This book is very useful for teaching multicultural songs, especially if you lack knwoledge in that area. The book has
activities for each song as well as five book recomendations for each country.

this story is too hard to review in 1000 words, simply all i c an say is that it is realistic and an unbeleivable book to read

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Any controversy of "Is there an African-American Philosophy?" is quickly ended before Harris' edited anthology concludes. With contributions by Cornel West, Lucius Outlaw, Angela Davis, Maulana Karenga, William R. Jones, and others, "Philosophy Born of Struggle" serves as an excellent introduction to Africana Philosophy.

Also recommended are books by Lewis R. Gordon, bell hooks, James Cone, and Greg Moses on contemporary issues for people of color. Gordon writes on the existential impact of blackness; hooks discusses the intersections of patriarchy and racism; Cone discusses African-American spirituality; and Moses writes on the philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

when will come new publish of this book ?

There are many excellent textbooks about Internal Medicine on the market, and I own a lot of them. But the Kelley's book is the one I look up more often. It stands out, since it gives you the broadest and deepest clinical coverage of the internal medicine you can find in a two-volumes textbook. The forthcoming 4th edition, which is scheduled for 8/2000 and will be edited by Humes, will expand furter the coverage, reaching an unprecedented range, at least as can be judged by the anticipated index. For the sake of clarity and completeness, each subspecialty (cardiology, endocrinology and metabolism, and so forth) is divided in three parts: the first group of chapters is devoted to the pathophysiologic foundations, the second to diseases and the third to the diagnosis and treatment. This format is clever, because allow you to study each section separately without being overwhelmed by the astonishing amount of information it contains. A lot of chapters are devoted to the approach to the patient with different symptoms, to the interpretation of instrumental data and to the treatment: they are another distictive feature of the book, making it invaluable. If you are a physician or a serious student searching for an authoritative, encyclopedic textbook with broad pathophysiologic coverage and wide sections about the management of the patient, the Kelley's textbook will not disappoint you. For many of us, it is a must buy. For all, it is a bargain. This textbook is the gold standard as Internal Medicine textbook: it got 5-stars from Doody, and as far as I know, it was the only one awarded with such a high acknowledgement. I agree: five stars.

most comprehensive work ever.an edge over Harrison &Cecil.must buy.