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The article focuses on Nzinga Harrison's book 'Un-Addiction', which offers insights into navigating the complexities of addiction through a multifaceted approach. Topics include understanding genetic and environmental risk factors, the impact of cultural and social influences on addiction, and practical strategies for prevention and recovery.

The book "Cemeteries for Education" by Professor of Art Education Ricard Huerta, published by Editorial Aula Magna, proposes an approach to the development of artistic vision through cemeteries as "places of memory". The book is structured into seven chapters that address topics such as the pedagogy of remembrance, education from memory, the image of the cemetery as a heritage environment, among others. The author emphasizes the beauty and design of cemeteries, as well as the importance of using them as educational and artistic tools to develop students' observation skills and historical awareness. [Extracted from the article]

The book "Communication and its changes. From origins to mobile" by Miquel de Moragas Spá is an academic contribution that seeks to interpret the logics of changes in communication over time. The author analyzes technological changes and social uses as the main vectors that run through the work. The book also addresses the issue of industrial geo-strategy, especially in relation to the Hollywood film industry. The author considers that the disruption of the Internet is equivalent to previous technological revolutions and raises the need to regulate it. Overall, the book is recommended as mandatory reading for courses related to the history of communication and the structure of the media. [Extracted from the article]

enfoques sobre la raza, incluyendo la teoría biológica y la teoría constructivista. Se argumenta que la raza no tiene una base biológica sólida, sino que es un constructo social que se ha utilizado históricamente para justificar la discriminación y la opresión. Se menciona que la raza es una categoría socialmente construida que se basa en características físicas y culturales, y que varía según el contexto histórico y cultural. Además, se discuten las implicaciones de considerar la raza como un constructo social en términos de igualdad y justicia social. El autor concluye que es importante reconocer la naturaleza social de la raza y trabajar hacia una sociedad más inclusiva y equitativa. [Extracted from the article]

The article is a review of the book "A Government of Paper: The Mail and its Communication Routes in Times of Imperial Reform in Chile (1764-1796)" written by José Araneda Riquelme. The book analyzes the construction of the postal system in Chile during the imperial reform and examines the correspondence policy through the mail reform. It also addresses the problem of news smuggling and poor communication during this period. The author highlights the importance of the postal service in controlling information and the local power elites in the Spanish Empire. [Extracted from the article]

A former White House press secretary mines her career to outline a set of best practices for communication. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]