Judith Evans – författare

Do politics and the playhouse go together? For Bernard Shaw they most certainly did. As a playwright with a message he saw the theatre as the ideal medium for conveying his view of life, which was essentially socialistic. The theatre was to Shaw a latter-day temple of the arts within a community.But Shaw was, of course, multi-voiced, not only through the characters he created but also in his own persona as public speaker, essayist, tract writer and author of works on political economy. Much of the thinking that is expressed in his non-dramatic works is contained also in his plays.This work offers a readily accessible means of looking at the nature and the progression of Shaw's thinking. All the plays included in the major canon are reviewed and, except for brief plays and playlets (which are grouped), they are presented in sequential order.

Early childhood intervention programs are one of the most effective ways to build human capital and break the cycle of poverty. Yet the amount spent on early childhood care and education varies considerably, and no model exists that suits every cultural context. Countries have to identify cost effective and adaptable interventions that meet the needs of their communities. At stake is the future of 140 million children and more.

This stimulating text presents a concise and accessible introduction to feminist theory today. Covering all the major variants of feminist political thought, it offers a unique examination of the archive of modern feminist theory from the publication of The Feminine Mystique in 1963 to current postmodernist and legal feminist texts. It provides both an intellectual history and a political critique of contemporary feminism in the United States and in the United Kingdom. Judith Evans focuses on the divergence within, as well as between, feminist schools, and on protests from women marginalized by `the movement′ - including those who are lesbian and those who are black.

Feminist Theory Today contends that the early feminist demand for radical equality has gone, contributing to its drastic undertheorization. While brilliantly reconceptualizing this concept, the author documents the changes in socialist feminism from its revolutionary origins to its current focus on modifying liberal democratic forms.

For anyone struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder, this book is for you! Having gone through a heart-wrenching journey through OCD and legalism from childhood to adulthood, Judith Evans shares how God s Word led her to freedom.She reveals the unhealthy coping mechanisms she developed when OCD was misunderstood as well as how God intervened by calling to her in His voice and through a series of dreams. Like peeling back layers of an onion, God revealed truths about her health that she would have never discovered on her own.Since understanding biblical salvation was so influential in the author s healing, she explores this topic in depth. She shares biblical solutions to problems such as fear associated with OCD. The truths within this book would be beneficial for those dealing with other mental, emotional or spiritual health issues as well.Whether you re struggling with OCD or have a loved one waging such a battle, this book offers encouragement, a lifeline of hope, and points toward healing.