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The author of this text develops the themes of field theory, quanta (quantum theory), and chaos in modern American poetry and fiction.

This collection of essays discusses otherness in American popular culture. It discusses such diverse topics as nuclear "double think", electronic marketing, the ontology of technology, and multiculturalism.

This is the first study to present Jon Sobrino's theology of evangelization. The work shows Sobrino's theological method in action in his christology and ecclesiology. Dr. Fagan provides a comprehensive historical picture of the Latin American church's journey to evangelizaiton and Sobrino's place in that journey.

This volume addresses the work of black women writers and their contribution to literature.

This book is written to draw attention to some of the concerns and problems that teachers have in dealing with technology issues. The chapters of the book are designed with a practical approach. Professionals and educators have the opportunity to respond to prompts on what technology means in the school setting.

This work is a close reading of the three collections of short fiction William Faulkner himself assembled. Paddock discusses the uniqueness of Faulkner's approach and the use of various forms of contrapuntal theme and integration.

This work is a close reading of the three collections of short fiction William Faulkner himself assembled. Paddock discusses the uniqueness of Faulkner's approach and the use of various forms of contrapuntal theme and integration.

This monograph compares Gadamer's philosophical hermeneuties with Rahner's transcendental anthropology. It focuses on grace and freedom as foundational experiences, and examines scholastic and other traditions in light of Gadamer's thought.

A contribution to understanding the power operations between people on a non-political, interpersonal, eclectic and psychodynamic basis. This study deals with issues of self-renewal, personal marketing, making changes and taking charge of the personal franchise we all have.

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A Biblical exegesis of The Book of Micah. This analysis relates and compares the political and economic situation in Latin America to the Old Testament realities of Micah's time and place. Santillana posits Micah's prophetic activity in light of Latin America's need for renewal - both socially, economically and environmentally.

This research monograph seeks to explore, identify, describe and conceptualize the value systems that have emerged with Nigeria's independence in 1961. It discusses the theoretical and practical effects of corruption, violence, religious intolerance and urbanization.

An invesitigation into the curious case of Henry Porter, his idiosyncratic genius and his play, "Two Angry Women of Abington.

A collection of essays on how to operationalize sustainable development in black Africa. The work expands the theoretical underpinnings of sustainability, but adds an applied perspective for attaining tangible results in democracy, food security, and environmental integrity among other goods.

This study discusses the Apocalypse of John, the final book of the New Testament, as an example of idealistic literature. This approach compares the Apocalypse to literatures from societies comparable to the NT and to literatures from a variety of chronological and cultural milieux similar in a thematic sense to John's overarching views.

Syncretic Buddhism, like Christianity, has a long and honorable tradition in Korean religious thought. Pak Chung-bin (1891-1943), better known as Sot'aesan, was a religious reformer and this study focuses on his reformation movement in Korea.

James Peters provides to both the amateur and professional historian, an excellent study of the early struggles of African American WWII veterans prior to and after the desegregation of the navy.

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