Winner of the 1990 Foundations of Political Theory Section of the American Political Science Association "First Book Award" Now available in paperback with a new preface by the author, this award-winning book breaks new ground by challenging traditional concepts of community in political theory. William Corlett brings the diverse (and sometimes contradictory) work of Foucault and Derrida to bear on the thought of Pocock, Burke, Lincoln, and McIntyre, among others, to move beyond the conventional dichotomy of "individual vs. community," arguing instead that community is best advanced within a politics of difference.

This book is a companion manual for "Unity from Zero to Proficiency (Foundations)," offering tips, projects, and exercises for both students and teachers alike. In This Companion Book, Each Chapter Includes a Section for Both Students and Instructors: Students will find a wide range of information to both challenge them and strengthen their knowledge and skills in game programming. These consist of: - Chapter Summaries: Key concepts and takeaways, important terms and definitions, and practical applications of the concepts. - Challenging Questions: Yes/No questions, short answer questions, and open-ended discussion questions. - Practice Exercises: Hands-on activities, real-world scenarios to apply the concepts, and step-by-step guides to completing tasks. - Projects: Comprehensive projects that apply all key concepts from the chapter. - Additional Resources: Links, tools, and other resources to support their progress. Teachers will find a wealth of information and resources to help them prepare, structure, and lead classes where Unity is used. These consist of: - Lesson Plans: Objectives, key points, and activities. - Teaching Tips: How to explain complex concepts, common pitfalls faced by students, and how to engage students with different skill levels. - Assessment Tools: Suggestions for assignments, projects, and quizzes, including question banks. Together, this book will help both students and teachers not only understand the skills and knowledge provided in each chapter but also challenge students to further develop their creative and problem-solving skills. Why Choose This Book? - Comprehensive Learning Path: Structured approach from basic concepts to advanced techniques in Unity and game programming. - Real-World Projects: Apply your knowledge through practical game development projects, quizzes, and challenges. - Expert Guidance: Benefit from the author's extensive experience as an instructor, providing clear explanations and valuable insights. - Support and Resources: Access additional resources and support to enhance your learning. Who Will Benefit from This Book? - Teachers: Equip yourself with the tools and knowledge to effectively teach Unity and game development. - Students: Gain valuable skills in game development and programming, preparing you for future careers in technology. - Educational Institutions: Enhance your curriculum with interactive and engaging content, fostering a dynamic learning environment. - Hobbyists and Enthusiasts: Anyone interested in learning Unity will find this book a valuable resource for self-study. Start your journey today and transform your classroom with Unity! Buy now and empower yourself and your students with cutting-edge skills in game development.

Build an organization that is growth-minded, values-based, and innovative using the six steps to “responsible impact.” At age 16, Michael ‘Piecez’ Prosserman, a professional b-boy (breakdancer), completed a school project that would grow to become a hip-hop-inspired mental health charity with global reach. Through a process of continuous discovery and reflection, Prosserman and his team grew UNITY to the point where it benefitted over a quarter of a million young people. In Building Unity, Prosserman breaks down the six steps to discovering “responsible impact” and building an organization that is growth-minded, values-based, and reflective of the needs of its community. Using stories of his own evolution, learning, and growth as a leader over 15 years, Prosserman parallels the creativity found in breakdancing with the innovation needed to build a sustainable non-profit. Six steps to discovering “responsible impact”: Spark is the inspiration, the big “why,” the motivation to wake up and do something. Build is the testing ground to clarify ideas, understand community needs, and challenge assumptions. Trust involves building the culture of your organization, leading by example, and hiring people with dreams. Trust sets the stage for growth by empowering awesome people. Grow is about finding the right size for your organization to create a responsible impact. Evolve is knowing when to step back so others can step forward by building a succession plan that leaves your organization in good hands. Re-Ignite is building from past experience and lighting the next spark within yourself.

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