本书焦点在湖上骑士兰斯洛特的传奇,讲述了亚瑟王,桂妮薇王后和第一骑士蓝斯洛的三角恋,依莲对兰斯洛特的痴情守候,以及圆桌骑士前仆后继搜寻圣杯的故事

本书焦点在湖上骑士兰斯洛特的传奇,讲述了亚瑟王,桂妮薇王后和第一骑士蓝斯洛的三角恋,依莲对兰斯洛特的痴情守候,以及圆桌骑士前仆后继搜寻圣杯的故事

本书焦点在湖上骑士兰斯洛特的传奇,讲述了亚瑟王,桂妮薇王后和第一骑士蓝斯洛的三角恋,依莲对兰斯洛特的痴情守候,以及圆桌骑士前仆后继搜寻圣杯的故事

133 p. : 23 cm Includes bibliographical references (p. 127-131)

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From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Man Called Ove and "writer of astonishing depth" (The Washington Times) comes a poignant comedy about a crime that never book place, a would-be bank robber who disappears into thin air, and eight extremely anxious strangers who find they have more in common than they ever imagined.Viewing an apartment normally doesn't turn into a life-or-death situation, but this particular open house becomes just that when a failed bank robber bursts in and takes everyone in the apartment hostage. As the pressure mounts, the eight strangers begin slowly opening up to one another and reveal long-hidden truths.First is Zara, a wealthy bank director who has been too busy to care about anyone else until tragedy changed her life. Now, she's obsessed with visiting open houses to see how ordinary people live—and, perhaps, to send an old wrong to right. Then there's Roger and Anna-Lena, an Ikea-addicted...

Table of Contents and Preface Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedications About the Authors In Memoriam Teaching the Code in Context A Modern Approach for Today’s Student A Storyline Approach that Resonates with Students The Pedagogy Your Students Need to Put the Code in Context Practice Makes Perfect with a Wide Variety of Assignment Material Connect Digital Learning Assets to Improve Student Outcomes Supplements for Instructors Four Volumes to Fit Four Course Approaches Acknowledgments Changes in Taxation of Individuals and Business Entities, 2024 Edition As We Go to Press Table of Contents Chapter 1: An Introduction to Tax Chapter 1: Introduction Who Cares about Taxes and Why? What Qualifies as a Tax? How to Calculate a Tax Different Ways to Measure Tax Rates Tax Rate Structures Proportional Tax Rate Structure Progressive Tax Rate Structure Regressive Tax Rate Structure Types of Taxes Federal Taxes State and Local Taxes Implicit Taxes Evaluating Alternative Tax Systems Sufficiency Equity Certainty Convenience Economy Evaluating Tax Systems—the Trade-Offs Conclusion Chapter 1: Summary Chapter 1: Key Terms Chapter 1: Discussion Questions Chapter 1: Problems Chapter 2: Tax Compliance, the IRS, and Tax Authorities Chapter 2: Introduction Taxpayer Filing Requirements Tax Return Due Date and Extensions Statute of Limitations IRS Audit Selection Types of Audits Tax Law Sources Legislative Sources: Congress and the Constitution Judicial Sources: The Courts Administrative Sources: The U.S. Treasury Tax Research Step 1: Understand Facts Step 2: Identify Issues Step 3: Locate Relevant Authorities Step 4: Analyze Tax Authorities Step 5: Document and Communicate the Results Tax Professional Responsibilities Taxpayer and Tax Return Preparer Penalties Conclusion Chapter 2: Summary Chapter 2: Key Terms Chapter 2: Discussion Questions Chapter 2: Problems Chapter 3: Tax Planning Strategies and Related Limitations Chapter 3: Introduction Basic Tax Planning Overview Timing Strategies Present Value of Money The Timing Strategy When Tax Rates Are Constant The Timing Strategy When Tax Rates Change Income-Shifting Strategies Transactions between Family Members and Limitations Transactions between Owners and Their Businesses and Limitations Income Shifting across Jurisdictions and Limitations Conversion Strategies Limitations of Conversion Strategies Additional Limitations to Tax Planning Strategies: Judicially Based Doctrines Tax Avoidance versus Tax Evasion Conclusion Chapter 3: Summary Chapter 3: Key Terms Chapter 3: Discussion Questions Chapter 3: Problems Chapter 4: Individual Income Tax Overview, Dependents, and Filing Status Chapter 4: Introduction The Individual Income Tax Formula Gross Income Character of Income