First Body Book


Book Description

Set off on a head-to-toe adventure through the human body with the help of appealing, contemporary artwork. Each spread explores a different body system through simple text and large, colourful anatomical illustrations. Also included is a wall poster showing all the body systems together.




My First Body Board Book


Book Description

Labelled photographs help babies identify parts of the body and their uses, emotions, clothing, and other terms. On board pages.




My Very First Body Book IR


Book Description

Find out what's inside your body and how it all works in this fascinating book full of bright pictures and amazing facts that grown-ups and children can share and talk about together. What's blood for? Where does food go after we eat it? Why do people need to sleep? This informative and light-hearted picture book answers these questions and many more.




My First Body Book


Book Description

Why does my tummy rumble? What happens to the food I eat? What does my brain look like? The answer to these and many other intriguing questions can be found in this fun and instructive book for young children. Packed with fascinating facts and stimulating games, My First Body Book is the perfect introduction to the incredible things that bodies can do. In My First Body Book, each body system is introduced by a paragraph that explains its basic functions. Interactive games and activities then give a practical demonstration of how the different body parts work. You can help children to make their own discoveries by encouraging them to relate the information in this book to their own bodies. The see-through pages have been designed so that children can look right inside a body and see where each part belongs. The labels will help children to identify and learn the names of different body parts.




My First Body Book


Book Description

This engaging picture book for little children explains how the body works, covering everything from blood and bones to dreams and digestion. Simple, friendly illustrations take you through basic body parts and processes. Discover how your heart works, what happens as you grow up, which part of your brain controls coughing and sneezing, and more. Charming original artwork by Tony Neal featuring friendly,colourful characters. Simple, engaging text suitable for sharing with little children. Look out for fascinating facts including how many years of your life you will spend asleep, how many glasses the water in your body would fill and how fast your brain works compared to a racing car.




My First Body


Book Description

Children can learn about their body in My First Body. The bold, visual images are labeled clearly and promote early learning and language skills. The books can be read either alone or with an adult, and they encourage learning on your own. Explore the amazing human body in My First Body. This revamp of DK's most successful board books series includes updated photography, contemporary design, and an insightful approach to engaging preschoolers. With charming, bold design, clear labels, and a wide variety of topics, these first learning books encourage children to build the vocabulary and language skills that form the foundation of early education. DK's iconic My First series not only provides a collection of educational information books that children can refer back to again and again, but also offers a first taste of independent learning.







The Human Body


Book Description

A detailed and straightforward guide to the human body helps young readers discover how their bodies work, both inside and outside.




The Human Body for Children


Book Description

This book is a fun and clever guide to the human body that answers children's questions and engages them with photos, illustrations and diagrams. This child-friendly journey goes through the human body and all its systems (respiratory nervous blood ...) and is interspersed with many health tips. This fun and comprehensive anatomy book is the perfect gift for kids wanting to know more about the mysterious stuff going on inside their bodies. 30 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches.




Intermedialities


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Bringing together an international and interdisciplinary group of scholars, Intermedialities: Philosophy, Arts, Politics is a comprehensive collection devoted to the new field of research called 'intermedialities.' The concept of intermedialities stresses the necessity of situating philosophical and political debates on social relations in the divergent contexts of media theories, avant-garde artistic practices, continental philosophy, feminism, and political theory. The 'intermedial' approach to social relations does not focus on the shared identity but instead on the epistemological, ethical, and political status of inter (being-in-between). At stake here are the political analyses of new modes of being in common that transcend national boundaries, the critique of the new forms of domination that accompany them, and the search for new emancipatory possibilities. Opening a new approach to social relations, intermedialities investigates not only engagements between already constituted positions but even more the interval, antagonism, and differences that form and decenter these positions. Consequently, in opposition to the resurgence of cultural and ethnic particularisms and to the leveling of difference produced by globalization, the political and ethical analysis of the 'in-between' enables a conception of community based on difference, exposure, and interaction with others rather than on an identification with a shared identity. Investigations of 'in-betweenness,' both as medium specific and between heterogeneous 'sites' of inquiry, range here from philosophical conceptuality to artistic practices, from the political circulation of money and power to the operation of new technologies. They inevitably invoke the crucial role of embodiment in creative thought and collective acting. As a mediating instance between the psyche and society, matter and spirit, nature and culture, and biology and technology, the body is another interval forming and informed by socio-linguistic relations. As these complex intersections between media, materiality, art, and the philosophy and politics of the in-between suggest, the project of intermedialities provides new ways of rethinking relations among arts, politics, and science.