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Instead, he's a believer in «Small Data,» the title of his new book, which he describes as a method that's about «infusing creativity and preserving the instincts» of entrepreneurs, which he says can be their most valuable assets.

Austin, who is currently working on a book tentatively titled Not for the Faint of Heart, which focuses on the challenges faced by those navigating the new economy, predicts that psychologists will be the next big class of business writers.

Dutton calls this effect «flipnosis,» which is also the U.K. title of this book.

The service, which will offer 600,000 titles and thousands of audiobooks for a monthly fee of $ 9.99, takes aim at book subscription forerunners Oyster and Scribd.

Instead of overburdening your mind with too many tasks, Benson suggests a technique adopted from Toyota's manufacturing process, which is also the title of his book.

Award - winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie gave this iconic TED Talk in 2012, which later got adapted into a book of the same title and was partially quoted in Beyoncé's 2013 song «Flawless.»

DUBNER: So this brings us, I guess, to part of the controversy of your book, which also brings us to the title of your book, The Rise and Fall of American Growth.

Sandberg's book, the title of which fast pervaded the lexicon, made her something of a bellwether for feminists.

A recipient of the 2013 Nobel Prize in economics, Shiller authored a book, fittingly titled «Irrational Exuberance,» in which he asserts that psychologically driven volatility is an inherent characteristic of asset markets.

However, sorting through all the finance - focused titles out there to determine which ones to put at the top of your reading list can be tough: On Amazon.com alone, a search for «investing» books brings up nearly 83,000 results.

His title Either / Or is telling, for (as MacIntyre observes) the book's doctrine «is plainly to the effect that the principles which depict the ethical way of life are to be adopted for no reason.»

I just loved the original Winnie - the - Pooh books by A.A. Milne and all of those chapters started with «In which...» I have always hated titling posts — in fact, for a good long time, I just published essays without titles, if you can believe it.

I've been hinting about the book on social media, but today I get to reveal the title and cover, both of which I love.

He arranged for the Gospels and some other books of the Bible to be translated in common speech; also some texts of Saints Augustine, Jerome, Ambrose, and Gregory, arranged under titles which he called «sentences,» and which he read very often, though without understanding their import.

Two months after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Turkish author Orhan Pamuk published an essay in the New York Review of Books (titled «The Anger of the Damned») in which Pamuk, who is often mentioned as a contender for the Nobel Prize, tried to explain the violent resentment that Muslim societies feel towards the West.

For a long time I thought the title of the book was «Your Erogenous Zones», which betrays where my mind was.

[Thus] I was always, along with my other work, inwardly occupied with another book, which I entitled Wir Epigonen [which one might translate «We Hangers - on,» and which was finally titled The Decay and Restoration of Civilization][Out of My Life and Thought, pp. 146 f.].

For similar reasons, which Alston grants, there must be what the title of one of my books implies, a divine relativity or dependence.

In the twentieth century, discussion of «political theology» was revived by Carl Schmitt who used the term as the title of a book in 1922.2 In the chapter which also bears this title Schmitt argues for the correspondence in each epoch of the form of social authority and the theological world view.

Less directly Bible centered, but with biblical titles and themes with which the Bible is concerned, are such books as Aldous Huxley's Eyeless in Gaza, John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath, and Lillian Hellman's The Little Foxes.

In his engagingly titled book, What's Wrong With the World, G. K. Chesterton argued that his fellow citizens could not repair the defects of the family because they had no ideal at which to aim.

There must be a winnowing and sifting of its essential meaning from its inessential forms — to the extent, indeed, implied by an Anglican bishop in the seventeenth century who remarked that «the most useful of all books on theology would be one with the title De Paucitate Credendorum, on the fewness of the things which a man must believe.

I remember that a long time ago I wrote on the evolution of my thought under the title Faith Seeking Understanding and Responsibility, which was not published; and later I published a book on my Ideological Quest within the Christian Commitment.

This volume, as the title page indicates, comprises three small books on Jesus, the earliest of which was published in 1941 and all of which have been continuously in print for more than a decade.

The question posed by the title of this book is a simple one, which, on the face of it, fits squarely within the debate over the relation of religion to politics and to conflict that has emerged at the end of the twentieth century.

Weiss inaugurated this eschatological emphasis by publishing in 1892 a short work of sixty - seven pages entitled Die Predigt Jesu vom Reiche Gottes, recently republished in English after many years of oversight as Jesus» Proclamation of the Kingdom of God.l The book created such a storm of criticism as to lead him to bring out a considerably enlarged edition in l900, which was virtually a new book with the same title.

The lecturer, W.H. van de Pol, later published a book with the same title in which he sought «an answer to the question of why it is that conventional Christianity has become so undermined that we are experiencing its collapse».2

That, however, might be money wasted, for one can buy a book titled Full - Auto AR - 15 Conversion Manual (Desert Publications, $ 4.95), which, according to one advertisement, offers step - by - step instructions, with photographs and drawings, so that the handyman can do the work of conversion in the privacy of his own basement workshop.