Deductions Income Tax Calculation Other Taxes Tax Credits Tax Prepayments Dependents of the Taxpayer Dependency Requirements Filing Status Married Filing Jointly and Married Filing Separately Qualifying Widow or Widower (Surviving Spouse) Single Head of Household Summary of Income Tax Formula Conclusion Appendix A: Dependency Exemption Flowchart (Part I) Appendix B: Qualifying Person for Head of Household Filing Status Flowchart Appendix C: Determination of Filing Status Flowchart Chapter 4: Summary Chapter 4: Key Terms Chapter 4: Discussion Questions Chapter 4: Problems Chapter 4: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 5: Gross Income and Exclusions Chapter 5: Introduction Realization and Recognition of Income What Is Included in Gross Income? Other Income Concepts When Do Taxpayers Recognize Income? Who Recognizes the Income? Types of Income Income from Services Income from Property Other Sources of Gross Income Exclusion Provisions Common Exclusions Education-Related Exclusions Exclusions That Mitigate Double Taxation Sickness and Injury-Related Exclusions Deferral Provisions Income Summary Conclusion Appendix A: 2023 Social Security Worksheet from Form 1040 Instructions Chapter 5: Summary Chapter 5: Key Terms Chapter 5: Discussion Questions Chapter 5: Problems Chapter 5: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 6: Individual Deductions Chapter 6: Introduction Deductions for AGI Deductions Directly Related to Business Activities Deductions Indirectly Related to Business Activities Deductions Subsidizing Specific Activities Summary: Deductions for AGI Deductions from AGI: Itemized Deductions Medical Expenses Taxes Interest Charitable Contributions Casualty and Theft Losses on Personal-Use Assets Other Itemized Deductions Summary of Itemized Deductions The Standard Deduction Standard Deduction Deduction for Qualified Business Income Deduction for Qualified Business Income Limitations Taxable Income Summary Conclusion Chapter 6: Summary Chapter 6: Key Terms Chapter 6: Discussion Questions Chapter 6: Problems Chapter 6: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 7: Investments Chapter 7: Introduction Investments Overview Portfolio Income: Interest and Dividends Interest Dividends Portfolio Income: Capital Gains and Losses Types of Capital Gains and Losses Limits for Capital Loss Deductions Balancing Tax Planning Strategies for Capital Assets with Other Goals Portfolio Income Summary Investment Interest Expense and Net Investment Income Tax Net Investment Income Tax Passive Activity Income and Losses Passive Activity Definition Income and Loss Categories Rental Real Estate Exception to the Passive Activity Loss Rules Net Investment Income Tax on Net Passive Income Conclusion Appendix A: Detailed Step-By-Step Guide to the Capital Gains Netting Process Chapter 7: Summary Chapter 7: Key Terms Chapter 7: Discussion Questions Chapter 7: Problems Chapter 7: Comprehensive Problem Chapter 8: Individual Income Tax Computation and Tax Credits Chapter 8: Introduction Regular Federal Income Tax Computation Tax Rate Schedules Marriage Penalty or Benefit Exceptions to the Basic Tax Computation Alternative Minimum Tax Alternative Minimum Tax Formula Additional Taxes Employment and Self-Employment Taxes Tax Credits Nonrefundable Personal Credits Refundable Personal Credits Business Tax Credits Tax Credit Summary Credit Application Sequence Taxpayer Prepayments and Filing Requirements Prepayments Filing Requirements Tax Summary Conclusion Chapter 8: Summary Chapter 8: Key Terms Chapter 8: Discussion Questions Chapter 8: Problems Chapter 8: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 9: Business Income, Deductions, and Accounting Methods Chapter 9: Introduction Business Gross Income Gross Receipts Test for IdentifyingDetermining Small Businesses Business Deductions Ordinary and Necessary Reasonable in Amount Limitations on Business Deductions Expenditures against Public Policy Political Contributions and Lobbying Costs Capital Expenditures Expenses Associated with