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Собрание «писем» Карамзина рассматривается автором доклада в контексте творчества писателя, русской и мировой литературной традиции. Выявляется роль данного произведения в создании многотомной работы «История государства российского». Актуальность темы межэтнических, межгосударственных отношений, к ХХ веку обретшая черты вечной темы искусства, технология портретной живописи с использованием национально-сравнительных характеристик, колористическая палитра произведения,в основе имеющая симбиоз жанровых форм свидетельство выдающейся роли «Писем русского путешественника» в развитии не только русской, но и мировой литературы. ; In the report the collection of Karamzin`s "Letters" shows the context of writer`s creative, of Russian and world literature tradition and its original stimulator of an author`s work concerning "History of Russian government", which includes many volumes. Author finds out that topicality of international, inter-ethnical, inter-governmental relations, which finds out types of eternal topic of an art, to the 20th century, technology of portrait painting with the usage of national and comparison characteristics, coloristic palette of work with symbiosis of genre forms are the evidence of the role of "Letters by Russian traveler" by Karamzin in development not only Russian, but the world literature in itself.There are some bases for including "Letters by Russian traveler" in more genre and typical model, firstly, model of classic world literature and art and publicist urbanistics, i. e. the range of works, which has images of concrete towns; secondly, the system of documental and art regionalistics, regional geography. Concerning content with historical realities from the life of Western Europe and Russia, not only the ending of the 18th century, the work by Karamzin can be an object of perspective research as historical narration, historical novel in letters.

IN THIS ARTICLE THE AUTHOR ADDRESSES THE ISSUES OF CLASS AND POLITICAL ISLAM AND EXAMINES THEIR IMPACT ON MIDDLE EASTERN WOMEN'S STRUGGLES AND LIBERATION AGENDA. FIRST, THE AUTHOR ADDRESSES THE ISSUE OF CLASS AND THE BROADER QUESTION OF UNDERDEVELOPMENT, WHICH CHARACTERIZES THE ARAB/MIDDLE EAST STATE(S). THEN, THE AUTHOR PROVIDES A PRELIMINARY EXPLANATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MOVEMENT AND WOMEN'S STRUGGLES. DURING THIS PROCESS, THE AUTHOR ADDRESSES THE FEMINIST DILEMMA OF RESEARCHING THE "OTHER CULTURE."

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- About the Author -- How to Use This Book -- Introduction -- Part I You and Your Family -- 1 Marriage -- 2 Income Splitting -- 3 Dependant (invalid and Carer) Tax Offset -- 4 Children -- 5 Payments for New Parents -- 6 Child Care -- 7 Low-income Earners -- 8 Senior and Pensioner Tax Offset -- 9 Other Government Benefits -- 10 Family Breakdown -- 11 Death -- 12 Family Trusts -- Part II Your Employment -- 13 Car Usage -- 14 Methods to Claim Car Travel -- 15 Travel -- 16 Uniform -- 17 Home Office -- 18 Other Work-related Deductions -- 19 Keeping Those Receipts -- 20 ATO Hit Lists -- 21 Redundancy -- 22 Working a Second Job -- 23 Salary Sacrifice -- 24 Fringe Benefits -- 25 Living-away-from-home Allowance -- Part III Your Education -- 26 Claiming Self-education Expenses -- 27 Student Loans -- 28 Austudy and ABSTUDY -- 29 Scholarships -- 30 School Building Funds -- 31 Education Savings Plans -- Part IV Your Investment Property -- 32 Negative Gearing -- 33 Interest -- 34 Depreciation and Low-value Pooling -- 35 Repairs and Maintenance -- 36 Borrowing and Legal Expenses -- 37 Other Rental Property Deductions -- 38 Foreign Investment Properties -- 39 Capital Gains Tax -- 40 PAYG Withholding Variation -- 41 Co-ownership of Your Investment Property -- Part V Your Shares -- 42 Dividends -- 43 Shares Owned by Low Income Earners -- 44 Borrowing to Buy Shares -- 45 Other Share Deductions -- 46 Capital Gains Tax on Shares -- 47 Realising Capital Losses -- 48 Inheriting Share Portfolios -- 49 Share Traders Versus Share Investors -- 50 Rights and Options -- 51 Employee Share Schemes -- 52 Share Portfolios Within Self Managed Superannuation Funds -- 53 Cryptocurrency -- 54 Non-fungible Tokens -- Part VI Your Superannuation -- 55 Contribution Limits -- 56 Transfer Balance Cap -- 57 Downsizer Contribution.

