Kann unsere Erde die Menschen noch ernahren. English Feeding the planet : environmental protection through sustainable agriculture
By: Hahlbrock, Klaus
Call No:   HC79.E5 H31413 2009
Subject: Includes bibliographical references (p. [264]-266) Human population and ecological consequences -- Historical development of agriculture, urban lifestyles and man's perception of nature -- Man and his environment -- Crop plant breeding -- Genetic engineering in research and application -- Old and new breeding goals -- Ethical evaluation of genetic engineering -- Basic prerequisites for securing human nourishment -- Conclusions for practical realization
Sustainable agriculture Agriculture -- Environmental aspects Food supply 

Kapo [videorecording]
By: Solinas, Franco, 1927-1982 Pontecorvo, Gillo, 1919-2006 Ergas, Moris Strasberg, Susan Terzieff, Laurent Riva, Emmanuele Cristaldifilm (Firm) Vides Cinematografica Francinex (Firm) Criterion Collection (Firm) Janus Films
Call No:  Videos  PN1997.K37 2010 DVD
Subject: Concentration camps -- Germany -- Drama World War, 1939-1945 -- Concentration camps -- Drama World War, 1939-1945 -- Jews -- Drama Feature films -- Italy 

Key concepts in critical social theory [electronic resource]
By: Crossley, Nick, 1968-
Call No:   HM511 .C77 2005e
Subject: Description based on print version record Includes graphical cross-reference mapper Includes bibliographical references (p. 332-342) Alienation -- Alienation -- Anomie -- Body-subject -- Body-power/Bio-power -- Capital (in the work of Pierre Bourdieu) -- Citizenship -- Colonization of the lifeworld -- Crisis -- Cycles of contention -- Deconstruction -- Discourse -- Discourse ethics -- Doxa -- Epistemological break -- Field -- Freedom -- Globalization -- Habitus -- Hegemony -- Hexis/Body techniques -- Humanism and anti-Humanism -- Hybridity -- I and me -- Id, ego and superego -- Ideal speech situation -- Identity (personal, social, collective and 'the politics of') -- Ideology -- Illusio -- Imaginary, symbolic and real -- Intersubjectivity -- Knowledge constitutive interests -- Lifeworld -- Mirror stage and the ego -- New social movements -- Orientalism -- Patriarchy -- Performativity -- Power -- Power/Knowledge -- Public sphere -- Racism(s) and ethnicity -- Rationality -- Realism -- Recognition (desire and struggle for) -- Relationalsim (versus substantialism) -- Repertoires of contention -- Repression (Psychoanalysis) -- Sex/Gender distinction -- Social capital -- Social class -- Social constructions/Social constructionism -- Social movements -- Social space I (Bourdieu) -- Social space II (Networks) -- Symbolic power/Symbolic violence -- System and lifeworld -- Unconscious (The) Providing brief accounts of the central ideas behind the key concepts of critical social theory, this book prepares students to tackle primary texts and/or gives them a point of reference when they find themselves stuck. Each concept is discussed in an introductory manner. The book offers further reading guidance for independent learning
Critical theory Sociology -- Philosophy 

Keywords for American cultural studies [electronic resource]
By: Burgett, Bruce, 1963- Hendler, Glenn, 1962- Credo Reference (Firm)
Call No:   PE1449 .K49 2007e
Subject: Vocabulary United States -- Civilization Social structure -- Terminology Culture -- Terminology Electronic books Electronic reference sources 

Keywords in American landscape design
By: O'Malley, Therese
Call No:  Main Reference  SB469.25 .O43 2010
Subject: Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art. Includes bibliographical references and index
Landscape design -- United States -- Terminology Landscape design -- United States -- History English language -- Etymology 

Kids explore Newport
By: Isham, Peggy
Call No:  CRC  F89.N53 .I84 2001
Subject: Cover title
Newport (R.I.) -- Guidebooks -- Juvenile literature 

Killing us softly 4 [videorecording] : advertising's image of women
By: Jhally, Sut Kilbourne, Jean Media Education Foundation
Call No:  Videos  HF5822 .K363 2010 DVD
Subject: Women in advertising Sex in advertising Body image in women Sex role Sexism Advertising -- Psychological aspects Kilbourne, Jean -- Interviews Filmed lectures Filmed interviews Nonfiction films 

Kimchi and calamari
By: Kent, Rose
Call No:  CRC  PZ7.K4197 Kim 2007
Subject: Not so happy birthday to me -- Evil eye -- Niente per niente -- Mona Lisa of middle school -- Emperor with no clothes -- Towel boy -- Playing bongos for the gods -- Sounds like baby Moses -- Star struck -- Courting Miss MVP -- Run, grandpa, run -- Finding your ki-bun -- Too tangled for spiderman -- Who cares about Mark Twain -- Pouring on the guilt gravy -- Essaygate -- Comic relief -- Korean culture 101 -- Message from St. Louis -- Shrimp connection -- Man with a plan -- Detour on discovery road -- Elephant off my back -- Like when Billybob died -- Three-eyed alien -- Why not both Adopted from Korea by Italian parents, fourteen-year-old Joseph Calderaro begins to make important self-discoveries about race and family after his social studies teacher assigns an essay on cultural heritage and tracing the past
Korean Americans -- Juvenile fiction Adoption -- Juvenile fiction Families -- Juvenile fiction 

