The Kodansha Kanji learner's course : a step-by-step guide to mastering 2300 characters / by Conning, Andrew Scott

Table of Contents: “…Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- The course -- Basic principles of stroke direction and stroke order -- Regular On-Yomi groups -- Selected compounds with irregular readings -- Understanding Kanji compounds -- Kanji for countries and regions -- Table of grapheme meanings -- Table of related and look-alike Kanji -- Table of nonstandard forms -- Summary of changes to the Joyo Kanji list (2010) -- Table of Jinmeiyo Kanji -- Table of Hyogai Kanji -- Stroke count index -- Radical index -- Readings index.…”

The complete guide to Japanese kanji : remembering and understanding the 2,136 standard characters / by Seeley, Christopher, Henshall, Kenneth G.

Table of Contents: “…Frontcover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface to the Second Edition -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Beginnings of the Chinese Script -- Formational Principles of the Chinese Script -- Word-Families and the Chinese Script -- Fluctuation in the Script: Variant Forms -- Early and Pre-Modern Character Dictionaries -- Printed Texts and the Calligraphic Tradition -- Layout of Entries in This Book -- Sources Used and Terminology in This Book -- Limitations of This Book -- The Japanese Writing System: A Brief Sketch -- Hiragana and Katakana and Their Source Characters -- The 214 Determinatives (or 'Radicals') System -- General Principles of Stroke Order -- Editorial and Typographical Matters -- Romanization -- The 80 First-Grade Characters -- The 160 Second-Grade Characters -- The 200 Third-Grade Characters -- The 200 Fourth-Grade Characters -- The 185 Fifth-Grade Characters -- The 181 Sixth-Grade Characters -- The Remaining 1130 Characters -- Readings Index -- Stroke-Count -- Appendix -- Similarly-Shaped Elements Easily Confused -- Bibliography.…”
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The complete guide to Japanese kanji : remembering and understanding the 2,136 standard characters / by Seeley, Christopher, Henshall, Kenneth G.

Essential Japanese Kanji /

Essential Japanese Kanji. (JLPT Level N4) learn the essential Kanji characters needed for everyday interactions in Japan /

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A complete course on how not to forget the meaning and writing of Japanese characters / by Heisig, James W., 1944-

Table of Contents: “…""Chapter 14 Supplementary Kanji""""Indexes""; ""index i Hand- Drawn Characters""; ""index ii Primitive Elements""; ""index iii Kanji in Stroke Order""; ""index iv Chinese Readings""; ""index v Japanese Readings""; ""index vi Key Words and Primitive Meanings""…”
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Essential Japanese Kanji. (JLPT Level N4) learn the essential Kanji characters needed for everyday interactions in Japan /

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The manga guide to physics / by Nitta, Hideo, 1957-, Takatsu, Keita

Table of Contents: “…Force and motion : Velocity and acceleration ; Laboratory: Finding the distance travel when velocity varies ; Newton's first and second laws ; Laboratory: Finding the precise value of a force ; Three rules of uniform accelerated motion ; Adding vectors: the head-to-tail method ; The composition and decomposition of forces ; Newton's first law of motion ; Newton's second law of motion ; The orientation of velocity, acceleration, and force ; An object does not have its own force ; The unit for force ; Measuring mass and force ; Determining weight ; Understanding parabolic motion ; Using calculus to find acceleration and velocity ; Using the area of a V-T graph to find the distance traveled by an object -- Momentum : Momentum and impulse ; Laboratory: Difference in momentum due to a difference in mass ; Laboratory: Finding the momentum of a stroke ; The conservation of momentum ; Laboratory: Outer space and the conservation of momentum ; Real-world explorations of impulse ; Momentum and impulse ; Law of conservation of momentum for vectors ; Law of action and reaction vs. law of conservation of momentum ; Propulsion of a rocket -- Energy : Work and energy ; Laboratory: What's the difference between momentum and kinetic energy? …”
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Art of faith.

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