books by Aaron Asher

books by Aaron Asher

books:

Aaron Asher

Blueprints Clinical Cases in Psychiatry (Blueprints Clinical Cases)
Jennifer Hoblyn, Judith Neugroschl, ...

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007

Blueprints Clinical Cases in Psychiatry, Second Edition offers third- and fourth-year medical students valuable preparation for clerkships and the USMLE Steps 2 and 3. The book features 60 clinical cases, 10 new to this edition and 50 revised and updated from the first edition. Each case consists of a clinical vignette followed by thought ...

The Book of Laughter and Forgetting

Milan Kundera

Harpercollins, 1996

Classic, devastating
THE BOOK OF LAUGHTER AND FORGETTING is a sophisticated work of art. An amalgam of experimental fiction, straightforward storytelling, magical realism and metafiction, it successfully grapples with bigger than big themes, portraying the crucible that was Czechoslovakia ...

Agnes's Final Afternoon: An Essay on the Work of Milan Kundera

Francois Richard

Harper Collins Publishers, 2003

If you love Kundera and the fate of the novel
If you love Kundera and have read at least a few of his books, this literary review will help you grasp the depth of Kundera's works and help you understand why his novels are so revolutonary and enjoyable. Kundera's literary goal, as described by Richard, is nothing ...

Farewell Waltz
Milan/ Asher, Aaron Kundera

Harpercollins, 1998

Life Is Elsewhere

Milan Kundera, Aaron Asher

Harper Perennial, 2000

A Poet at Odds with Totalitarianism.
Who hasn't felt that life is happening elsewhere? Milan Kundera is perhaps best known for The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Set in World War II Czechoslovakia, where people were imprisoned for their opinions, his 1973 novel, Life Is Elsewhere (Zivot je jinde), is a ...

Farewell Waltz

Milan Kundera

Faber and Faber, 1998

Enjoyable read from the profound Kundera.
Summary: "[For] Kundera, the individual is the smallest cell of society, the object, not the subject of history." - Elisabeth Pochoda In a small spa town, seven characters searching for happiness find themselves intertwined in a waltz orchestrated by Milan Kundera. ...