has placed the Ecology and Behavior section at the end of the text, after Diversity and
Physiology, where these chapters are more often taught.
Plant Biology. Susan Singer has revised the plant biology chapters. The plant biology sections
have benefited from a new approach where plant development takes center stage. A plant
developmental biologist, Professor Singer has placed the traditional discussions of
evolutionary influences on plant form and function into a developmental context.
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Biology
Environmental
Science
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AP Biology
Environmental Science
Second Edition ©2007
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First Canadian Edition, © 2005
CUNNINGHAM • WOODWORTH •
SAIGO • BAILEY
With updated information on essays, and
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The environment knows no borders.
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Part II: What You Need to Know About the
AP Biology Exam
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Chapter 1. Chemistry
Chapter 2. Cells
Chapter 3. Respiration
Chapter 4. Photosynthesis
Chapter 5. Cell Division
Chapter 6. Heredity
Chapter 7. Molecular Genetics
Chapter 8. Evolution
Chapter 9. Taxonomy & Classification
Chapter 10. Plants
Chapter 11. Human Physiology
Chapter 12. Human Reproduction
Chapter 13. Behavioral Ecology & Ethology
Chapter 14. Ecology in Further Detail
Chapter 15. Laboratory Re view Practice
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APPENDIX
BIBLIOGRAPHY
WEBSITES
GLOSSARY
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Marine
Biology
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Marine Biology
A Study of Interrelationships
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ENGER • SMITH
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CASTRO • HUBER
Physical Geology
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Chapter 14: Streams and Floods
Chapter 15: Groundwater
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Chemistry
Chemistry
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CHANG
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McGraw-Hill’s ARIS
General Chemistry
Fundamentals of
Chemistry
The Essential Concepts
Fifth Edition, 2008
CHANG
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Chemistry
(continued)
Chemistry
The Molecular Nature of
Matter and Change
Fourth Edition, 2006
SILBERBERG
Five Steps to a 5 on the
Advanced Placement
Examinations: Chemistry
2004
LANGLEY
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Astronomy
Explorations
Astronomy
An Introduction to Astronomy
Fourth Edition, 2006
ARNY
Journey to the Cosmic Frontier
Fourth Edition, 2006
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MATH
Statistics
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SMITH • MINTON
Elementary Statistics
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Statistics
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MATH
Advanced
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MATH
Advanced Mathematics
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Precalculus
College Algebra
Graphs and Models
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BARNETT
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1 Functions, Graphs, and Models
2 Modeling with Linear and Quadratic
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3 Polynomial and Rational Functions
4 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
5 Trigonometric Functions
6 Trigonometric Identities and
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7 Additional Topics in Trigonometry
8 Modeling with Linear Systems
9 Matrices and Determinants
10 Sequences, Induction, and Probability
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5 Trigonometric Functions
6 Trigonometric Identities and
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8 Modeling with Linear Systems
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MATH
College Algebra
with Trigonometry
Trigonometry
First Edition, 2008
COBURN
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Precalculus
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BARNETT, ET AL.
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5 Applications of Trigonometry
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SOCIAL STUDIES
United States History
American History: A Survey
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BRINKLEY
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more history of the West and South, environmental history, and the history of women and
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Features
• Reliability: Alan Brinkley’s attention to historical scholarship, awareness of students’
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field.
• Versatility: This book has adapted to the changing emphasis in history scholarship
throughout its long and distinguished life.
• Where Historians Disagree Essays: This series of essays sprinkled throughout the text
provide students with a sense of how the evolving nature of historical scholarship informs
our present-day interpretations.
• Patterns of Popular Culture Boxes show popular culture throughout history with an
emphasis on visual presentation (primarily photographs).
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• New final chapter bringing recent history up to date, including the tumultuous events of
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SOCIAL STUDIES
World History
5 Steps to a 5: US History
World Civilizations
2007
ARMSTRONG
Sources, Images, and Interpretations
Fourth Edition, 2006
SHERMAN, ET AL.
