An introduction to the narratives, theories, and issues of international relations, Global Bearings is a comprehensive and engaging introduction to the field of International Relations. Ideal for first year students in Political Science as well as non-majors interested in the foundtaions of politics, this book contains chapters on the history, philosophical theory, and contemporary moral issues of global politics.
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From the William Wordsworth to Gerard Manley Hopkins, this anthology traces the development of English poetry during a century of rapid industrialization, expanding empire, and revolutionary politics. Supplementary texts, including critical essays, reviews, and contemporary newspaper accounts, compliment the work of both canon and lesser known poets. At 400 pages, this is a portable yet comprehensive anthology.
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From the invention of stream-of-consciousness to Hemmingway’s “iceberg technique” of minimalism to Faulkner’s expansive prose, the modernist period saw a revolution in literary methods. This anthology includes gernous selections from both well-known and less-known authors as well as reviews, critical essays, and other supplementary materials in which the great minds of the age wrestle with the aims, scope, and justifications of their new forms.
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In 1912, when Harold Munro began to edit the Poetry Review, a new generation of writers was growing impatient with the sentimentalism of the Georgian period. T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, H.D., and Amy Lowell came to represent a group of young expirmenters, discarding rhyme and meter for the sake of a more authentic idiom. Meanwhile, formalists like Robert Frost and Edward Thomas, continued to work in the old forms but adding a distinctively modern voice. This anthology includes work from both well known and lesser known poets as well as generous supplementary matierial.
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