Intro -- Title Page -- Dedication -- Introduction: Get Off the X -- Part I: The Gop Needs to Look Like America -- Chapter 1: Align Our Actions with Our Values -- Chapter 2: Show Up So You Can Listen -- Chapter 3: Don't Be an Asshole, Racist, Misogynist, or Homophobe -- Chapter 4: Appeal to the Middle, Not the Edges -- Part II: Leaders Need to Inspire, Not Fearmonger -- Chapter 5: Be Honest and Do the Right Thing -- Chapter 6: Ensure the Audio and Video Match -- Chapter 7: Don't Pander, Build Trust -- Chapter 8: Way More Unites Us than Divides Us -- Part III: Prosperity Should Be a Product of Empowering People Not the Government -- Chapter 9: Keep the Baby, Get Rid of the Bathwater -- Chapter 10: Increase Access to Healthcare While Decreasing Its Cost -- Chapter 11: Provide Our Seniors Quality Care and Compassion -- Chapter 12: Invest in Our Real Future -- Chapter 13: Build the Workforce of Tomorrow, Not Yesterday -- Chapter 14: Encourage a Global "Brain Gain" through Immigration -- Chapter 15: Prevent Planet Earth from Teaching Us a Terrible Lesson -- Part IV: Enemies should Fear US, Friends Should Love US -- Chapter 16: Understand the Real Source of American Power -- Chapter 17: Be Tough with Tough Guys -- Chapter 18: Be Nice with Nice Guys -- Chapter 19: Prepare for the Wars of Tomorrow, Not the Ones of the Past -- Part V: Take Advantage of Technology Before It Takes Advantage of US -- Chapter 20: Realize What "Made in China" Really Means -- Chapter 21: Achieve Technical Fitness for Cyber War -- Chapter 22: Win the New Cold War over Advanced Technology -- Epilogue: We Are All in This Boat Together -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Notes -- Index -- Copyright.

Intro -- Title Page -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Part I: They Love You When You're There -- Chapter 1: Even When You're Older Than Dirt -- Chapter 2: Why Gray Hair Is an Advantage -- Chapter 3: You Can Change Gears When They Think You're Out Of Gas -- Chapter 4: Maintaining Your Relationship in a Not-So-Relational Culture -- Chapter 5: The Chance to Be a Superhero (When Their Lives Suck) -- Chapter 6: You Don't Give Up When They Hurt Your Heart -- Part II: They Will Listen When You Talk -- Chapter 7: Giving Your Grandkids an Ear -- Chapter 8: Won't Somebody Just Listen! -- Chapter 9: Nagging And Lecturing Work Like Fingers in a Dike -- Chapter 10: Everyone's Argument Doesn't Need Arguing -- Chapter 11: Quit Correcting And Start Connecting -- Part III: You Know They're Watching You and That Ain't All Bad -- Chapter 12: Complaining Ruins Relationships, Gratefulness Draws Them In -- Chapter 13: Can Everyone Just Laugh a Little? -- Chapter 14: You're Kidding Me-You Want Me to Do What? -- Chapter 15: They're Watching Out of the Corners of Their Eyes -- Chapter 16: When Health Gets In The Way -- Part IV: Grandparents: Don't Save What Is the Best for Last -- Chapter 17: Don't Save the Best for Last -- Chapter 18: Giving The Big-Picture Perspective to Their Teenager World -- Chapter 19: What Is Your Agenda? -- Chapter 20: A Place of Retreat Can Be a Haven -- Part V: A Legacy They'll Never Forget -- Chapter 21: Supporting Your Kids… and Then Their Kids… In Word and Deed -- Chapter 22: Making Memories Before You Lose Yours -- Chapter 23: When Life Gives You a Mulligan and the Chance to Make It Right -- Chapter 24: A Legacy Of Relationships -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Endnotes -- Copyright.