This guide is structured around an ingenious
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Features
• Sample tests that closely simulate real
exams
• Websites and links to valuable Online
test resources, along with author e-mail
addresses for students with follow-up
questions
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sources on women’s history and social
history—topics that
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SOCIAL STUDIES
World History
(continued)
Traditions & Encounters
A Global Perspective
Third Edition, 2006
BENTLEY • ZIEGLER
Over a million students at thousands of schools have learned about world history with the
best-selling book for the course, Traditions and Encounters. The text is unique in its
approach. It covers the world as a whole, examining the formations and development of the
world’s major societies (“traditions”), and exploring cross-cultural interactions and
exchanges that have been some of the most effective agents of change in history
(“encounters”). In addition, the authors tell a coherent story of the past that is not weighed
down by too much detail, enabling teachers to incorporate additional readings. The third
edition is accompanied by the Primary Source Investigator CD, offering an easy and
affordable way for teachers to get students working with primary sources.
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• Chapter 36 is titled “Nationalism and Political Identities in Asia, Africa, and Latin
America”. This chapter brings together significant information found in other chapters in
the previous edition, and also provides several new sections of important information on
Africa and Latin America.
• The material on the Russian empire, formerly found in chapter 29, is now incorporated
into other chapters (especially Chapters 23 and 24), placed more fully in the context of
other expanding powers of the era.
• What was Chapter 36, “An Age of Anxiety”, has been divided into two chapters. A
shorter Chapter 35 focuses on economic and political turmoil in the West in the decades
following World War I, including the rise of the Nazis in Germany, the fascists in Italy, and
Soviet communism under Lenin and Stalin.
• Each of the primary source excerpts, “Sources from the Past”, now ends with a thoughtprovoking question to prod the reader to contextualize and think critically about the key
issues raised in the document.
AP* Achiever for World History
Advanced Placement Exam Prep Guide
DIXIE JOHNSON GRUPE AND SIGRID S. REYNOLDS
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Working together with Traditions & Encounters, 3rd Edition, the AP Achiever for World
History provides your students with additional mastery tips for success on the AP Exam.
Features include:
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suggestions to help your students maximize studies and time.
• Model Essays, as well as ideas on how to approach, plan, and organize each type of
essay, and detailed analyses, prepare your students for the three different types of freeresponse questions—comparative, change over time, and document-based essay
questions.
• Each section of the chapter review identifies the appropriate AP course themes to help
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• Two complete timed practice exams with detailed answers help students gear up for
your final test day.
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SOCIAL STUDIES
European History
The Western Experience
with Primary Source Investigator and PowerWeb
Ninth Edition, 2007
MORTIMER CHAMBERS, BARBARA HANAWALT, THEODORE RABB, ISSER WOLOCH,
RAYMOND GREW, AND LISA TIERSTEN
In an age when so many people only look forward, The Western Experience combines new
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students to analyze assumptions and use critical-thinking skills. The themes of social
structure, the body politic, organization of production and the impact of technology,
evolution of the family and changing gender roles, war, religion, and cultural expression are
laid out at the beginning of each chapter in the form of a color-coded grid that students
will find easy to follow throughout the narrative.
New Content
• More globally oriented coverage includes newly updated Chapter 26 on Imperialism.
• Length is reduces and updates for current content are included.
New Pedagogy
• New chapter timelines
• New key terms
• New map captions
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• Coverage of cultural history, with a careful balance between high culture and popular
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• Thematic coverage provides a unique flexibility to teachers who wish to organize the
material in a different fashion than the authors have done.
• “Interpretive Approach” challenges students, spurs discussion and debate, and employs
the use of critical thinking.
• Stellar art history and mapping program, with substantial explanatory captions, reinforces
the emphasis on cultural history and geography.
• The lavish map and illustration program provides visual sources to aid students in
learning. The carefully chosen art program with its long explanatory captions provides a
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SOCIAL STUDIES
European History
(continued)
A History of the Modern World
Tenth Edition, 2007
PALMER• COLTON • KRAMER
Conceived and written as a history of the modern world rather than a truncated Western
civilization book, this text is one of the most highly praised history texts ever published. It has
been adopted at more than 1000 schools and has been translated into six languages. This
edition includes two color inserts highlighting fine art, additional pedagogy to guide students
through challenging material, and full, up-to-date inclusion of current events.
