Signs of the Literary Times

Signs of the Literary TimesThis book is O'Rourke's first volume of nonfiction since his 1972 The Harrisburg 7 and the New Catholic Left, which Garry Wills hailed as "a clinical x ray of our society's condition." That book prompted Herbert Mitgang to name O'Rourke "one of the finest writers of his generation." Signs of the Literary Times provides new evidence for that assessment. It brings together O'Rourke's unique mixture of literary, political, and cultural criticism

A comprehensive guide to the architectural history of Jamestown

examine the various aspects of Coptic civilization in Alexandria and its environs and in the Egyptian deserts over the past two millennia

The systematic-unitary interpretation of Aristotle which Reale has previously supported converges with the new systematic-unitary interpretation of Plato

The book demonstrates how hospice teams can work collaboratively with the client and family to help alleviate some of the emotional stress and pain of addiction

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because only in this way can the two distinctive traits of Aristotle's thought emerge: the way in which he tries to overcome and confirm the Socratic-Platonic positions

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primarily what Krier describes as speculative management practices

Yoder and Symons articulate a set of measurement principles that serve as the foundation for behavior observation as a scientific tool

Yavneh (The National Jewish Religious Students Association) particularly during its heyday in the 1960s: Yavneh's appearance in 1960