Kindred in death [text (large print)]
By: Robb, J. D., 1950-
Call No:  Main Collection  PS3568.O243 K56 2010
Subject: Dallas, Eve (Fictitious character) -- Fiction Policewomen -- Fiction Children of police -- Crimes against -- Fiction Teenage girls -- Crimes against -- Fiction Large type books -- Fiction New York (N.Y.) -- Fiction 

King corn [videorecording]
By: Cheney, Ian Ellis, Curt Woolf, Aaron Balcony Releasing Mosaic Films Independent Television Service Docurama (Firm) New Video Group
Call No:  Videos  SB191.M2 K56 2008 DVD
Subject: Originally released as a documentary in 2006 Special features: Deleted scenes: Chicago: hauling the harvest to the Board of trade -- Washington DC : talking corn on Capitol Hill -- Boston : a new Boston tea party Featurettes : The king corn in the corn belt tour -- The lost basement lectures WoWz music video photo galler y filmmaker biographies Edited by Jeffrey K. Miller camera, Sam Cullman, Aaron Woolf, Ian Cheney original music, The WoWz, Bo Ramsey, Spencer Chakedis DVD, region 1 Dolby Digital 5.1 surround or Dolby 2.0, NTSC, widescreen Curt Ellis, Ian Cheney Fueled by curiosity and a dash of naivete, college buddies Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis return to their ancestral home of Greene, Iowa, to find out how the modest corn kernel conquered America. With the help of real farmers, powerful fertilizer, government aid, and genetically modified seeds, the friends manage to grow one acre of corn. Along the way, they unlock the hidden truths about America's modern food system.--From publisher description
Corn -- Iowa Corn as food Corn -- Fertilizers Genetically modified foods Corn industry -- United States Corn products industry -- United States Corn -- Processing -- United States Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- United States Farms -- Iowa -- Butler County Documentary films Nonfiction films Feature films 

King gimp [videorecording]
By: Whiteford, W. A. (William A.) Hadary, Susan Hannah Tapestry International (Firm) University of Maryland at Baltimore. School of Medicine University of Maryland at Baltimore. Video Press
Call No:  CRC  RC388 .K564 2000 DVD
Subject: Keplinger, Dan, 1973- Cerebral palsied -- United States -- Biography Artists -- United States -- Biography Cerebral Palsy -- Biography Cerebral Palsy -- rehabilitation Disabled Persons -- Biography Disabled Persons -- rehabilitation Art Therapy -- P 

A kingdom strange : the brief and tragic history of the lost colony of Roanoke
By: Horn, James P. P
Call No:   F229 .H79 2010
Subject: Includes bibliographical references (p. 249-276) and index Prologue: John White's last letter -- To annoy the king of spain -- Roanoke -- Chaunis temoatan -- A city on the bay -- The broken promise -- Into the main -- Epilogue: Ralegh's ship In this gripping account based on new archival material, colonial historian James Horn tells for the first time the complete story of what happened to the Roanoke colonists and their descendants
Roanoke Colony Roanoke Island (N.C.) -- History 

The King's Consort collection [sound recording]
By: King's Consort
Call No:   M1 .K56 2005 CD
Subject: Compact disc, digital recording Laetatus sum / Monteverdi -- Allegro / Vivaldi -- Un puro ardor / Handel -- Gloria / Michael Haydn -- Marche des combattants / Lully -- Sum in medio tempestatum / Vivaldi -- Zwingt die Zaiten in Cythara / Kuhnau -- Trumpet concerto in E / Hummel -- Quoniam tu solus sanctis / Ruggeri -- Sonata XX a 22 / Gabrieli -- Virgo virginum praeclara / Boccherini -- Largo / Handel -- Gloria in excelsis Deo / Vivaldi -- Epistle sonata in C major / Mozart -- Christe redemptor omnium / Monteverdi -- Gelobet sei Gott / Knupfer -- Allegro / Bach -- The trumpet's loud clangour / Handel -- Hear my prayer / Purcell -- Kings shall be thy nursing fathers / Handel Various soloists King's Consort Robert King, conductor Sung in English, French, Latin, German and Italian Program notes in English
Instrumental music Oratorios -- Excerpts Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble Vocal music -- 17th century Vocal music -- 18th century Motets 

Koestler : the literary and political odyssey of a twentieth-century skeptic
By: Scammell, Michael
Call No:  Main Collection  PR6021.O4 Z84 2009
Subject: Koestler, Arthur, 1905-1983 Novelists, English -- 20th century -- Biography Zionists -- Biography Political activists -- Great Britain -- Biography Philosophers -- Great Britain -- Biography Journalists -- Great Britain -- Biography