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  Hope & Despair

  Neil Findlay

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  Is Scottish politics mired in a constitutional dogfight with no end in sight?
  Why has Scottish Labour failed to develop a radical and credible alternative to independence?
  Is it possible for a campaigning politician to make a difference?
  Can people power lead to positive change?
  Over the last few years, political campaigner and former Labour msp Neil Findlay kept a log of his time in the Scottish Parliament, a time which he describes as one of perpetual crisis and scandal.
  
  This book is my account of being an elected politician. My comments convey my feelings and emotions as events unfolded. If they cause upset to some, then so be it. I can only report the truth.
  There is little doubt the tectonic plates of Scottish politics are shifting. Is this a time of hope or of despair? Time will tell. As a socialist, I am an optimist and live in hope and have a belief that tomorrow will always be better than today.

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  Bright Side Blueprint The: A...

  Sarah Parker

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  Welcome to "The Bright Side Blueprint: A Handbook for Handling Negative Influences - Cultivating Positivity in a World of Challenges." In a world often overshadowed by challenges, this book serves as a beacon of hope, offering a transformative guide to navigate adversity and cultivate positivity. 
  Dive into the heart of this book, where profound insights meet practical strategies. The Bright Side Blueprint goes beyond clichés, providing a comprehensive toolkit for turning negative influences into catalysts for personal growth. Whether you're grappling with relationships, professional hurdles, or internal struggles, discover how to reshape your mindset and embrace challenges as stepping stones to a more positive life. 
  Yearning for a positive shift? The Bright Side Blueprint offers more than just theory; it's a hands-on manual, equipping you with actionable steps and real- world examples. Uncover the power of gratitude, explore effective coping mechanisms, and embrace mindfulness practices tailored to your daily life. As you delve into the book, the desire for a brighter, more resilient existence becomes not just a dream but an attainable reality. 
  Seize the opportunity to transform your life. Whether you're a seasoned seeker of personal development or someone taking their first steps toward positivity, The Bright Side Blueprint is accessible to all. Embrace the wisdom within these pages, applying practical exercises that empower you to proactively handle negativity and navigate life's challenges with newfound resilience. Embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. The Bright Side Blueprint is more than a book; it's your companion in cultivating a positive mindset and embracing the brighter side of every challenge. Take action today, and let this book be the catalyst for positive change in your life.

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  Summary: Mythos - The Greek...

  Brooks Bryant

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  DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BOOK. 
  This is a summary, & it does not accompany the official 
  "Mythos" by Stephen Fry is a contemporary reimagining of Greek myths, skillfully narrated by the renowned writer, actor, and comedian. Fry injects humor and emotion into the adventures of Zeus and the Olympians while preserving their original wonder. The book includes classical artwork inspired by these myths and insightful notes from the author. It appeals to both Greek mythology enthusiasts and newcomers, offering fresh yet respectful interpretations of these timeless tales. Celebrating the excitement and grandeur of Greek myths, "Mythos" is a beautifully presented volume that invites readers to explore this captivating world alongside the witty Stephen Fry. It is a perfect gift for Greek mythology enthusiasts, lovers of ancient Greece, art lovers, and devoted fans of Stephen Fry.

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  Beneath The Radar

  Anonymous

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  In her deeply personal memoir, Beneath the Radar, Naomi Jessop takes readers on an intimate journey through the labyrinth of her life—a path marked by judgment, influence, and the often painful process of carving out an identity distinct from the narratives imposed upon her. 
  Exploring struggles with depression, anxiety, and PTSD, this memoir sheds light on the dark corners of the mind and the quiet strength it takes to keep going. It also dives into the complexities of LGBTQ+ identity and self-acceptance in a world that often resists both. 
  At its heart, Beneath the Radar is a story about family—about longing for connection, navigating fractured relationships, and finding love and understanding amidst chaos. 
  With unflinching honesty and emotional depth, Naomi reveals what it truly means to grow, heal, and find yourself in a world eager to define you. 
  Beneath the Radar is more than a memoir—it’s a mirror for anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood, mislabelled, or misplaced. It’s an invitation to see the human story beneath the surface—and a testament to the strength it takes to rise, to speak, and to be seen.

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  Deconstructionism - Dismantling...

  Hector Davidson

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  Deconstructionism emerged in the late 20th century as a philosophical and literary movement that fundamentally questioned the nature of meaning, language, and interpretation. It is primarily associated with the work of French philosopher Jacques Derrida, who, in the 1960s and 1970s, began to develop ideas that would challenge long-held assumptions in philosophy, literary theory, and critical thought. The movement was a response to structuralism, which sought to uncover the underlying structures that govern language and society. In contrast, deconstruction aimed to show that meaning is inherently unstable and that texts and concepts can never be fully fixed or understood in a singular, unchanging way. 
    
  The foundational work of Jacques Derrida is central to deconstructionism. His concept of différance (a term he coined in 1968) highlighted the ways in which meaning is always deferred and never fully attainable. Derrida’s analysis of language showed that words and concepts derive meaning not from a stable, inherent essence, but from their relationships with other words. In this sense, meaning is always in flux, and any attempt to pin it down is doomed to fail. Derrida’s critique of binary oppositions—such as presence/absence, speech/writing, and truth/falsehood—argued that these pairs are not neutral but are hierarchically structured, with one term always subordinating the other. Through works like De la grammatologie (1967) and La Voie et le Voice (1967), Derrida redefined how we understand texts, insisting that they are always open to multiple interpretations.

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  Death in Irish prehistory

  Gabriel Cooney

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  This is a book about life and death over 8,500 years in Ireland. It explores the richness of the mortuary record that we have for Irish prehistory (8000 BC to AD 500) as a highlight of the archaeological record for that long period of time. Because we are dealing with how people coped with death, this rich and diverse record of mortuary practice is also relevant to understanding how we deal with death today, which is just as central a social issue as it always was.

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