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Explores the pluses and minuses of contemporary psychotherapy training. By the author of "Narcissistic Giving", this work provides a memoir of Gerald Alper's training days as well as an overview of the pitfalls and dangers in contemporary training and practice.

A. P. Rao is considered to be one of India's leading, modern philosophers. In this compelling new monograph, he discusses the unique philosophical energies and synergies between Russell and Wittgenstein's seminal works and re-interprets the logical-positivist thrust of language and mathematical philosophy in this century and into the next.

Explores the pluses and minuses of contemporary psychotherapy training. By the author of "Narcissistic Giving", this work provides a memoir of Gerald Alper's training days as well as an overview of the pitfalls and dangers in contemporary training and practice.

In an age characterized by independence, dissonance, and self-assertiveness, how can churches and their members work together in harmonious unity within and across denominations? Here is a Baptist solution. In this seminal volume, Craig Skinner explores critical concerns from fresh and challenging perspectives.

An important reflection on the twentieth-century preoccupation with time, this new analysis offers perceptive insights on the relationship between narrative and temporal structure and clock time as well as on the influence of time concepts on our expectations about writing and reading fiction.

This innovative new study re-examines the origins of Jane Austen's early fiction beginning in the 1790s and offers a reappraisal of Jane Austen and the development of her fictional heroines. This study focuses on the immediate predecessors of Jane Austen such as Charlotte Smith and others who were involved in recasting women's roles in English literature. While Austen's later artistic career consisted of refining and perfecting the models deve...

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This text is an interesting look at the supernatural in literature through a series of essays. The essays either consider the supernatural as a recurrent literary category which reveals or implicates historically documented cultural formations, or else the writer explores in a related way how the handling of a supernatural theme in contemporary film illuminates current socio-cultural trends. The work is an excellent source for those interested...

In this collection of compelling essays, scholars critically examine the history, culture, and social policies that surround the African Diaspora and explore how these have shaped the experiences of African-Americans today.

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Patient, the first book of non-fiction written by Gerald Alper, is also the first serious attempt to explore in depth the dynamics of the yet-to-be recognized, unfulfilled and usually perplexed fledgling artist.

This important new study traces a sociologist's search for meaning using biography and interview in the ever changing world of feminism. Reflecting on her life experiences, the author examines how her own views of feminism have changed through life cycle events and a dual career marriage. She seeks to define feminism in a broad sense and to understand its confusion.

This work sets out the author's view of the major challenges facing nationalists at this juncture, and presents a reading of the scriptures in the light of this situation. Arising from this, it identifies a series of principles which must be applied by Christians.

This work seeks to address the absence of serious theological discussion in our culture and in our material society. McGaughey creates two new paradigms for the validity of faith and experience and discusses Christianity in the new century as a 'Faith Seeking Understanding.

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This work forms an up-to-date study of Paul's thought emphasizing Old Testament and pre-Christian Palestinian literatures as a background to the notion of 'Deeds of the Law'.

An insightful and comprehensive guideline for Catholic social teaching, exploring its basic tenets, its history, and its potential impact on modern society.

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A study of George Rouault's religious iconography. Dr Kang discusses the artist and his world in light of the artist's developing interest in religion and its images.

A study of the career of the writer, Rebecca West. West was a feminist intellectual and artist. The author analyzes her ten novels and articulates West's views on men and women as well as the political and social realms of 20th-century Europe.