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Göran Sonnevi is one of Sweden's most celebrated, respected, and prolific poets. For this first book-length selection of Sonnevi to appear in English, Rika Lesser has chosen works written between 1971 and 1989--although most of the poems come from the last decade and from Sonnevi's last three books, which form part of the single oändlig [unending/infinite/interminable] poem that he continues to write from book to book. Of Lesser's introduction to the work, Richard Howard writes, "Lesser's wonderful prose texts at the outset provide not only an ingress into complex and baffling matter but one of the most determined statements of the translator's text since Walter Benjamin."From "Åby, Öland; 1982"We are here in the ultimate lives of our bodiesnegations of the ultimate negationWe are complete parts of the worldWe rise up out of infinitylike the limestone flats from the sea Like the starsWe are denials of infinityOne day we shall reach all the way there

A Book Of. --- Agriculture. --- Aniara. --- Barbed wire. --- Bernard Knox. --- Black tern. --- Buddhism. --- Buddhist texts. --- Candelabra. --- Circular motion. --- Consciousness. --- Contexts. --- Criticism. --- Critique. --- Deity. --- Dialogic. --- Echo. --- Elaine Scarry. --- Ethnography. --- Existence. --- Figure of the Earth. --- Forehead. --- Gotland. --- Groundwater. --- Guatemala. --- Halland. --- Honduras. --- Ideology. --- Impermanence. --- Insect. --- Institution. --- Internalization. --- Intertextuality. --- Invisibility. --- Jainism. --- Kattegat. --- Khumbu. --- Kindness. --- Linguistics. --- Longevity. --- Modernity. --- Nightjar. --- Norns. --- Novel. --- Oystercatcher. --- Paul Celan. --- Paul O. Zelinsky. --- Penguin Books. --- Phenomenon. --- Poet. --- Poetry. --- Primary energy. --- Quentin Skinner. --- Random House. --- Redaction. --- Rhythm. --- Robert Fagles. --- Rosemary Edmonds. --- Sadness. --- Skepticism. --- Sky deity. --- Stupor. --- Subjectivity. --- Tibetan Buddhism. --- Unless. --- Vanir. --- Village. --- Western world. --- Whitebeam. --- Æsir. --- American poetry. --- Sonnevi, Go¨ran,

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The classic guide to the birds of the Dominican Republic and Haiti—now fully revised and updatedField Guide to the Birds of the Dominican Republic and Haiti is the essential guide to birdwatching in these tropical countries. This completely revised and updated edition provides thorough accounts for more than 300 species, including details on new and endemic species.Now conveniently organized by facing pages, the book features a wealth of images that includes 150 new illustrations by renowned artist Dana Gardner and range maps based on the most current data. Species descriptions present facts about key field marks, similar species, voice, habitats, geographic distribution, status, range, and local names used in the Dominican Republic and Haiti. The guide underscores the importance of promoting the conservation of migratory and resident birds, and building support for environmental measures.Fully up-to-date text and mapsSuperb images include 150 new illustrationsFacing-page treatment features more than 300 species

Birds --- Birds --- Histopathology. --- Dominican Republic. --- Haiti. --- American avocet. --- American kestrel. --- Antillean nighthawk. --- Antilles. --- Baird's sandpiper. --- Bananaquit. --- Barn owl. --- Bay-breasted warbler. --- Bird migration. --- Bird nest. --- Bird. --- Birds of the West Indies. --- Birdwatching. --- Black-crowned night heron. --- Black-throated green warbler. --- Blackburnian warbler. --- Blackpoll warbler. --- Blue-winged warbler. --- Broad-winged hawk. --- Bunting (bird). --- Burrowing owl. --- Canada warbler. --- Cattle egret. --- Chestnut-sided warbler. --- Cory's shearwater. --- Cuban nightjar. --- Dominican Republic. --- Eastern chat-tanager. --- Flight feather. --- Forster's tern. --- Franklin's gull. --- Frigatebird. --- Golden-winged warbler. --- Grasshopper sparrow. --- Grassquit. --- Gray catbird. --- Great blue heron. --- Great-tailed grackle. --- Green-tailed warbler. --- Grey heron. --- Haiti. --- Hispaniola. --- Hispaniolan oriole. --- Hispaniolan parakeet. --- Indigo bunting. --- Kentucky warbler. --- Leach's storm petrel. --- Lincoln's sparrow. --- Little egret. --- Loggerhead kingbird. --- Los Haitises National Park. --- Mangrove. --- Manx shearwater. --- Merlin (bird). --- Mississippi kite. --- Monte Cristi (Dominican Republic). --- Northern mockingbird. --- Northern rough-winged swallow. --- Orchard oriole. --- Painted bunting. --- Palm warbler. --- Parakeet. --- Pied-billed grebe. --- Pine warbler. --- Plumage. --- Prairie warbler. --- Prothonotary warbler. --- Quail-dove. --- Red-billed tropicbird. --- Red-legged thrush. --- Red-tailed hawk. --- Reddish egret. --- Ridgway's hawk. --- Royal tern. --- Rufous-collared sparrow. --- Sandpiper. --- Scaly-naped pigeon. --- Scissor-tailed flycatcher. --- Sharp-shinned hawk. --- Shiny cowbird. --- Short-eared owl. --- Snowy egret. --- Summer tanager. --- Swainson's hawk. --- Swainson's thrush. --- Tennessee warbler. --- Tree swallow. --- Tricolored heron. --- Turkey vulture. --- Warbler. --- Western tanager. --- White-fronted quail-dove. --- White-tailed tropicbird. --- White-winged warbler. --- Wilson's storm petrel. --- Wilson's warbler. --- Wood stork. --- Yellow-crowned night heron. --- Yellow-rumped warbler. --- Yellow-throated warbler.

