Rape and Woman's Identity (SAGE Library of Social Research)
Wiley B. Sanders · 1980
Rape and Woman's Identity is a sociological study of the impact of rape on women.
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Wiley B. Sanders · 1980
Rape and Woman's Identity is a sociological study of the impact of rape on women.
Britt Minges · 2010
This is a scholarly work analyzing contemporary children's and young adult literature about blended families.
A teenage girl with a photographic memory navigates a competitive academic environment and a budding romance.
This is a philosophical exploration of existentialism, examining concepts of freedom, responsibility, and the meaning of life.
This is an academic analysis of adaptation in young adult literature.
This is a literature textbook designed for high school students, providing an overview of literary works, authors, and critical analysis.
This is a scholarly work analyzing the portrayal of the Arctic in children's and young adult literature.
Alethea Helbig · 2004
This is a reference book providing an overview and analysis of young adult fiction published in the United States between 1997 and 2001.
This is a theological work exploring core Christian doctrines and beliefs.
This is a scholarly analysis of young adult literature, not a fictional story for teens.
Alice Curry · 2013
An academic exploration of environmental themes in young adult literature.
Sabine Planka · 2016
This academic work analyzes the portrayal of artificial humans in children's literature, exploring ethical and societal implications.
This academic text explores the inclusion of lesbian and gay issues within English classrooms, discussing pedagogical approaches and challenges.
Danielle L. Garcia · 2004
This book is a critical analysis of literary quality in contemporary young adult fiction. It examines themes, styles, and cultural relevance.
This academic text explores the nature of seriality in contemporary young adult literature.
This book explores the intersection of theory and theatre, examining dramatic works and their critical analysis.
This academic work analyzes the structure and appeal of young adult literature, focusing on series fiction.
Sarah Elizabeth Igo · 1991
This academic work examines the cultural phenomenon of a popular contemporary teen romance series, analyzing its appeal and the social factors contributing to its success. It is a non-fiction analysis.
This collection of historical documents and essays explores various aspects of American life and thought in the 19th century.
This book explores the concept of 'force' in Greek, delving into its philosophical and linguistic implications.