The theme of this book is the multilingual classroom and the inter- relationships, interactions and ideologies that pertain in such classrooms. Drawing on studies from different multilingual communities in different parts of the world, the volume demonstrates the complex nature of the multilingual classroom from an ecological perspective.

This Third Edition of Men’s Health provide a comprehensive and authoritative reference source to urologists, andrologists, general practitioners, and all professionals dealing with the male patient who diagnose and treat males with a variety of health problems, such as prostate cancer, male osteoporosis, and testicular cancer. This comprehensive text also examines new issues regarding some of the less frequently explored areas of men’s health, such as Tourette's Syndrome, depression, and cosmetic surgery.

This is the perfect book if you have ever wanted to amuse, amaze or simply astound your friends with mind boggling tricks involving coins, matchsticks and other everyday objects. A cleverly thought-out book that allows what may appear simple problems to solve suddenly become extremley frustrating. As with most of these things, the answer is simple when you know how, and seemingly impossible if you don't! Over fifty puzzles are fully illustrated with solutions in the back if needed.

For anyone looking at starting their career, or changing jobs, the "A-Z of Careers and Jobs" is a goldmine of highly relevant data on today's career opportunities. Looking at over 300 occupations, the book not only tells you about the jobs available but also describes the skills employers are looking for and the type of qualifications and training you need to succeed in your chosen career path.

Over the past decade, Cognitive Linguistics has grown to be one of the most broadly appealing and dynamic frameworks for the study of natural language. Essentially, this new school of linguistics focuses on the meaning side of language: linguistic form is analysed as an expression of meaning. And meaning itself is not something that exists in isolation, but it is integrated with the full spectrum of human experience: the fact that we are embodied beings just as much as the fact that we are cultural beings.