the Production of Tax-Exempt Income Personal Expenditures Mixed-Motive Expenditures Limitation on Business Interest Deductions Losses on Dispositions of Business Property Business Casualty Losses Accounting Periods Accounting Methods Financial and Tax Accounting Methods Overall Accounting Method Accrual Income Taxation of Advance Payments of Income (Unearned Income) Inventories Accrual Deductions Comparison of Accrual and Cash Methods Adopting an Accounting Method Changing Accounting Methods Conclusion Chapter 9: Summary Chapter 9: Key Terms Chapter 9: Discussion Questions Chapter 9: Problems Chapter 9: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 10: Property Acquisition and Cost Recovery Chapter 10: Introduction Cost Recovery and Tax Basis for Cost Recovery Basis for Cost Recovery Depreciation Personal Property Depreciation Real Property Special Rules Relating to Cost Recovery Depreciation for the Alternative Minimum Tax Depreciation Summary Amortization Section 197 Intangibles Organizational Expenditures and Start-up Costs Research and Experimentation Expenditures Patents and Copyrights Amortizable Intangible Asset Summary Depletion Conclusion Appendix A: MACRS Tables Chapter 10: Summary Chapter 10: Key Terms Chapter 10: Discussion Questions Chapter 10: Problems Chapter 10: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 11: Property Dispositions Chapter 11: Introduction Dispositions Amount Realized Determination of Adjusted Basis Realized Gain or Loss on Disposition Recognized Gain or Loss on Disposition Character of Gain or Loss Ordinary Assets Capital Assets Section 1231 Assets Depreciation Recapture Section 1245 Property Section 1250 Depreciation Recapture for Real Property Other Provisions Affecting the Rate at Which Gains Are Taxed Unrecaptured §1250 Gain for Individuals Characterizing Gains on the Sale of Depreciable Property to Related Persons Calculating Net §1231 Gains or Losses Section 1231 Look-Back Rule Gain or Loss Summary Tax-Deferred Transactions Like-Kind Exchanges Involuntary Conversions Installment Sales Gains Ineligible for Installment Reporting Other Tax-Deferred Provisions Related-Person Loss Disallowance Rules Conclusion Chapter 11: Summary Chapter 11: Key Terms Chapter 11: Discussion Questions Chapter 11: Problems Chapter 11: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 12: Compensation Chapter 12: Introduction Salary and Wages Employee Considerations for Salary and Wages Employer Considerations for Salary and Wages Equity-Based Compensation Stock Options Restricted Stock Equity-Based Compensation Summary Fringe Benefits Taxable Fringe Benefits Nontaxable Fringe Benefits Tax Planning with Fringe Benefits Fringe Benefits Summary Conclusion Chapter 12: Summary Chapter 12: Key Terms Chapter 12: Discussion Questions Chapter 12: Problems Chapter 12: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 13: Retirement Savings and Deferred Compensation Chapter 13: Introduction Employer-Provided Qualified Plans Defined Benefit Plans Vesting Distributions Nontax Considerations Defined Contribution Plans Employer Matching Contribution Limits Vesting After-Tax Cost of Contributions to Traditional (non-Roth) Defined Contribution Plans Distributions from Traditional Defined Contribution Plans After-Tax Rates of Return for Traditional Defined Contribution Plans Roth 401(k) Plans Comparing Traditional Defined Contribution Plans and Roth 401(k) Plans Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans Nonqualified Plans versus Qualified Defined Contribution Plans Employee Considerations Employer Considerations Individually Managed Qualified Retirement Plans Individual Retirement Accounts Traditional IRAs Roth IRAs Converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA Comparing Traditional and Roth IRAs Self-Employed Retirement Accounts Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) IRA Individual 401(k) Plans Saver's Credit Conclusion Appendix A: Traditional IRA Deduction Limitations (Page 2) Traditional IRA Deduction Limitations Appendix