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First to my wife, Sharon, for all her support. To Jerry Bentley and Howard Spodek, whose texts provided an initial framework. To Ellen Mendlow and Alex Freer, who helped a first-time author chart the rough waters. And last, to all my students, who keep me coming back to the classroom. Monty Armstrong

I would like to thank my husband, Paul, and son, Jordan, for being patient and understanding and enduring innumerable pizza dinners while I worked on this book. Id also like to thank Monty Armstrong, David Daniel, and the editors for all of their help and encouragement. This book covers an extremely broad discipline, and they each gave me positive feedback and improved the portions of this book that I authored. Abby Kanarek

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