The text is packaged with PowerWeb, a dynamic course-specific supplement that engages your
students in three levels of resource materials and provides a true avenue to extend learning.
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• PowerWeb available with every copy. PowerWeb is an online interactive component with
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exercises. Learn more at http://www.mhhe.com/powerweb.
• Over 140 photos have been added to this volume. Art is now integrated throughout the
book rather than clustered in photo essays as in previous editions.
• Appendices have been streamlined and revised to focus on rulers and regimes.
• A four-color photo gallery insert highlights fine art from the period and a 4-color map on
end papers make this edition more visually dynamic.
• All maps have been revised for readability and clarity, and several new maps have been
added to this volume.
• Marginal notes throughout each chapter outline key terms, leaders, and events to help
students understand dense or complicated material.
• A website includes emailable map analysis exercises, key term flashcards, interactive
timelines, Online research activities, chapter summaries, and critical thought questions.
• 250 overhead transparencies, both maps and fine art, accompany the book.
AP Achiever for European History
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CHRIS FREILER
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• A thorough explanation of course expectations, exam parameters,
preparation suggestions, as well as comprehensive tips on writing
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economic, and intellectual trends, but also makes a special effort to incorporate essential social
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chapter.
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Advanced Placement* Instructor’s
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LOUISE FORSYTHE
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Specifically designed to aid you in preparing for your advanced
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SOCIAL STUDIES
Human
Geography
Western Civilization
Table of Contents
Sources, Images, and Interpretations,
Seventh Edition, © 2008
SHERMAN
This collection of primary, secondary, and
visual sources for the Western Civilization
survey course provides a broad introduction
to the materials historians use, the
interpretations historians make, and
thousands of years of Western civilization.
Its broad selection of documents,
photographs, maps, and charts, and its full
array of accompanying commentaries—
drawn from a balanced spectrum of
perspectives and approaches—offer valuable
insight into the work of historians and
provide the context that helps students
understand the texts’ full historical
significance.
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1 Civilizations of the Ancient Near East
2 The Emergence of Greek Civilization
3 Classical and Hellenistic Greece
4 The Rise of Rome
5 The Roman Empire and the Rise of
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Part 2: The Middle Ages
6 The Early Middle Ages
7 The Medieval East
8 The High Middle Ages: The Eleventh and
Twelfth Centuries
9 The High Middle Ages: The Crusades
and the East
10 The High Middle Ages: The Thirteenth
Century
11 The Late Middle Ages
Part 3: The Renaissance, Reformation,
and Expansion
12 The Renaissance
13 The Reformation
14 Overseas Expansion and New Politics
Part 4: The Early Modern Period
15 War and Revolution: 1560-1660
16 Aristocracy and Absolutism in the
Seventeenth Century
17 The Scientific Revolution
18 Politics and Society in the Ancien
Regime
19 The Enlightenment
Part 5: The Nineteenth Century
20 The French Revolution
21 The Age of Napoleon
22 Industrialization and Social Change
23 Reaction, Reform, Revolution, and
Romanticism: 1815-1848
24 The National State, Nationalism, and
Imperialism: 1850-1914
25 Culture, Thought, and Society: 18501914
Human Geography
Ninth Edition, 2007
FELLMANN, ET AL.
This text introduces students to the scope
and excitement of human geography while
making clear the relevance of its content
to their lives and roles as citizens of an
increasingly interrelated world
community. The book focuses on culture,
society, human activity from a geographic
perspective and a thorough and wellintegrated coverage of gender roles in
society and culture.
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26 War and Revolution: 1914-1920
27 Democracy, Depression, and Instability:
The 1920s and 1930s
28 Communism, Fascism, and
Authoritarianism
29 World War II and the Postwar World
30 The Present in Perspective
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SOCIAL STUDIES
Political Science
Economics
Power & Choice
Five Steps to a 5 on the
Advanced Placement
Examinations:
Macroeconomics and
Microeconomics
An Introduction to Political Science
Tenth Edition, 2007
SHIVELY
This concise comparative introduction to
the major concepts and themes of political
science engages students with concrete
examples of analysis without overwhelming
them with details.
New Features:
• Increased emphasis on Canada, with a
new example section of Canadian
political parties.
• Reduced detail on structures of
organizations in order to expand
treatment of politics within those
organizations.