Intro -- Title Page -- Dedication -- Epigraph -- A WASP Genealogy -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Twilight of the WASPs -- Chapter 2: A Dying Race -- Chapter 3: Mrs. Jack Gardner and Her Unlikely Swan -- Chapter 4: Henry Adams Fails to Reform America -- Chapter 5: Cotty Peabody Leaves the Bank -- Chapter 6: Mrs. Jack Seeks a Humanized Society -- Chapter 7: The Lost Hand of John Jay Chapman -- Chapter 8: A Glorious and Most Intensely Interesting Life -- Chapter 9: The Madonnas of Henry Adams -- Chapter 10: A Constancy in the Stars: The Harvards of George Santayana -- Chapter 11: Teddy -- Chapter 12: Vida Scudder Emulates St. Francis -- Chapter 13: The Visionary Neurasthenics -- Chapter 14: Billy Wag's 'Paideia' -- Chapter 15: Henry Stimson Sees the Stars -- Chapter 16. 'Pax Americana' -- Chapter 17: The Great World and J. P. Morgan -- Chapter 18: Mandarinism -- Chapter 19: From Theodore at Armageddon to the 'New Republic' on West Twenty-first Street -- Chapter 20: Franklin and Eleanor -- Chapter 21: The WASPs Throw Off Victorianism -- Chapter 22: The New Patricians in War -- Chapter 23: The New Patricians in Peace -- Chapter 24: Lost in the Jazz Age -- Chapter 25: In the Secret Parts of Fortune -- Chapter 26: The Waste Land -- Chapter 27: Young Men Who Would Return to the Provinces -- Chapter 28: Fear Itself -- Chapter 29: The Terrors of the Earth -- Chapter 30: Joy Lane -- Chapter 31: The Death of Men -- Chapter 32: 'Pour le Mérite' -- Chapter 33: Centurions of an American Century -- Chapter 34: Burnt Offerings: The Ember Days of the WASPs -- Chapter 35: The 'Eutrapelian' Imagination, or WASP Neurasthenia-and Ours -- Chapter 36: Recessional: The WASP and God -- Chapter 37: When We Are Gone -- Postscript: Orpheus's Head -- About the Author -- Notes and Sources -- Index -- Picture Credits -- Copyright.

Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface: The Hughes-Las Vegas Connection -- Part One: Before Las Vegas -- 1. Young Maverick: Becoming Hughes -- Part Two: Las Vegas -- 2. Early Las Vegas: Hughes' Safe Haven -- 3. Bob Maheu, Part 1: Rise of the Alter Ego -- 4. Outside Looking In: What Las Vegas Saw -- 5. The Penthouse: In the Hermit's Kingdom -- 6. The Landmark: The Hard Luck Hotel -- 7. The Palace Coup: The Manipulation of Hughes -- 8. The Governors: Dealing with Hughes -- 9. Bob Maheu, Part 2: Aftermath of the Palace Coup -- 10. In His Own Words: The Hughes-Maheu Memos -- 11. Hughes and the Mob: Arm's-Length Associations -- 12. Hank Greenspun: Media Friend, Media Foe -- 13. John Meier: Politics, Paranoia, and the Mining Scam -- 14. Channel 8: Hughes' Movie Source -- Part Three: After Death -- 15. Melvin Dummar: Good Samaritan or Teller of Tales? -- 16. The Estate: Will and the Wills -- 17. Legacies: Hughes in Hindsight -- Part Four: Industry -- 18. TWA: The Airline That Got Away -- 19. Hughes Aircraft: Hands-Off Success -- 20. The Glomar Explorer: Partnering with the CIA -- 21. RKO Pictures: How to Wreck a Movie Studio -- Part Five: People -- 22. Uncle Rupert: The Renaissance Man -- 23. Jack Real: Hughes' Last Friend -- 24. Paul Winn: Secretary to Hughes -- 25. Clifford Irving: The Hoax and the Interview -- 26. Jane Russell: 'Two Good Reasons to See The Outlaw' -- 27. Terry Moore: Hughes' Secret Wife? -- 28. Close Encounters: Memories of Howard Hughes -- Part Six: Hughes in Pop Culture -- 29. The Fictional Hughes: Movies, Novels, and Beyond -- 30. Weird Tales: Obscure Books about Hughes -- 31. Hughes on Display: He's Everywhere and Nowhere in Las Vegas -- 32. Pilgrimage: Visiting the Flying Boat -- Acknowledgments -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.

