New Releases by Heather Brown

This, the first book-length study devoted exclusively to Marx’s perspectives on gender and the family, offers a fresh look at this topic in light of twenty-first century concerns. Although Marx’s writings sometimes exhibit sexism, especially through the naturalization of certain female social functions, his work often transcends these. Brown studies those writings on gender, as well as his 1879-1882 notebooks on precapitalist societies and gender, some of them still unpublished in any language. The author argues that although Marx never fully developed these ideas, he gave important indications toward a theory of gender and society. This study attempts to fill a significant gap in the literature on Marx and offer some general insights into the intersectionality of gender and class.

With touching artwork from renowned artists, this book weaves trials faced in our day with trials faced in Biblical days--and expounds on the timeless power Christ has given women to overcome them.

Venice has just graduated from high school and ponders her own purpose as her mother becomes ultra-busy with work, her brother moves away from home, and her best friend continues on to university. Events from her past stifle Venice''s brewing wish to become a world-famous photographer.Raizel, a young woman from some other place, has just emerged from yet another failed summer relationship. Family secrets allow Raizel to fall under her parents'' radar. Raizel wants nothing more than to skip town, attend hair school, and fall in love.Two young woman from two different places--one dream for the future. Will a chance encounter revive their co-desire to become something better than suggested by the lives lain out before them?

A robot is made of many parts but what is on the inside?

Ted Egan and his relationship with Aborigines.