• Extensively revised approach to American
liberalism and American conservatism.
• New sections on state-building and
writing constitutions; on religion and
political culture; and on consensus-based
parliamentarism as contrasted with
majoritarianism.
Essentials of Economics
First Edition, 2007
BRUE • MCCONNELL
2005
DODGE
Designed to coincide with the most
current AP exams, this exciting new series
contains several advanced features that
sets it above all competitors. Tailored to
three types of students, this flexible study
guide is structured around an ingenious
Five-Step Plan:
1. Developing a study plan
2. Building knowledge
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4. Refining strategies
5. Fostering confidence
Building on the tremendous success of
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text, the authors have written a onesemester text to provide a fresh alternative.
This new 18-chapter text will appeal to
everyone teaching a one-semester
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treatment of microeconomics and
macroeconomics includes up-to-date
motivating examples.
An Online Learning Center includes
Instructor Manual, Weblinks, PowerPoint®
Presentations, and more for the teacher.
Student quizzes for each chapter, Web
links, and access to the Solman videos
customized the match of the content of
this text are also available.
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Economics
Seventeenth Edition, 2008
MCCONNELL • BRUE
Known for clarity, patience, balanced, and step-by-step
presentation of basic economic concepts, Economics continues
to define textbook excellence. DiscoverEcon software, brandnew videos or DVDs that teach economic concepts in a fun and
engaging way, and more, are all in one convenient package.
The Instructor CD contains an Instructor Manual, Test Bank 1,
Computerized Test Bank 1, and PowerPoint® presentations.
New to this Edition
• Two-Path Macro: Realizing that different teachers teach macro in different ways, the
authors have extensively reorganized and revised Chapters 9, 10, and 11 to provide two
alternative paths through the macro. This way, instructors who focus exclusively on
Aggregate Demand-Aggregate Supply Model can now more easily skip the Aggregate
Expenditure (Keynesian) model than before, while those who teach both the AD/AS and
AE models can continue to do so in a logical manner.
• Contemporary Discussions and Examples: Discussions of many new or extended
topics, including: The economics of the war on terrorism, China’s rapidly emerging
economy, corporate financial and accounting misconduct, the explosion of demand for
DVD players, DVDs, and digital cameras, new marginal income tax brackets.
• “Consider This” Vignettes: New to the book are 32 analogies, examples, or stories that
help drive home central economic ideas in a student-oriented, real-world manner.
• Revised Demand and Supply Chapter and Elasticity Chapter
• Three Bonus Web Chapters: The three chapters are available free of charge at our
website, www.mcconnell17.com. The three web chapters include “The Economics of
Developing Economies” (39 Web) and “Transition Economies: Russia and China” (40 Web),
and “Applications and Extensions of Supply and Demand.”
MICROECONOMICS
MACROECONOMICS
Eleventh Canadian Edition, 2007
MCCONNELL • BRUE • BARBIERO
The clear writing, currency of material,
examples and coverage of current events
ensure that Microeconomics and
Macroeconomics appeal to students.
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MACROECONOMICS CONTENTS
PART 1 AN INTRODUCTION TO
ECONOMICS AND THE ECONOMY
1. Limits, Alternatives, and Choices
2. The Market System and the Circular Flow
3. Demand and Supply and Market
Equilibrium
PART 2 MICROECONOMICS OF PRODUCT
MARKETS
4. Extensions of Demand and Supply
Analysis and the Efficiency of Markets
5. Consumer Choice and Utility
Maximization
6. The Organization and Costs of Production
7. Perfect Competition
8. Monopoly
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14.Income Inequality, Poverty and
Discrimination
PART 4 MICROECONOMICS OF
GOVERNMENT AND INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMICS
15.Government and Market Failure
16.Public Choice Theory and Economics of
Taxation
17.International Trade
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Glossary
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2. The Market System and the Circular Flow
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13.Long-Run Macroeconomic Adjustments
14.Economic Growth
PART 6 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND
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15.International Trade
16.Exchange Rates, Balance of Payments
Glossary
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Psychology
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Literature
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Literature
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Composition and
Grammar
Literature
(continued)
Responding to
Literature
Stories, Poems, Plays, and Essays
Fifth Edition, 2006
STANFORD
This text is designed to be used in any
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Readers
Composition and
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Readers
Reading
(continued)
75 Readings Plus
The McGraw-Hill Reader
Canadian Edition © 2005
Buscemi • Smith
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Process Analysis
Definition
Division and Classification
Comparison and Contrast
Illustration
Cause and Effect
Analogy
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LANGUAGE ARTS
Speech/
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The Art of Public
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The Humanistic
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The Western
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Beginning Spanish
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PEREZ-GIRONES
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An Invitation to Spanish
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KNORRE, ET AL.