Intro -- I Stand Amazed… -- About the Author -- About the Book -- Dedication -- Copyright Information -- Acknowledgement -- Hello World -- The Worst News -- The Story so Far… -- Dark Days Despite the Sun -- The Chemotherapy Begins -- What's Going On? -- Violet Beauregard Eat Your Heart Out -- X-Tra, X-Tra, the X-Ray Results Are In -- Just Call Me Delia Smith -- 10 July -- Looking Swell -- 12 July 2013 -- Message from Mum -- Peaks and Troughs -- 13 July -- A (Temporary) Change of Tone -- 15 July -- A Wig and a Prayer -- BBQs and Besties -- 19 July -- Reception Called, They Want to Upgrade You -- You Don't Know -- You're Beautiful -- 22 July -- Bald and Beautiful -- Is It Just Me or Is Everything…? -- Pretending Is Hard -- A Possible Turn-Up for -- the Books -- Life Is a Rollercoaster, Just Gotta Ride It -- She's Home -- No Ifs, Buts or Maybes -- Without Friends We Are Nothing -- News in Brief -- Pondering -- Here We Go Again -- Disappointment Came a Calling -- Rallying the Troops -- Sorry Isn't the Hardest Word -- Harder by the Hour -- Emotionally Wrung Out -- Positive Signs -- Register Now -- Happy Birthday to You! -- What a Difference a Day Makes -- Short and Sweet -- Make Time -- Baby Steps -- Sobering News -- 21 October -- One More Step -- No-Vember Fundraising -- It Wasn't a Huge Surprise -- Ohhhh Matron -- What I Think -- You Already Know -- There Is a Glimmer -- And so It Begins -- The End of the Road -- Palliative Care so Far -- Open Letter to Mum -- Good Night -- Funeral -- Stumbling Through -- Vacant -- There's a Tree in My -- Living Room -- Eulogy -- Step by Little Step -- Sorting Through -- I Stand Amazed… -- A Short Story -- Post Script -- One Year Later -- Here's What I Know -- 1 December 2014.

About the Author. SECTION I Introduction. Chapter 1 -- Why Write this book. Chapter 2 -- How to Sse this Book. SECTION II Overview on Clinics Including the People and Payers. Chapter 3 -- General Questions to Help Understand a Clinic or Medical Practice. SECTION III Patient Throughput, Patient Flow, and Capacity. Chapter 4 -- Questions to Understand How Patients Access Care or Patient Access. Chapter 5 -- Questions to Understand the Basics of the Clinic Capacity. Chapter 6 -- Questions to Understand what Happens before the Patient Visits. Chapter 7 -- Questions to Understand Location of a Clinic and a Location Strategy for the Clinic. Chapter 8 -- Questions to Understand how Patients Arrive and Register. Chapter 9 -- Questions to Understand How Patients get Roomed. Chapter 10 -- Questions to Understand the Provider Exam and Provider Workflow. Chapter 11 -- Questions to Understand Patient Discharge and Patient Treatment. Chapter 12 -- Questions to Understand Patient Care Happening Between Visits. SECTION IV Key Capacity Concepts and Variables to Assess. Chapter 13 -- Questions to Understand the Care Team. Chapter 14 -- Questions to Understand Patient Scheduling and Provider Schedules. Chapter 15 -- Questions to Understand How the Provider is the Capacity Constraint. Chapter 16 -- Questions to Understand the Total Provider Capacity. Chapter 17 -- Questions to Understand How Physical Space is Used and Managed. Chapter 18 -- Question to Understand the Equipment and Technology Used. SECTION V Key Infrastructure Concepts. Chapter 19 -- Questions to Understand Leadership and Management Systems. Chapter 20 -- Questions to Understand the History of the Clinic. Chapter 21 -- Questions to Understand the Strategy and Overall Challenges to Consider. Chapter 22 -- Questions to Understand the Key Measurements. SECTION VI Closing. Chapter 23 -- Conclusion and What's Next? APPENDIX A Checklist of all Questions. Index.

