Most Popular Books by Ruth WHITE

The basic mathematic concepts taught through stories, songs and activities.

This book gives a voice to the descendants of Jewish Holocaust survivors who have chosen to restore their German citizenship. Dena, a New Hampshire retiree, feels at home in Germany the moment the vineyards across the Rhine come into her view. Maya, a journalist for Deutsche Welle, pursued German citizenship to boost her career in Berlin. And Yermi, an Israeli writer, has a response for people who question his decision to live in the country that murdered his relatives. They each have different reasons for doing so, but they all reclaimed something that was taken from their families.

A little 7 years old''s Bible devotional drawing.

Ruth''s scrapbook

Five elements of the socio-cultural structure are studied: (1) ethnic origin of the members; (2) religious beliefs of the founders; (3) political structure of the communities; (4) economic organization; and (5) attitude toward the linkages and functions of the traditional nuclear family.

A introduction to a complex subject, this guide explains the importance of Karma in different religions and cultures, revealing how understanding of karmic and reincarnation principles can bring greater meaning and purpose to life.

A young girl is so traumatized by family tragedy, she escapes into the mystical depths of her psyche, where she finds safety and comfort. In this still place, she hears whispers from the universe, revealing secrets of the ages, which sustain her throughout her long life, and in touching ways, affect all those who love her.

My studio practice undertaken during the period of my PhD candidature is given historical, conceptual and practical context through an exploration of the work of selected painters who have practised over the past century: Paul Klee, Willem de Kooning, Raoul De Keyser, Mary Heilmann, Tomma Abts and Emily Kngwarreye. I share with these artists an interest in the use colour, pattern, movement, the natural world and abstraction. The study of these artists provides a framework to investigate five key themes that arise when considering their practice: the poetic, doubt, the provisional, the performative and gestural. In this study I also refer to the critical and theoretical ideas related to these themes, in particular the writings of Clement Greenberg. I consider his emphasis on the flatness of the canvas, whether the work is abstract or representational, and his views on medium specificity. From this study I have found that abstract painting does not exhaust the possibilities of these themes but generates new prospects.

This book is the result of interviews conducted with Nancy and Ruth from July 2002 to October 2003, and with Nancy through June 2004.

Typescript genealogy on the descenants of Johannes and Barbara (Tannerin) Tribelhorn of Switzerland.