Authors

Jacques Pépin

2 books

Jacques Philippe

2 books

Jacques Polanis

Jacques Polanis

1 book

Jacques Poulin

1 book

Jacques Prévert

1 book

Jacques P. Thiroux

1 book

Jacques Rancière

1 book

Jacques Roubaud

1 book

Jacques Roumain

2 books

Jacques Tardi

3 books

Jacques Vallee

5 books

Jacques Yves Cousteau

Jacques-Yves Cousteau AC (French: [ʒak iv kusto]; 11 June 1910 – 25 June 1997)[1] was a French naval officer, explorer, conservationist, filmmaker, innovator, scientist, photographer, author and researcher who studied the sea and all forms of life in water. He co-developed the Aqua-lung, pioneered marine conservation and was a member of the Académie française. Cousteau described his underwater world research in a series of books, perhaps the most successful being his first book, The Silent World: A Story of Undersea Discovery and Adventure, published in 1953. Cousteau also directed films, most notably the documentary adaptation of the book, The Silent World, which won a Palme d'or at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival. He remained the only person to win a Palme d'Or for a documentary film, until Michael Moore won the award in 2004 for Fahrenheit 9/11.

1 book

Jacqui Atkin

2 books

Jacqui Bailey

3 books

Jacqui Baird

1 book

Jacqui Bishop

1 book

Jacquie D'Alessandro

Jacquie D'Alessandro grew up on Long Island and fell in love with romance at an early age. She dreamed of being swept away by a dashing rogue riding a spirited stallion. When Joe, her hero finally showed up, he was dressed in jeans and driving a Volkswagen, but she recognized him anyway. They married after they both graduated from Hofstra University, and are now living their happily-ever-after in Atlanta, Georgia, along with their very bright and active son, Christopher, alias "Junior", who is a dashing rogue in the making.

14 books

Jacquie McNish

2 books

Jacqui Lee Schiff

2 books

Jacqui Malone

1 book

Jacqui Rose

1 book

Jacqui True

2 books

jacquline wilson

1 book

Jacquy Pfeiffer

1 book

J. A. Cuddon

1 book

J.A. Cummings

J.A. Cummings is an American author.

1 book

Jacy Reese

1 book

Jada Hawkins

1 book

J. Adam Tooze

British historian

4 books

Jada Pinkett Smith

1 book

Jade Asikiwe

1 book

Jade Chang

1 book

Jade Lee

A USA Today Bestseller, JADE LEE has been scripting love stories since she first picked up a set of paper dolls. Ball gowns and rakish lords caught her attention early (thank you Georgette Heyer), and her fascination with the Regency began. An author of more than 40 romance novels and winner of dozens of industry awards, her latest series is RAKES AND ROGUES. The first one, 50 WAYS TO RUIN A RAKE, is an awesome tale of love and laughter. And don’t forget Kathy Lyons.. She’s Jade’s paranormal half.