Intro -- Title Page -- About the Author -- Other titles of interest -- Contents -- Preface -- Conventions, abbreviations & -- equivocations -- Introduction -- Part 1: Islam & -- Empire 600-850 -- 1. Muhammad, the Prophet (632) -- 2. 'Ali, cousin, caliph and forefather of Shi'ism (661) -- 3. 'A'isha, wife of the Prophet (678) -- 4. 'Abd al-Malik, engineer of the caliphate (705) -- 5. Ibn al-Muqaffa', translator and essayist (759) -- 6. Rabi'a al-'Adawiyya, renunciant and saint (801) -- 7. al-Ma'mun, caliph-patron (833) -- Part 2: The Islamic Commonwealth 850-1050 -- 8. 'Arib, courtesan of caliphs (890) -- 9. al-Hallaj, 'the Truth' (922) -- 10. al-Tabari, traditionalist rationalist (923) -- 11. Abu Bakr al-Razi, free-thinking physician (925 or 935) -- 12. Ibn Fadlan, intrepid envoy (fl. tenth century) -- 13. Ibn Muqla, vizier, scribe, calligrapher? (940) -- 14. Mahmud of Ghazna, conqueror and patron (1030) -- 15. al-Biruni, cataloguer of nature and culture (c. 1050) -- Part 3: A Provisional Synthesis 1050-1250 -- 16. Ibn Hazm, polemicist, polymath (1064) -- 17. Karima al-Marwaziyya, hadith scholar (1070) -- 18. al-Ghazali, 'Renewer' of Islam (1111) -- 19. Abu al-Qasim Ramisht, merchant millionaire (c. 1150) -- 20. al-Idrisi, cosmopolitan cartographer (1165) -- 21. Saladin, anti-Crusader hero (1193) -- 22. Ibn Rushd (Averroes), Aristotelian monotheist (1198) -- Part 4: Disruption & -- Integration 1250-1525 -- 23. Rumi, Sufi 'poet' (1273) -- 24. Rashid al-Din, physician, courtier and global historian (1318) -- 25. al-Hilli, paragon of Shi'ism ascendant (1325) -- 26. Ibn Taymiyya, stubborn reactionary (1328) -- 27. Timur, sheep-rustler, world-conqueror (1405) -- 28. Ibn Khaldun, social theorist and historian (1406) -- 29. Mehmed II, conqueror and renaissance man (1481) -- 30. Shah Isma'il, esoteric charismatic (1524) -- Glossary.

Intro -- Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Epigraph -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- Introduction -- CHAPTER ONE: One of JFK's Secret Service Agent Drivers Died Shortly Before The Kennedy Assassination -- CHAPTER TWO: The Secret Service is Boss, Not the President! Just Ask Truman, Kennedy, Johnson…and Clinton -- CHAPTER THREE: Agent Wade Rodham, Hillary Rodham Clinton's Uncle She Has Never Mentioned … And No One Else Has, Either! -- CHAPTER FOUR: 1957-era security for President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth -- Members Of The White House Detail (and Related) During The Eisenhower Administration5: -- CHAPTER FIVE: President Truman was adored…by the Secret Service -- Members of the White House Detail (And Related Agents) During The Truman Administration15: -- CHAPTER SIX: Building Rooftops were Regularly Guarded During the FDR, Truman, Ike, and JFK eras…and Police Intermingled in Crowds, too -- CHAPTER SEVEN: FDR - training ground for the Truman, Ike, and Kennedy bodyguards (including an assassination attempt in an open car) -- Secret Service drinking during the FDR era -- Secret Service Agent Paul Paterni - the man, the enigma -- It Seems Roosevelt's Backup Car was Al Capone's Lincoln -- Members of the White House Detail (And Related Agents) During The FDR Era, 1933-1945 [WHD in 1939: 16+2 supervisors -- WHD start of WWII: 37]19: -- CHAPTER EIGHT: The Agent Who was Too Close to LBJ -- Members of the White House Detail (and Related Agents) During the Jfk & Lbj Administrations10: -- CHAPTER NINE: Debunking Agent Gerald Blaine's The Kennedy Detail1 -- (Social) media appearances, books and contradictions -- 11/10/10 C-SPAN: Gerald Blaine and Clint Hill address Vince Palamara -- 3/22/06 CNN: Hill and his wife -- 11/10/13 Irish press: Hill and his co-author -- From page 241 of Hill and McCubbin's 2013 book Five Days In November:.