B: Roth IRA Contribution Limits Chapter 13: Summary Chapter 13: Key Terms Chapter 13: Discussion Questions Chapter 13: Problems Chapter 13: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 14: Tax Consequences of Home Ownership Chapter 14: Introduction Is a Dwelling Unit a Principal Residence, Residence, or Nonresidence? Personal Use of the Home Exclusion of Gain on Sale of Personal Residence Home Mortgage Interest Deduction Real Property Taxes Rental Use of the Home Residence with Minimal Rental Use Residence with Significant Rental Use (Vacation Home) Nonresidence (Rental Property) Business Use of the Home Direct versus Indirect Expenses Limitations on Deductibility of Expenses Conclusion Appendix A: Flowchart of Tax Rules Relating to Home Used for Rental Purposes (page 1) Appendix B: Sample Settlement Statement for the Jeffersons (page 1) Chapter 14: Summary Chapter 14: Key Terms Chapter 14: Discussion Questions Chapter 14: Problems Chapter 14: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 15: Business Entities Overview Chapter 15: Introduction Business Entity Legal Classification and Nontax Characteristics Legal Classification Nontax Characteristics Business Entity Tax Classification Business Entity Tax Characteristics Taxation of Business Entity Income Other Tax Characteristics Converting to Other Business Entity Types Conclusion Chapter 15: Summary Chapter 15: Key Terms Chapter 15: Discussion Questions Chapter 15: Problems Chapter 15: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 16: Corporate Operations Chapter 16: Introduction Corporate Taxable Income Formula Accounting Periods and Methods Computing Corporate Taxable Income Book–Tax Differences Corporate-Specific Deductions and Associated Book–Tax Differences Taxable Income Summary Corporate Income Tax Liability Compliance Corporate Tax Return Due Dates and Estimated Taxes Conclusion Chapter 16: Summary Chapter 16: Key Terms Chapter 16: Discussion Questions Chapter 16: Problems Chapter 16: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 17: Accounting for Income Taxes Chapter 17: Introduction Accounting for Income Taxes and the Income Tax Provision Process Why Is Accounting for Income Taxes So Complex? Objectives of ASC 740 The Income Tax Provision Process Calculating a Company's Income Tax Provision Step 1: Identify All Permanent and Temporary Differences and Tax Carryover Amounts and Calculate the Current Income Tax Provision (ASC 740 Objective 1) Step 2: Determine the Ending Balances in the Balance Sheet Deferred Tax Asset and Liability Accounts (ASC 740 Objective 2) Step 3: Calculate the Deferred Income Tax Provision and the Total Income Tax Provision Determining Whether a Valuation Allowance Is Needed Step 4: Evaluate the Need for a Valuation Allowance for Gross Deferred Tax Assets Determining the Need for a Valuation Allowance Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Tax Positions Step 5: Evaluate the Need for an Uncertain Tax Benefit Reserve Application of ASC Topic 740 to Uncertain Tax Positions Subsequent Events Interest and Penalties Disclosures of Unrecognized Tax Benefits Schedule UTP (Uncertain Tax Position) Statement) Financial Statement Disclosure and Computing a Corporation’s Effective Tax Rate Balance Sheet Classification Income Tax Footnote Disclosure Interim Period Effective Tax Rates Conclusion Chapter 17: Summary Chapter 17: Key Terms Chapter 17: Discussion Questions Chapter 17: Problems Chapter 17: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 18: Corporate Taxation: Nonliquidating Distributions Chapter 18: Introduction Taxation of Property Distributions Determining the Dividend Amount from Earnings and Profits Overview Dividends Defined Computing Earnings and Profits Ordering of E&P Distributions Distributions of Noncash Property to Shareholders Stock Distributions Tax Consequences to Shareholders Receiving a Stock Distribution Stock Redemptions The Form of a Stock Redemption Redemptions That Reduce a Shareholder’s Ownership Interest Tax Consequences to the Distributing