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The Atlas of Birds captures the breathtaking diversity of birds, and illuminates their conservation status around the world. Full-color maps show where birds are found, both by country and terrain, and reveal how an astounding variety of behavioral adaptations--from flight and feeding to nest building and song--have enabled them to thrive in virtually every habitat on Earth. Maps of individual journeys and global flyways chart the amazing phenomenon of bird migration, while bird classification is explained using maps for each order and many key families. Conservation provides a strong focus throughout, with maps illustrating where and why birds are most under threat, and what is being done to protect them. Separate sections examine key factors influencing their distribution and endangering their survival, from deforestation and climate change to invasive species and the cage-bird trade. Bird groups most affected, such as island endemics, are highlighted, while a fascinating chapter explores the complex historical relationship between birds and humans, with maps and data for everything from poultry farming to birdwatching. The maps are supported by an authoritative text that uses the very latest data and case studies from BirdLife International. Packed with sumptuous photos, original diagrams, and imaginative graphics that bring the numbers to life, this book is a stunning and timely insight into perhaps the most colorful and intriguing group of organisms on our planet. The premier illustrated atlas of bird diversity, behavior, and conservation Features full-color maps, photos, and diagrams Covers bird evolution, classification, and behavior Describes the complex relationship between birds and their habitats Explores the impact of human activities on species survival Illustrates where and why birds are most under threat--and how to protect them

Ornithological illustration. --- Birds --- Albatross. --- Amur falcon. --- Anatidae. --- Andean condor. --- Anseriformes. --- Barn owl. --- Barn swallow. --- Barn-owl. --- Bearded vulture. --- Bee-eater. --- Biodiversity. --- Biome. --- Bird conservation. --- Bird egg. --- Bird extinction. --- Bird feeder. --- Bird food. --- Bird migration. --- Bird scarer. --- Bird strike. --- Bird vocalization. --- Bird. --- BirdLife International. --- Birdwatch (magazine). --- Birdwatching. --- Blackburnian warbler. --- California condor. --- Cape vulture. --- Cardinal (bird). --- Cathartiformes. --- Cockatoo. --- Common buzzard. --- Common cuckoo. --- Common kingfisher. --- Coraciiformes. --- Crested partridge. --- Emperor penguin. --- Eurasian sparrowhawk. --- Falconidae. --- Falconry. --- Flight feather. --- Flightless bird. --- Flyway. --- Frigatebird. --- Galliformes. --- Goose. --- Grebe. --- Grey heron. --- Haast's eagle. --- Heron. --- Hornbill. --- House sparrow. --- Hummingbird. --- Indian peafowl. --- Indian vulture. --- Insect. --- King vulture. --- Lanner falcon. --- Magpie goose. --- Malleefowl. --- Mammal. --- Nene (bird). --- New World vulture. --- Nightjar. --- North America. --- Ornithology. --- Osprey. --- Ostrich. --- Owl. --- Parrot. --- Passenger pigeon. --- Passerine. --- Peregrine falcon. --- Pheasant. --- Plumage. --- Pygmy parrot. --- Raptor conservation. --- Ruby-throated hummingbird. --- Sea eagle. --- Songbird. --- South America. --- Southern cassowary. --- Stork. --- Sunbird. --- Swainson's hawk. --- Swan goose. --- Tawny owl. --- The Life of Birds. --- Thrush (bird). --- Tit (bird). --- Toucan. --- Turkey vulture. --- Vulture. --- Wader. --- Wandering albatross. --- Wetland. --- White-rumped vulture. --- White-tailed eagle. --- Woodpecker. --- Yellow-eared parrot. --- Geographical distribution. --- Geographical distribution --- Conservation. --- Conservation --- Variation. --- Behavior.