8 books

Jade Parker

1 book

Jade Snow Wong

2 books

Jade Song

1 book

Jade West

3 books

Jadhav Sonali Tarachand

1 book

Jadunath Sinha

Jadunath Sinha(1892-1978) Jadunath Sinha was a well-respected philosopher, writer, and religious seeker, and the author of over forty books and numerous articles. The scholarship involved in his writings (ranging from psychology, ethics, logic, and other areas of philosophy to yoga, shakta sadhana, Vaishnavism, and vedanta) is quite impressive. Jadunath Sinha was born on 24th October 1892 at Kurumgram, Distt. ; Birbhum,West Bengal. His ancestral Village was Khaspur, Distt. Murshidabad , West Bengal, India. His father died in an accident when he was only 5 years old. Jadunath had to struggle against all odds to get established in life. He was educated at Rampurhat High school., Ripon college, City College, Calcutta and Calcutta University. He was a brilliant student. He had an enviable academic track record. He obtained B.A.(Honours)Philosophy , Philip Samuel Smith Prize and Clint Memorial Prize winner 1915 (Calcutta University), M.A.,Philosophy, 1917,( Calcutta University), The coveted Premchand Roychand (P.R.S.)Scholarship, 1922 (Calcutta University), Griffith Prize, 1923 (Calcutta University), Mouat Medalist, 1925(Calcutta University), Ph.D.1934 (Calcutta University). He was admired by his teachers and was appointed Assistant Professor , Ripon College, Calcutta in 1917 even before his M.A. results were out. He taught at Rajsahi Government College, 1919-1921. (Calcutta University) Jagannath College ,Dacca,1921-1923(Dacca Intermediate Board),Head of the Post Graduate Department, Meerut, 1923-1953(Agra University) He resigned from service two years before retirement and dedicated himself to writing. He wrote on a wide range of topics in the field of Philosophy, Psychology and religion. The sheer volume of his writings is mind boggling. Some of the reviews of his works speak volumes of his scholarly disposition, acumen and profound knowledge. A) Indian Psychology Cognition The author has massive learning, which he carries with ease. Book breaks new grounds …………. NEW BRITAIN (London) B) The expression is scholarly and clear and will be found of greatest value by all students of Indian Psychology and Philosophy THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY C) Indian Psychology Emotion and will – The Author is well acquainted with Indian Philosophy as well with Western thought, a combination which is rare, both in east and in west. The work is wholly based on original source and it is a pioneer attempt in the field. It is an excellent and authenticated work. -- MIND ( Edinburgh) D) History of Indian Philosophy (VOl I,II,II,&IV); I regard it as the best History of Indian Philosophy ever published in English. Publication of these works by Sinha who is probably the greatest Indologist of the 20th century, should be regarded as milestones in revealing Indian wisdom to American scholars.------ Prof Archi J. Bahm ,University of New Mexico,USA. E) Indian Psychology- Cognition; Philosophers will welcome Prof Sinha’s work as an important addition to their library--- very interesting book. --- NATURE(London) F) Indian Psychology- Cognition ---A valuable book of references------ J. Mackenzie, JOURNAL OF ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY (BOMBAY) G) The author's treatment of the theme is at once precise, clear and convincing. It is a quarry for further investigation in the line of comparative study and research.--- THE STATESMAN , CALCUTTA H) Students and teachers of Indian Philosophy will be immensely benefited by this standard work by a veteran teacher.-- AMRITA BAZAR PATRIKA , CALCUTTA I) It is a very competent work --- THE HINDU, MADRAS J) A work of sterling merit ---- THE TIMES OF INDIA K) Mr Sinha has given a scholarly and remarkably clear presentation of a complicated subject. All of us who are interested in the History of Indian Thought are in his debt.-------REVIEW OF RELIGION (USA) l) INDIAN PSYCHOLOGY: This book is to be welcomed as an attempt to parallel what the German, Italian, English have tried to do for European Psychology.-----------PHILOSOPHY( LONDON) He was member Board of Studies, Philosophy 1927-1952( Agra University)President Philosophical section, Bengali Literary Conference, Delhi 1926,President, Indian philosophical Congress, Psychology Section, Calcutta 1935 , Elected General President , Indian Philosophical Congress Poona 1970. He was one of the founders and first President of Mitrabhum High School, Kurumgram. He was an ardent supporter of Female education . He donated to Calcutta University a Gold Medal to be awarded annually to the best female student in B.A. Examination, with distinction marks in memory of his deceased wife Sunity Manjari Sinha. He filed a suit against Professor S. Radhakrishnan for infringement of his copyright in Calcutta High Court in1929. The suit settled outside court in 1933. Some of the news of the court case in Public Domain are furnished. Subcontinental Plagiarism by,Idrees Bakhtiar.

1 book

Jadwiga Bezwińska

1 book

Jady Alvarez

1 book

Jae

4 books

Jaegwon Kim

1 book

Jaehoon Yeon

1 book

Jae-Hoon Yeon

1 book

Jaeil Lee

1 book

Jae K. Shim

1 book

Jae Lee

3 books

Jael Richardson

1 book