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Intermediate
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¿Qué tal?
Dos mundos
An Introductory Course
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Spanish Readers
The Storyteller’s Series
of Readers for Students
of Spanish
Volume 1: Viajes fantásticos
Volume 2: Ladrón de la mente
Second Edition, 2000
MUÑOZ
For every teacher who has looked in vain
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of Readers for Students of Spanish.
Written by respected author Elías Miguel
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REPASO: A Spanish
Grammar Review
Worktext
El cuento hispánico
Second Edition, 2007
GORDON • STILLMAN
This short-fiction collection introduces the
intermediate Spanish student to major
writers from both Spain and Latin America,
including, among others, Ana María
Matute, Horacio Quiroga, Julio Cortázar,
Jorge Luis Borges, Gabriel García Márquez,
and Sandra Cisneros. The short, complete
works are intended to be read in one
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Seventh Edition, 2008
MULLEN • GARGANIGO
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Gramática española
Análisis y práctica
Third Edition, 2008
KING • SUÑER
This advanced Spanish grammar text,
written with a strong linguistic perspective,
is intended both for upper level grammar
courses as well as for introductory courses
in Spanish linguistics. It focuses in
particular on those rules of the Spanish
language that explain syntax and its
components, especially those that are
traditionally difficult for students of
Spanish. The flexible organization of the
text allows the teacher to cover chapters
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finer points of the language.
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• An extensive linguistic focus provides
a solid foundation for advanced Spanish
grammar study.
• Exercises are integrated into the text.
• Lists of suggested readings at the
end of each chapter lead students to
additional information on Spanish
syntax.
• A glossary at the end of the text
provides definitions of linguistic ad
grammatical terminology.
¡De viva voz!
Cofre literario
First Edition, 2001
THOMAS
Iniciación a la literatura hispánica
First Edition, 2003
RAMOS, ET AL.
¡De viva voz! Is an exciting Spanish
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Beginning French
Débuts
Vis-à-vis
Beginning French
Rendez-vous
An Introduction to French
Second Edition, 2007
SISKIN • WILLIAMS • FIELD
Fourth Edition, © 2008
AMON • MUYSKENS • HADLEY
An Invitation to French
Sixth Edition, 2002
MUYSKENS • HADLEY
An innovative film-based program that is
designed to motivate and inspire beginning
French students. Based on the film, Le
Chemin du retour, Débuts is a
completely integrated program for the
first-year French course.
The fourth edition of Vis-à-vis continues
the excitement of the innovative third
edition with an expanded emphasis on the
Francophone world. The new Blog section
(which appears in the middle of each
chapter) features contemporary language
and French and Francophone culture
presented in the personal blogs of four
characters with different Francophone
backgrounds, followed by commentaries by
French-speakers from all over the world.
The Bienvenue dans le monde
francophone feature that recurs after
every four chapters in the textbook has
been broadened to include Louisiana,
Morocco, Switzerland, and Tahiti. A
beautiful new contemporary design gives
Vis-à-vis an appealing look, inspired by
real-life personal blogs that are unique and
visually stunning.
The sixteen chapters of Vis-à-vis are
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Intermediate
French
Deux mondes
Collage
Ensuite
A Communicative Approach
Fifth Edition, 2005
TERRELL, ET AL.
Fifth Edition, 2001
BAKER, ET AL.
Cours intermédiaire de francais
Fourth Edition, 2003
THOMPSON • HIRSCH
This introductory French text emphasizes
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Vagabondages
littéraires
Initiation à la literature d´expression
francais
First Edition, 1996
CARPENTER, ET AL.