Corporation Partial Liquidations Conclusion Chapter 18: Summary Chapter 18: Key Terms Chapter 18: Discussion Questions Chapter 18: Problems Chapter 18: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 19: Corporate Formation, Reorganization, and Liquidation Chapter 19: Introduction Review of the Taxation of Property Dispositions Tax-Deferred Transfers of Property to a Corporation Transactions Subject to Tax Deferral Meeting the Section 351 Tax Deferral Requirements Tax Consequences When a Shareholder Receives No Boot Tax Consequences When a Shareholder Receives Boot Assumption of Shareholder Liabilities by the Corporation Tax Consequences to the Transferee Corporation Other Issues Related to Incorporating an Ongoing Business Contributions to Capital Section 1244 Stock Taxable and Tax-Deferred Corporate Acquisitions The Acquisition Tax Model Tax Consequences to a Corporate Acquisition Taxable Acquisitions Tax-Deferred Acquisitions Judicial Doctrines That Underlie All Tax-Deferred Reorganizations Type A Asset Acquisitions Type B Stock-for-Stock Reorganizations Complete Liquidation of a Corporation Tax Consequences to the Shareholders in a Complete Liquidation Tax Consequences to the Liquidating Corporation in a Complete Liquidation Conclusion Chapter 19: Summary Chapter 19: Key Terms Chapter 19: Discussion Questions Chapter 19: Problems Chapter 19: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 20: Forming and Operating Partnerships Chapter 20: Introduction Flow-Through Entities Overview Aggregate and Entity Concepts Partnership Formations and Acquisitions of Partnership Interests Acquiring Partnership Interests When Partnerships Are Formed Acquisitions of Partnership Interests after Formation Partnership Accounting: Tax Elections, Accounting Periods, and Accounting Methods Tax Elections Accounting Periods Accounting Methods Reporting the Results of Partnership Operations Ordinary Business Income (Loss) and Separately Stated Items Net Investment Income Tax Allocating Partners’ Shares of Income and Loss Partnership Compliance Issues Adjusting a Partner’s Tax Basis in Partnership Interest Cash Distributions in Operating Partnerships Loss Limitations Tax-Basis Limitation At-Risk Amount Limitation Passive Activity Loss Limitation Excess Business Loss Limitation Conclusion Chapter 20: Summary Chapter 20: Key Terms Chapter 20: Discussion Questions Chapter 20: Problems Chapter 20: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 21: Dispositions of Partnership Interests and Partnership Distributions Chapter 21: Introduction Basics of Sales of Partnership Interests Seller Issues Buyer and Partnership Issues Basics of Partnership Distributions Operating Distributions Liquidating Distributions Disproportionate Distributions Special Basis Adjustments Special Basis Adjustments for Dispositions Special Basis Adjustments for Distributions Conclusion Chapter 21: Summary Chapter 21: Key Terms Chapter 21: Discussion Questions Chapter 21: Problems Chapter 21: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 22: S Corporations Chapter 22: Introduction S Corporation Elections Formations S Corporation Qualification Requirements S Corporation Election S Corporation Terminations Voluntary Terminations Involuntary Terminations Short Tax Years S Corporation Reelections Operating Issues Accounting Methods and Periods Income and Loss Allocations Separately Stated Items Shareholder's Basis Loss Limitations Self-Employment Income Net Investment Income Tax Fringe Benefits Distributions Operating Distributions Liquidating Distributions S Corporation Taxes and Filing Requirements Built-in Gains Tax Excess Net Passive Income Tax LIFO Recapture Tax Estimated Taxes Filing Requirements Comparing C and S Corporations and Partnerships Conclusion Chapter 22: Summary Chapter 22: Key Terms Chapter 22: Discussion Questions Chapter 22: Problems Chapter 22: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 23: State and Local Taxes Chapter 23: Introduction State and Local Taxes Sales and Use Taxes Sales Tax