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A model of what an edition of a philosohic text for an introductory level should be. Introduction does an admirable job of putting Berkeley's thought in the intellectual context of its time. --Gary C. Hatfield

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Contains sections on Automorphic representations and L-functions as well as Arithmetical algebraic geometry and L-functions.

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Developing a concept briefly introduced in Counterrevolution and Revolt, Marcuse here addresses the shortcomings of Marxist aesthetic theory and explores a dialectical aesthetic in which art functions as the conscience of society. Marcuse argues that art is the only form or expression that can take up where religion and philosophy fail and contends that aesthetics offers the last refuge for two-dimensional criticism in a one-dimensional society.

Probes the emotional causes and effects of abnormal eating patterns and presents case histories of patients with weight problems.

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Professor Alfoldi describes the conflict in the reign of Emperer Valentinian I between the old world of pagan thought and custom and the new order created by the conversion to Christianity of Constantine the Great. Despite Valentinian's noble policy of tolerance, he regarded the practice of magic by leading Roman nobles, which the Senate and aristocracy of Rome considered acceptable maintenance of traditional rites, as disloyalty and dangerous...

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The author's introduction states, The general subject of these lectures will be approached through three subordinate topics, viz. God and Nature, God and Man, God and History, dealing respectively with the physical world considered as manifestation for God, with the psychical world of human nature, involving a study of Hebrew psychology and some relevant topics, and with the capacity of history, especially the history of Israel, to be made a r...

This excellent work certainly forms the best account of Polish history which has yet appeared in English."-Times [London] Literary Supplement

?Four essays proposing and examining the usefulness of the concept political generations' for understanding human behavior....This provocative collection of essays is recommended for graduate and undergraduate libraries.?-Choice

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Instructional Benefits of McCall-Crabbs: -- Supplement basal reading programs-- Motivate and challenge even the most reluctant readers-- Allow for individualization with different grade level books-- Monitor reading progress over time-- Provide a graded informal reading inventory-- Practice test-taking skills-- Provide "power-work, " progressively timed or untimed-- Oral reading practice-- Useful in adult education, ESL, and special education

Instructional Benefits of McCall-Crabbs: -- Supplement basal reading programs-- Motivate and challenge even the most reluctant readers-- Allow for individualization with different grade level books-- Monitor reading progress over time-- Provide a graded informal reading inventory-- Practice test-taking skills-- Provide "power-work, " progressively timed or untimed-- Oral reading practice-- Useful in adult education, ESL, and special education

Instructional Benefits of McCall-Crabbs: -- Supplement basal reading programs-- Motivate and challenge even the most reluctant readers-- Allow for individualization with different grade level books-- Monitor reading progress over time-- Provide a graded informal reading inventory-- Practice test-taking skills-- Provide "power-work, " progressively timed or untimed-- Oral reading practice-- Useful in adult education, ESL, and special education

Instructional Benefits of McCall-Crabbs: -- Supplement basal reading programs-- Motivate and challenge even the most reluctant readers-- Allow for individualization with different grade level books-- Monitor reading progress over time-- Provide a graded informal reading inventory-- Practice test-taking skills-- Provide "power-work, " progressively timed or untimed-- Oral reading practice-- Useful in adult education, ESL, and special education

By a young man who escaped the Germans in Czechoslovakia in 1939, and since the end of the war has been fighting "on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain", this is an experienced and disturbingly dispassionate record of the way in which Communism came to Czechoslovakia, the lack of moral balance in a beaten people motivated by fear rather than faith, susceptible to greed, hatred, ambition. From the defeat of the Germans to the Liberation of the ...