Vagabondages littéraires is a creative
graded reader for immediate to advanced
French literature courses.
The selections
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both men and women, as well as by
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WORLD LANGUAGE
German
Italian
Kontakte
Prego
A Communicative Approach
Fifth Edition, 2005
TERRELL, ET AL.
Seventh Edition, © 2008
LAZZARINO • DINI • PECCIANTI
This best-selling German text is based on
and inspired by the Natural Approach.
Students learn German through
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on the four skills as well as cultural
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to language learning, rather than as an
end in itself. The abundance of
interesting activities and readings in
Kontakte ensure that students are
exposed to rich language input, critical to
language acquisition.
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This best-selling beginning Italian text offers
a four-skills and communicative introduction
to Italian language and culture. The text
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streamlined vocabulary and grammar
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New to this edition
• All new vocabulary sections in every
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• Revised grammar presentations use colorcoded charts and visuals to provide clear
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A Brief Introduction to Italian
Second Edition, 2006
LAZZARINO, ET AL.
This brief version of the best-selling
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WORLD LANGUAGE
Japanese
In viaggio
Yookoso!
Yookoso!
Moving Toward Fluency in Italian
First Edition, 2003
OLSON • EDWARDS • FOERSTER
An Invitation to
Contemporary Japanese
Third Edition, 2006
TOHSAKU
Continuing with
Contemporary Japanese
Third Edition, 2006
TOHSAKU
Yookoso! Continuing with
Contemporary Japanes is the first
volume of a two-volume series for
beginning Japanese courses. Based on
modern principles of second-language
acquisition, Yookoso! was the first
beginning Japanese text to integrate the
teaching of all four language skills
(listening, speaking, reading, and writing)
and offer a full complement of ancillary
materials. In this text, grammar is treated
as a tool for developing the ability to
communicate in Japanese, rather than the
focal point. The rich illustration program—
including photographs, line drawings, and
realia—provides an attractive context for
language learning.
Yookoso! Continuing with
Contemporary Japanese is the second
volume of a two-volume series for
beginning Japanese courses. Based on
modern principles of second-language
acquisition, Yookoso! was the first
beginning Japanese text to integrate the
teaching of all four language skills
(listening, speaking, reading, and writing)
and offer a full complement of ancillary
materials. In this text, grammar is treated
as a tool for developing the ability to
communicate in Japanese, rather than the
focal point. The rich illustration program—
including photographs, line drawings, and
realia—provides an attractive context for
language learning.
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mhhe.com/yookoso3
WEBSITE:
mhhe.com/yookoso3
The idea for In viaggio, meaning
“traveling,” draws upon extensive work
with oral proficiency and training. As the
name suggests, with In viaggio, students
continue moving forward in their study of
Italian, traveling throughout the regions of
Italy and exploring Italian culture
throughout the world via the abundant
cultural material in the text.
In viaggio focuses on and recycles seven
major communicative functions: describing,
comparing, reacting and recommending,
narrating in the past, expressing likes and
dislikes, hypothesizing, and talking about the
future. What is unique about this approach
and these materials is the idea of narrowing
the focus of instruction to seven communicative functions, all of which appear in every
chapter from the very first day of the course.
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ART & MUSIC
Theater
and Film
Theater
The Theater Experience
The Lively Art
Sixth Edition, 2008
WILSON • GOLDFARB
Tenth Edition, 2007
WILSON
Created for theater appreciation courses
that cover both history and elements, this
text remains a comprehensive introductory
theater text that incorporates an introduction
to the audience’s experience of theater, an
investigation of the elements of theater,
and a study of the important developments
in history.
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introduction-to-theater-appreciation text
that emphasizes the experience of
participating in and attending the theater.
The part openers have been expanded to
provide a rich, interdisciplinary introduction
to theater elements. Photos have been
included to remind students of the theater
elements that they may come across in
everyday life.
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This introduction to film appreciation uses
contemporary and popular American
movies to help students develop critical
skills in the analysis and evaluation of film.
By suggesting what to look for and how
to look for it, the text challenges students
to sharpen their powers of observation,
establish habits of perceptive watching,
and discover complex aspects of film art
that will further enhance their enjoyment
of watching films. The text-specific tutorial
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with the use of film clips (one per
chapter), a corresponding commentary for
each film clip, and a quiz for students to
test their understanding of the material.