"Cover" -- "Title page" -- "Contents" -- "Preface" -- "To protect the identities" -- "Chapter 1: Blackmail" -- "Chapter 2: A Trusting Time" -- "Chapter 3: Where to Begin" -- "Chapter 4: Under the Blankets" -- "Chapter 5: Is it Money They're Looking For?" -- "Chapter 6: Up the Fire Escape" -- "Chapter 7: Grapevine" -- "Chapter 8: Weekend Visitor" -- "Chapter 9: I Wish I Could Have Died" -- "Chapter 10: What Am I to Do, Keep Moving Him Around?" -- "Chapter 11: A Sculpture in Pain" -- "Chapter 12: In the Shadows" -- "Chapter 13: Coffee and Rosary Beads" -- "Chapter 14: Nothing to Say" -- "Chapter 15: Evil in Our Midst" -- "Chapter 16: Getting the Full Story" -- "Chapter 17: Brothers" -- "Chapter 18: Part of Growing Up" -- "Chapter 19: No Written Record" -- "Chapter 20: He Will Never Make Much of Himself" -- "Chapter 21: Permission to Talk" -- "Chapter 22: Teacher's Pet" -- "Chapter 23: Teachers and Priests" -- "Chapter 24: I Could Do Nothing About It" -- "Chapter 25: The Health Services" -- "Chapter 26: A Strong Case" -- "Chapter 27: The Bureaucrat" -- "Chapter 28: Museum Pieces" -- "Chapter 29: Trip to Britain" -- "Chapter 30: The Damage Done to Those Lads is Terrible" -- "Chapter 31: Operation Alpha" -- "Chapter 32: I Was Expecting You" -- "Chapter 33: Guilty" -- "Chapter 34: Shane" -- "Chapter 35: Would You Investigate Your Own?" -- "Chapter 36: The Tip-Off" -- "Chapter 37: When is it Going to Court?" -- "Chapter 38: A Good Teacher" -- "Chapter 39: Sins of Omission" -- "Chapter 40: Cha n-ólann Denis bocht is cha gcaitheann sé" -- "Chapter 41: Moral Courage" -- "Chapter 42: Missed Chances" -- "Chapter 43: Cell System" -- "Chapter 44: The Swallow" -- "Chapter 45: The Day I Met a Miracle" -- "Self-help contacts" -- "Glossary of placenames" -- "Copyright" -- "About the Author

Intro -- ALSO BY THE SAME AUTHOR -- DEDICATION -- AUTHOR'S NOTE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS: -- Chapter 1: What's in a name? 1951 -- Chapter 2: Happy trails -- Chapter 3: Monkey in the box -- Chapter 4: Gran and Gramps -- Chapter 5: Problems in paradise -- Chapter 6: Great expectations -- Chapter 7: Welcome to television -- Chapter 8: Gunsmoke -- Chapter 9: Fun and fitness -- Chapter 10: Kamikaze -- Chapter 11: Earls Court Motor Show -- Chapter 12: Three in a boat -- Chapter 13: Our Titanic -- Chapter 14: Anchors away -- Chapter 15: Telling the tale -- Chapter 16: ABL-another bloody lock -- Chapter 17: Name-dropping -- Chapter 18: More name-dropping -- Chapter 19: Failure -- Chapter 20: Truly blessed -- Chapter 21: Serious D I Y -- Chapter 22: Safety first -- Chapter 23: All our yesterdays -- Chapter 24: Leaks and visitors, 1956 -- Chapter 25: The poo man -- Chapter 26: The tally trade -- Chapter 27: Gas high jinks -- Chapter 28: Italics -- Chapter 29: Hyde Park College -- Chapter 30: Co-ed -- Chapter 31: Newts -- Chapter 32: Tobias -- Chapter 33: Tessa-the psycho horse -- Chapter 34: Not a horsey person -- Chapter 35: Up the proverbial creek -- Chapter 36: My fraud -- Chapter 37: My wonder years -- Chapter 38: Crawley New Town -- Chapter 39: Life in the fast lane -- Chapter 40: The power of wheels -- Chapter 41: Misfire -- Chapter 42: My alcoholic haze -- Chapter 43: If it quacks… -- Chapter 44: The Bill -- Chapter 45: Reunion time -- Chapter 46: Trolley Dolly -- Chapter 47: Mondayitis -- Chapter 48: A man's dream world -- Chapter 49: Shafted -- Chapter 50: Hastings -- Chapter 51: A historical significance -- Chapter 52: Leicester -- Chapter 53: Dismissed -- Chapter 54: Familiar territory -- Chapter 55: Cavaliers vs. Roundheads -- Chapter 56: Prodigal son -- Chapter 57: Paris -- Chapter 58: Tragedy.

