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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Ancient Wisdom is a sweeping comparative history of the ancient world's spiritual and philosophical traditions - from the ziggurats of Mesopotamia and the temples of Egypt to the forest schools of the Ganges, the courts of Confucian China, the groves of Athens, the shrines of Ise, and the ritual calendars of the Maya and the Yoruba. Rather than flattening these traditions into a single 'ancient wisdom,' this book takes each on its own terms - Zoroastrian dualism, Upanishadic non-duality, Buddhist no-self, Confucian virtue, Stoic tranquility, Gnostic cosmology, Yoruba destiny - before turning, in its final chapters, to what these genuinely different answers to the oldest human questions still have to offer a reader today. Written by Zerai Hagos, PhD, across twenty-eight chapters and eight parts, it is both a serious introduction for the general reader and a starting point for deeper study, treating philosophy not as dead history but as a still-open conversation about what is real, what we are, and how we ought to live. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Mixed Methods Research: A Practical Guide for Mastering the Integration of Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches is a groundbreaking textbook transforming how students engage with complex research. Written specifically for master's and doctoral students across disciplines, this book demystifies mixed methods by offering a clear, structured, and deeply practical approach to designing, conducting, and integrating qualitative and quantitative data. From understanding philosophical foundations to crafting research questions, selecting appropriate designs, and reporting findings with clarity and rigor, this guide equips students with the tools they need to conduct meaningful, ethical, and impactful studies in education, health, business, social work, and beyond.Unlike traditional textbooks that treat mixed methods as an advanced or niche topic, this accessible guide presents integration as a natural and powerful way to answer multifaceted research questions. With real-world examples, visual diagrams, decision trees, and step-by-step guidance on writing and publishing, this book empowers students to confidently bridge paradigms, ensuring their work meets academic standards and contributes to policy, practice, and social change. Whether you're beginning your thesis or refining your dissertation research, Mixed Methods Research is your roadmap to success, where numbers meet narratives, and insight meets impact.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Pharmacists are trained to master the pharmacology of individual drugs, but the evidence behind those drugs - the trials, the surveillance data, the outbreak reports - is written in the language of epidemiology. Epidemiology for Pharmacists teaches that language from the ground up, pairing every concept with a real, worked example: how John Snow traced a cholera outbreak to a single pump, why a landmark statin trial's benefit held up (or didn't) once absolute risk replaced relative risk, and how a delayed pharmacovigilance signal turned Vioxx from a blockbuster into a withdrawal. Across eighteen chapters, readers build the full toolkit - study design, bias and confounding, biostatistics done by hand, drug utilization review, outbreak investigation, and immunization epidemiology - so that reading a clinical trial critically becomes as routine as checking a drug interaction.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ancient Wisdom is a sweeping comparative history of the ancient world's spiritual and philosophical traditions - from the ziggurats of Mesopotamia and the temples of Egypt to the forest schools of the Ganges, the courts of Confucian China, the groves of Athens, the shrines of Ise, and the ritual calendars of the Maya and the Yoruba. Rather than flattening these traditions into a single "ancient wisdom," this book takes each on its own terms - Zoroastrian dualism, Upanishadic non-duality, Buddhist no-self, Confucian virtue, Stoic tranquility, Gnostic cosmology, Yoruba destiny - before turning, in its final chapters, to what these genuinely different answers to the oldest human questions still have to offer a reader today. Written by Zerai Hagos, PhD, across twenty-eight chapters and eight parts, it is both a serious introduction for the general reader and a starting point for deeper study, treating philosophy not as dead history but as a still-open conversation about what is real, what we are, and how we ought to live. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Pharmacists are trained to master the pharmacology of individual drugs, but the evidence behind those drugs - the trials, the surveillance data, the outbreak reports - is written in the language of epidemiology. Epidemiology for Pharmacists teaches that language from the ground up, pairing every concept with a real, worked example: how John Snow traced a cholera outbreak to a single pump, why a landmark statin trial's benefit held up (or didn't) once absolute risk replaced relative risk, and how a delayed pharmacovigilance signal turned Vioxx from a blockbuster into a withdrawal. Across eighteen chapters, readers build the full toolkit - study design, bias and confounding, biostatistics done by hand, drug utilization review, outbreak investigation, and immunization epidemiology - so that reading a clinical trial critically becomes as routine as checking a drug interaction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ancient Wisdom is a sweeping comparative history of the ancient world's spiritual and philosophical traditions - from the ziggurats of Mesopotamia and the temples of Egypt to the forest schools of the Ganges, the courts of Confucian China, the groves of Athens, the shrines of Ise, and the ritual calendars of the Maya and the Yoruba. Rather than flattening these traditions into a single "ancient wisdom," this book takes each on its own terms - Zoroastrian dualism, Upanishadic non-duality, Buddhist no-self, Confucian virtue, Stoic tranquility, Gnostic cosmology, Yoruba destiny - before turning, in its final chapters, to what these genuinely different answers to the oldest human questions still have to offer a reader today. Written by Zerai Hagos, PhD, across twenty-eight chapters and eight parts, it is both a serious introduction for the general reader and a starting point for deeper study, treating philosophy not as dead history but as a still-open conversation about what is real, what we are, and how we ought to live. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Mixed Methods Research: A Practical Guide for Mastering the Integration of Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches is a groundbreaking textbook transforming how students engage with complex research. Written specifically for master's and doctoral students across disciplines, this book demystifies mixed methods by offering a clear, structured, and deeply practical approach to designing, conducting, and integrating qualitative and quantitative data. From understanding philosophical foundations to crafting research questions, selecting appropriate designs, and reporting findings with clarity and rigor, this guide equips students with the tools they need to conduct meaningful, ethical, and impactful studies in education, health, business, social work, and beyond.Unlike traditional textbooks that treat mixed methods as an advanced or niche topic, this accessible guide presents integration as a natural and powerful way to answer multifaceted research questions. With real-world examples, visual diagrams, decision trees, and step-by-step guidance on writing and publishing, this book empowers students to confidently bridge paradigms, ensuring their work meets academic standards and contributes to policy, practice, and social change. Whether you're beginning your thesis or refining your dissertation research, Mixed Methods Research is your roadmap to success, where numbers meet narratives, and insight meets impact. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Pharmacists are trained to master the pharmacology of individual drugs, but the evidence behind those drugs - the trials, the surveillance data, the outbreak reports - is written in the language of epidemiology. Epidemiology for Pharmacists teaches that language from the ground up, pairing every concept with a real, worked example: how John Snow traced a cholera outbreak to a single pump, why a landmark statin trial's benefit held up (or didn't) once absolute risk replaced relative risk, and how a delayed pharmacovigilance signal turned Vioxx from a blockbuster into a withdrawal. Across eighteen chapters, readers build the full toolkit - study design, bias and confounding, biostatistics done by hand, drug utilization review, outbreak investigation, and immunization epidemiology - so that reading a clinical trial critically becomes as routine as checking a drug interaction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…