WEBSITE:
mhhe.com/awf7
Seventh Edition, 2006
COHEN
This lively introduction to theatre offers
equal measures of appreciation of
theatrical arts, history of performance, and
descriptions of the collaborative theatrical
crafts.
WEBSITE:
mhhe.com/cohen7
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Seventh Edition, 2008
BOGGS • PETRIE
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Theatre
Text (Softcover), 608 pp.
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Theatre, Brief Text (softcover), 448 pp.
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The Art of Watching
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ART & MUSIC
Film Art
Living Theatre
An Introduction
Anthology of
Living Theater
A History
© 2008
BORDWELL • THOMPSON
Third Edition, © 2008
WILSON • GOLDFARB
Fifth Edition, © 2008
WILSON • GOLDFARB
Film Art has been the most respected
introduction to the analysis of cinema.
While continuing to provide the best
introduction to the fundamentals of serious
film study, the eighth edition has been
extensively re-designed in full color greatly
enhancing the text's visual appeal and
overall accessibility to today's students.
Throughout the text, all images presented
are frame enlargements as opposed to
production stills or advertising photos.
Supported by a text-specific CD-ROM with
video clips, an Instructor's Manual, and
text-specific website.
Living Theatre: A History conveys the
excitement and variety of theatre throughout
time, as well as the dynamic way in which our
interpretation of theatre history is informed by
contemporary scholarship. Rather than
presenting readers with a mere catalogue of
historical facts and figures, it sets each period
in context through an exploration of the
social, political and economic conditions of
the day, creating a vivid study of the
developments in theatre during that time.
Table of Contents
1: Film Art and Filmmaking
Putting Films on Screen
2: Film Form
The Signficance of Film Form
Narrative as a Formal System
3: Film Style
The Short: Mise-en-Scene
The Shot: Cinematography
The Relation of Shot to Shot: Editing
Sound in the Cinema
Style as a Formal System
4: Types of Films
Film Genres
Documentary, Experimental, and
Animated Films
Part 5: Critical Analysis of Films
Introduction: Writing a Critical Analysis of Film
11 Sample Analyses
Part 6: Art and Film History
12 Film Art and History
Introduction
Part 1: Early Theatre
1
Greek Theatre
2
Roman Theatre
3
Early Asian Theatre
4
Medieval Theatre in Europe
Part 2: Theatres of the Renaissance
5
The Theatre of the Italian Renaissance
6
The Theatre of the English Renaissance
7
The Theatre of the Spanish Golden Age
8
French Neoclassical Theatre
Part 3: Theatre from 1660 TO 1875
9
The Theatre of the English Restoration
10 Theatre in the Eighteenth Century
11 Theatre from 1800 to 1875
Part 4: Modern Theatre
12 Theatre from 1875 to 1915
13 Theatre from 1915 to 1945
14 Theatre from 1945 to 1975
15 Contemporary American Theatre: 1975
to the Present
16 Global Theatres
Pronunciation Guide
Glossary: Theatrical Terms
Selected Bibliography
Index
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Part
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Part
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5
6
7
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Part
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How to Read a Play
Where and When the Play Takes Place: The
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Who the Participants Are: The Characters
What Kind of Play It Is: Categories and Genres
How the Play Unfolds: Action and Theme
The Play Begins
The Play Progresses
The Theme
The Conclusion
The Anthology of Plays
Sophocles, Antigone, trans: Peter D. Arnott
Lysistrata, trans: Douglass Parker
Plautus, The Menaechmus Brothers, trans. and
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Abraham and Isaac adapted by the editors
Kwanami Kiyotsugu, Sotoba Komachi, trans.
Arthur Waley
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Susanna Centlivre, The Busy Body
Henrik Ibsen, A Doll's House, trans. Eva Le
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Anton Chekhov, The Cherry Orchard, trans.
