
Qualitative Methods in Business Research: A Practical Guide to Social Research
Paivi Eriksson and Anne Kovalainen
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This pragmatic, applied textbook showcases the potential and impact of qualitative research in...

Todd Haynes
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Todd Haynes's films are intricate and purposeful, combining the intellectual impact of art cinema...
20 Quick Strategies to Help Patients and Clients Manage Stress
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Fast, effective strategies--each teachable in 10 minutes or less!Includes printable patient handouts...
Cinema of Actuality: Japanese Avant-Garde Filmmaking in the Season of Image Politics
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During the 1960s and early 1970s, Japanese avant-garde filmmakers intensely explored the shifting...

Lindsay (1760 KP) rated When Twilight Breaks in Books
Mar 3, 2021
Hitler is doing something that I genuinely hope the US will not allow happening in today's world. We see what is happening with the Jews in Germany. The book starts to get more interesting when Evelyn finds a false passport and needs to escape Germany.
This book takes the two of them on an adventure through Germany and into France. Will they get home and safe? Who wants Peter and Evelyn dead? Why? We see what happens to the citizens of Germany and how the laws are denoting restricted under Hitler?
Will Peter and Evelyn's friends help them out by hiding them. Why is Evelyn so afraid to be with Peter and possibly be with him. There a surprise how this ends. The story plot is excellent and enjoyable.

Tarsem Singh recommended The Decalogue (1989) in Movies (curated)

Awix (3310 KP) rated Talk to Her (2002) in Movies
Sep 11, 2019 (Updated Sep 11, 2019)
Brilliant performances from the two leads; for once, the female characters have a more secondary role but they are also well-played. All the vibrance and sensuousness of Almodóvar's other films, but this is a deeply serious, mature work. Perhaps his greatest achievement is to find pathos and sympathy in the most unlikely places imaginable, and conclude a film which goes to some very dark places on a definite note of implied hope. An excellent movie in every way.

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13 Reasons Why
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13 Reasons Why (stylized onscreen as Th1rteen R3asons Why) is an American television series based on...

Kim Pook (101 KP) rated The Theory of Everything (2014) in Movies
Sep 4, 2020
It starts in the 1960s, Stephen is an awkward and nerdy college student attending classes, wondering about the universe and meeting the love of his life. Straight away it is evident from little things that his disease is taking a hold on him even before his diagnosis. Eddie Redmayne does such a good job of portraying him that his decline is hard to watch and you feel the frustration he must have felt too. It not only shows Stephens struggles with his motor neurons disease, but also Jane's struggles with helping him, which understandably pushes her into the arms of another man.
The film has its ups and downs, you feel for Stephen and the people around him, but you also laugh as despite his disease his personality remained intact. It is a long movie (just over 2 hours) and very intense, but worth every minute.