Intro -- Description -- Author Bio -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Month Two -- Chapter 2: Month Three -- Chapter 3: Month Four -- Chapter 4: Month Five -- Chapter 5: Month Six -- Chapter 6: Month Seven -- Chapter 7: Month Eight -- Chapter 8: Month Nine -- Chapter 9: Month Ten -- Chapter 10: Month Eleven -- Chapter 11: Month Twelve -- Chapter 12: Month Thirteen -- Chapter 13: Month Fourteen -- Chapter 14: Month Fifteen -- Chapter 15: Month Sixteen -- Chapter 16: Month Seventeen -- Chapter 17: Month Eighteen -- Chapter 18: Month Nineteen -- Chapter 19: Month Twenty -- Chapter 20: Month Twenty-One -- Chapter 21: Month Twenty-Two -- Chapter 22: Month Twenty-Three -- Chapter 23: Month Twenty-Four -- Chapter 24: Month Twenty-Five -- Chapter 25: Month Twenty-Six -- Chapter 26: Month Twenty-Seven -- Chapter 27: Month Twenty-Eight -- Chapter 28: Month Twenty-Nine -- Chapter 29: Month Thirty -- Chapter 30: Month Thirty-One -- Chapter 31: Month Thirty-Two -- Chapter 32: Month Thirty-Three -- Chapter 33: Month Thirty-Four -- Chapter 34: Month Thirty-Five -- Chapter 35: Month Thirty-Six -- Chapter 36: Month Thirty-Seven -- Chapter 37: Month Thirty-Eight -- Chapter 38: Month Thirty-Nine -- Chapter 39: Month Forty -- Chapter 40: Month Forty-One -- Chapter 41: Month Forty-Two -- Chapter 42: Month Forty-Three -- Chapter 43: Month Forty-Four -- Chapter 44: Month Forty-Five -- Chapter 45: Month Forty-Six -- Chapter 46: Month Forty-Seven -- Chapter 47: Month Forty-Eight -- Chapter 48: Month Forty-Nine -- Chapter 49: Month Fifty and Fifty-One -- Chapter 50: Month Fifty-Two -- Chapter 51: Month Fifty-Three -- Chapter 52: Month Fifty-Four -- Chapter 53: Month Fifty-Five -- Chapter 54: Month Fifty-Six -- Chapter 55: Month Fifty-Seven -- Chapter 56: Month Fifty-Eight -- Chapter 57: Month Sixty -- Acknowledgments.

Intro -- Contents -- Look Out! -- The Nub of the Situation: the Perception of the Other in Our Time -- What is at Stake: Dream, Myth, Fiction -- The Ambiguities of the Dream -- Assessing the Plurality of the Self -- The Three Axes of the Imaginary -- Antecedents: the Colonised Image and the Colonised Dream -- Dreams, Visions, Stories -- The War of Images -- Between Two Myths -- The Theatre of Operations: From the Imaginary to the All- Fictional -- The Triangle of the Imagination: Substitution- Overlaying -- The Screen Phase -- Story- Telling and Freedom -- From Narrative to the All- Fictional -- The Agenda -- Notes -- Afro-Brazilian religions 75 -- all-fictional , transition to 103-4 -- Alladians -- 12-14 -- 41 -- Altamirano, I. 69 -- anima 26 -- anthropology -- 118 -- and otherness 10 -- historical 5-6 -- social 4-5 -- Anyi 27 -- Archer, François 7 -- art 78 -- Ashanti 27 -- author -- 96-8 -- 100 -- 102 -- Balandier, Georges -- 20-1 -- 75 -- Bambara 27 -- Bantu nationalism 21 -- Baudelaire, Charles 22 -- belief -- and fiction 101-2 -- proxy 92 -- Benin Gulf region 31 -- between-two-myths -- 73-81 -- 83 -- 86 -- 116 -- body -- and possession 28 -- and possession 29 -- and spirit 26 -- and spirit 26 -- and spirit 27 -- and spirit 27 -- bokono -- 54-5 -- 56 -- caboclos -- 29 -- 76 -- caciques 85 -- Caldéron de la Barca, Pedro 119 -- cantador -- 18 -- 33 -- Cathars of Montaillou 65 -- Catholicism -- and cults 73-4 -- and cults 76 -- and Mexico 20 -- and Mexico 57 -- and Mexico 66 -- and paganism 41 -- chain stores/hotels -- 3 -- 113 -- Charachidze, Georges 16 -- characters, dreamt and embodied -- 31 -- 36 -- 37 -- 40 -- Chechenya 16-17 -- Chiapas guerrillas [Mexico] 24 -- childhood -- and play 50 -- and play 50 -- and play 51 -- and play 51 -- identity 53 -- Christ of Sacromonte 76 -- Christ s Passion, images of 64.