Constance Garnett
August Strindberg, A Dream Play, trans. Walter
Johnson
Bertolt Brecht, The Good Woman of Setzuan
trans. Eric Bentley and Maja Apelman
Tennessee Williams, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Samuel Beckett, Krapp's Last Tape
Charles Ludlam, The Mystery of Irma Vep
August Wilson, Joe Turner's Come and Gone
Caryl Chuchill, Far Away
John Leguizamo, Excerpts from Freak
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ART & MUSIC
Art History
Art Fundamentals
Art Across Time
Third Edition, 2007
ADAMS
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“Windows in the World” sections are
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A History of
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Art Fundamentals:
Theory and Practice
Fourth Edition, © 2008
ADAMS
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OCVIRK, ET AL.
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Living with Art helps students develop an
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ART & MUSIC
Music Theory/
Harmony (continued)
Music First!
An Introduction to the
Fundamentals of Music
and Music Readings
Fifth Edition, 2007
WHITE
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Tonal Harmony
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KOSTKA • PAYNE
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TUREK
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ART & MUSIC
Music: An Appreciation
The World of Music
Ninth Edition, 2008
KAMIEN
Sixth Edition, 2007
WILLOUGHBY
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The World of Music offers a diverse and
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HEALTH
Athletic Training
Arnheim’s Principles of
Athletic Training: a
Competency-Based
Approach
Twelfth Edition, 2006
PRENTICE
This comprehensive market-leading text
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Athletic Training:
An Introduction to
Professional Practice
Essentials of
Athletic Injury
Management
First Edition, 2006
PRENTICE
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PRENTICE
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This edition is packaged with the Dynamic
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Features include separate chapters on
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HEALTH
Health
Fitness and Wellness
Focus on Health
Fit and Well
Second Canadian Edition, © 2006
HAHN • PAYNE • GALLANT • FLETCHER
First Canadian Edition, © 2007
FAHEY • WONG
The text integrates coverage of health care
services within the discussion of personal
health issues such as fitness, chronic
conditions, and substance abuse. Extensive
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HealthQuest Activities, and “Health on the
Web” boxes.
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• Additional material added on psychological
The text provides comprehensive advice on
wellness-related behaviour and practicing a
healthier way of life, coverage of healthrelated fitness and nutrition.
New Features
• Canadian content and examples, coverage
•
•
•
•
health, suicide intervention and
electroconvulsive theory in Chapter 2—
Achieving Psychological Wellness.
More information on costs and benefits of
stress in Chapter 3—Managing Stress
Additional material added on making
better fast food choices in Chapter 5—
Understanding Nutrition and Health.
Canada’s Physical Activity Guide added to
Chapter 4—Becoming Physically Fit.
More information added on Canadian
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Public Health Agency) in Chapter 11—
Preventing Infectious Diseases.
Table of Contents
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
The Mind
The Body
Substance Abuse and Addiction
Preventing Disease
The Life Cycle
Consumer and Safety Issues
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and Wellness
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A Comprehensive Lifestyle
Approach
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HEALTH
Fitness and Wellness
(continued)
Wellness
A Wellness Way of Life
Concepts and Applications
with PowerWeb
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ANSPAUGH • HAMRICK • ROSATO
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Seventh Edition, © 2008
ROBBINS • POWERS • BURGESS
Sixteenth Edition, © 2007
THOMPSON • FLOYD
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Table of Contents
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Understanding Wellness
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Developing and Assessing Physical
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Developing Flexibility and Muscular
Fitness
Exploring Special Exercise
Considerations
Preventing Common Injuries and
Caring for the Lower Back
Maximizing Heart Health
Coping With Stress
Eating for Wellness
Achieving a Healthy Weight
Preventing Cancer
Understanding Substance Abuse and
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Preventing Sexually Transmitted
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Exploring Lifetime Wellness Issues
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Preface
1
Foundations of Structural Kinesiology
2
Neuromuscular Fundamentals
3
Basic Biomechanical Factors and
Concepts
4
The Shoulder Girdle
5
The Shoulder Joint
6
The Elbow and Radioulnar Joints
7
The Wrist and Hand Joints
8
Muscular Analysis of Upper Extremity
Exercises
9
The Hip Joint and Pelvic Girdle
10 The Knee Joint
11 The Ankle and Foot Joints
12 The Trunk and Spinal Column
13 Muscular Analysis of Trunk and Lower
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Fundamental
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