At the back of Mr. Alger's «Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life,» there is a bibliography of more than five thousand titles of books in which it is treated.

Nor do I think that such an interpretation is fanciful; indeed, I believe that it is precisely in this manner that the creative advance does go on, under God and with God participant in it, with God Himself «in process» (if I may again use here the title of a book of my own which sought to say this in a relatively popular manner).

Judging the book by its title, I was expecting just another account of the various «coincidences» found in the fundamental laws and constants of the universe, which seem amazingly carefully chosen to allow the emergence of life, and which therefore point to the existence of a Cosmic Designer who brought the world into existence for just that purpose.

It's not surprising, then, that The Road's gala year is being commemorated with an anniversary tour, a new coffee - table - style book titled The Road Goes on Forever and the Music Never Ends, and a tribute album titled Undone: A MusicFest Tribute to Robert Earl Keen, which features some of the Texas music scene's hottest artists paying homage to their pioneering musical forefather.

What does it mean that the «titles» of these books are simply the first lines with which they begin («In the beginning»; «These are the names»)?

Is the child's prayer «Now I lay me down to sleep...» from which the book's title is taken comparable to the Tibetan Book of the Dead, or is the vision of the latter best measured against Dante's Divine Combook's title is taken comparable to the Tibetan Book of the Dead, or is the vision of the latter best measured against Dante's Divine ComBook of the Dead, or is the vision of the latter best measured against Dante's Divine Comedy?

3Virtually every major book Hauerwas has written has a chapter dealing specifically with problems of the self as he has struggled to see more clearly what it might mean to think of «The Self as Story» — which is the title of a seminal chapter in Vision and Virtue.

This experience led him to revise his book, which, eventually, was published in the autumn of 1912, with the title Within.

God is wholly a friend of order, and to that end He is Himself present at every point, in every instant, He is omnipresent — which is specified in the text - books as one of the titles by which God is called, which men once in a while think about a little but surely never try to think every instant.

When this conceptuality, which has come to be called «process thought» (because of the title of Whitehead's famous Gifford lectures Process and Reality), is used for theological purposes — as in this book I shall be doing — it has been given the name «process theology.»

The title given this book, Becoming and Belonging, indicates the general approach that I have taken: to exist as human is to exist as an instance of «becoming» or developing (for better or worse) and is also to belong with others of our kind in a great enterprise in which each one of us belongs and to which each one of us makes her or his contribution, for good or for ill.

The title of that book and the speaker's name (John - Baptist) point to its muted, but carefully calibrated, religious themes, as does the original title of The First Man, which was supposed to be Adam.

Howe covers the great technical innovations of the period: the 363 - mile Erie Canal that first dependably linked the East Coast with the interior; the railroads that sped people and commerce over long stretches of the continent; and the telegraph, which in 1844 clicked out the message Howe uses for the main title of this book.

4 His agonized bluntness is embodied in the poem he wrote for the title page of the book, from which its title was taken:

Since that time, he has published so many books on curry that I've lost track of the titles, which have sold more than a million and a half copies.

This recipe came together in about 15 - 20 minutes, so it definitely lived up to the title of the book from which it came — Food & Wine Magazine's Quick from Scratch Herbs & Spices Cookbook.

I found the first book frustrating because most of the recipes were quite involved and used ingredients which weren't alway readily available, so I thought that this book with its Every Day title was going to be an easier way to cook healthy after work each day.

Together with Dave DeWitt, they are currently working on a book titled The Healing Powers of Peppers, which will be published by Clarkson / Potter.

I did suggest earlier this week that this season was one about which to be optimistic — there were a few Doubting Micky Thomases judging from the posts that followed such thoughts, but after a display of stunning attack, biting midfield (well, kind of, at least the two stayed out of Mike Dean's book) and innovative defending, surely we are now favourites for the title?

Now back in action as the No. 1 seed, Williams is looking for his sixth title in Miami, which would put her ahead of Steffi Graf in the tournament record books.

whatever you think of ramsey... and in my books he is a decent b2b but certainly not top class... he is not going to control the area between edge of box and centre line which is what all great DMs do... nor has coquelin proved that to me... he is a guttusso type player and has improved massively in that role... not convinced it is what will take us to challenging for titles however which is why a cavalho type DM is a needed addition especially as arteta and flamini are obviously not up to the task... but have always said that wengers job is to get best out of ozil santi and wilshere who are the real creative world class strengths of this squad... they need protection behind them and options in front... at moment the real worry is that wenger will continue to use mertesakher at CB and fail to bring in quality striker... so the song remains the same... without quality DM and attacking option we will be trying to retain 3rd place and reach qf of cl