Nexus Sales Tax Liability Income Taxes Income Tax Nexus Entities Included on Income Tax Return State Taxable Income Dividing State Tax Base among States State Income Tax Liability Nonincome-Based Taxes Conclusion Chapter 23: Summary Chapter 23: Key Terms Chapter 23: Discussion Questions Chapter 23: Problems Chapter 23: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 24: The U.S. Taxation of Multinational Transactions Chapter 24: Introduction The U.S. Framework for Taxing Multinational Transactions U.S. Taxation of a Nonresident Definition of a Resident for U.S. Tax Purposes Overview of the U.S. Foreign Tax Credit System U.S. Source Rules for Gross Income and Deductions Source-of-Income Rules Source-of-Deduction Rules Operating Abroad through a Foreign Corporation Treaties Foreign Tax Credits FTC Limitation Categories of Taxable Income Creditable Foreign Taxes Planning for International Operations Check-the-Box Hybrid Entities U.S. Anti-Deferral Rules Definition of a Controlled Foreign Corporation Definition of Subpart F Income Planning to Avoid Subpart F Income Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income Base Erosion and Profit-Shifting Initiatives around the World Conclusion Chapter 24: Summary Chapter 24: Key Terms Chapter 24: Discussion Questions Chapter 24: Problems Chapter 24: Comprehensive Problems Chapter 25: Transfer Taxes and Wealth Planning Chapter 25: Introduction Introduction to Federal Transfer Taxes Beginnings Common Features of Integrated Transfer Taxes The Federal Gift Tax Transfers Subject to Gift Tax Taxable Gifts Computation of the Gift Tax The Federal Estate Tax The Gross Estate The Taxable Estate Computation of the Estate Tax Wealth Planning Concepts The Generation-Skipping Tax Income Tax Considerations Transfer Tax Planning Techniques Integrated Wealth Plans Conclusion Chapter 25: Summary Chapter 25: Key Terms Chapter 25: Discussion Questions Chapter 25: Problems Chapter 25: Comprehensive Problems Appendix A: Tax Forms Appendix A: Tax Forms Appendix B: Tax Terms Glossary Appendix B: Tax Terms Glossary Appendix C: Tax Rates Tax Rates Code Index Code Index Subject Index Subject Index Additional Student Resources Additional Student Resources Accessibility Content: Text Alternatives for 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Sometimes it takes losing everything to truly find yourself...Since Sandy Shortt’s childhood classmate disappeared twenty years ago, Sandy has been obsessed with missing things. Finding what is lost becomes her single-minded goal—from the lone sock that vanishes in the washing machine to the car keys she misplaced. It’s no surprise, then, that Sandy’s life’s work becomes finding people who have vanished from their loved ones. Sandy’s family is baffled and concerned by her increasing preoccupation. Her parents can’t understand her compulsion, and she pushes them away further by losing herself in the work of tracking down these missing people. She gives up her life in order to offer a flicker of hope to devastated families...and escape the disappointments of her own.Jack Ruttle is one of those devastated people. It’s been a year since his brother Donal vanished into thin air, and he has enlisted Sandy Shortt to find him. But before she is able to offer Jack the information he so desperately needs, Sandy goes missing too...and Jack now finds himself searching for his brother and the one woman who understood his pain.One minute Sandy is jogging through the park, the next, she can’t figure out where she is. The path is obscured. Nothing is familiar. A clearing up ahead reveals a camp site, and it’s there that Sandy discovers the impossible: she has inadvertently stumbled upon the place— and people—she’s been looking for all her life, a land where all the missing people go. A world away from her loved ones and the home she ran from for so long, Sandy soon resorts to her old habit again, searching. Though this time, she is desperately trying to find her way home...For more information, please visit www.ceceliaahernbooks.com.

