Product Description: Book by Meunier, Jacques, Savarin, A.M.

Draws on philosophy, sociology, psychology, history, and other disciplines to analyze issues concerning the relationship between disability, social justice, and education. The 11 essays illustrate the limitation of the distributive views of social justice as they relate to the education of people with disabilities, and demonstrate the importance of such issues as difference, representation, and recognition. Of interest to social workers and policy makers as well as educators. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

A collection of Spanish proverbs, maxims, and adages from such sources as the Bible, indigenous lore, Don Quixote, and Shakespeare (view table of contents)

A profusely illustrated companion volume to the four-part public television series, to be broadcast in September 1998, traces the controversial U.S.-Mexican War through primary materials and the contributions of U.S. and Mexican scholars. Original. TV tie-in. IP.

Offered a commission to illegally trap a rare Russian butterfly, J. decides to use the opportunity to smuggle his Russian lover, who has no papers, back into her homeland, but after she mysteriously vanishes in the port of Odessa, he spends his time waiting for her return, reading her letters, and hoping to find both the butterfly and his lost love. Reprint.