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*Sometimes it takes losing everything to truly find yourself...*Since Sandy Shortt's childhood classmate disappeared twenty years ago, Sandy has been obsessed with missing things. Finding what is lost becomes her single-minded goal--from the lone sock that vanishes in the washing machine to the car keys she misplaced. It's no surprise, then, that Sandy's life's work becomes finding people who have vanished from their loved ones. Sandy's family is baffled and concerned by her increasing preoccupation. Her parents can't understand her compulsion, and she pushes them away further by losing herself in the work of tracking down these missing people. She gives up her life in order to offer a flicker of hope to devastated families...and escape the disappointments of her own.Jack Ruttle is one of those devastated people. It's been a year since his brother Donal vanished into thin air, and he has enlisted Sandy Shortt to find him. But before she is able to offer Jack the information he so desperately needs, Sandy goes missing too...and Jack now finds himself searching for his brother and the one woman who understood his pain.One minute Sandy is jogging through the park, the next, she can't figure out where she is. The path is obscured. Nothing is familiar. A clearing up ahead reveals a camp site, and it's there that Sandy discovers the impossible: she has inadvertently stumbled upon the place-- and people--she's been looking for all her life, a land where all the missing people go. A world away from her loved ones and the home she ran from for so long, Sandy soon resorts to her old habit again, searching. Though this time, she is desperately trying to find her way home...Wörter : 100364

Sometimes it takes losing everything to truly find yourself... Since Sandy Shortt's childhood classmate disappeared twenty years ago, Sandy has been obsessed with missing things. Finding what is lost becomes her single-minded goal--from the lone sock that vanishes in the washing machine to the car keys she misplaced. It's no surprise, then, that Sandy's life's work becomes finding people who have vanished from their loved ones. Sandy's family is baffled and concerned by her increasing preoccupation. Her parents can't understand her compulsion, and she pushes them away further by losing herself in the work of tracking down these missing people. She gives up her life in order to offer a flicker of hope to devastated families...and escape the disappointments of her own. Jack Ruttle is one of those devastated people. It's been a year since his brother Donal vanished into thin air, and he has enlisted Sandy Shortt to find him. But before she is able to offer Jack the information he so desperately needs, Sandy goes missing too...and Jack now finds himself searching for his brother and the one woman who understood his pain. One minute Sandy is jogging through the park, the next, she can't figure out where she is. The path is obscured. Nothing is familiar. A clearing up ahead reveals a camp site, and it's there that Sandy discovers the impossible: she has inadvertently stumbled upon the place-- and people--she's been looking for all her life, a land where all the missing people go. A world away from her loved ones and the home she ran from for so long, Sandy soon resorts to her old habit again, searching. Though this time, she is desperately trying to find her way home...

Ziauddin Sardar. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 251-271.

In Bacchae, one of the great masterpieces of the tragic genre, Euripides tells the story of king Pentheus' resistance to the worship of Dionysus and his horrific punishment by the god: dismemberment at the hands of Theban women. Iphigenia at Aulis recounts the sacrifice of Agamemnon's daughter to Artemis, the price exacted by the goddess for favorable sailing winds. Rhesus dramatizes a pivotal incident in the Trojan War. Although this play was transmitted from antiquity under Euripides' name it probably is not by him; but does give a sample of what tragedy was like after the great fifth-century playwrights. -- JACKET.

In Bacchae, one of the great masterpieces of the tragic genre, Euripides tells the story of king Pentheus' resistance to the worship of Dionysus and his horrific punishment by the god: dismemberment at the hands of Theban women. Iphigenia at Aulis recounts the sacrifice of Agamemnon's daughter to Artemis, the price exacted by the goddess for favorable sailing winds. Rhesus dramatizes a pivotal incident in the Trojan War. Although this play was transmitted from antiquity under Euripides' name it probably is not by him; but does give a sample of what tragedy was like after the great fifth-century playwrights. -- JACKET.

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