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This original collection of essays examines for the first time the place of 'saints' and sanctity in nineteenth-century Britain. -- .

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An engaging examination of the religious and political philosophy of one of the most important African-American thinkers of the 20th-century

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Features the selections that provide the student of modern philosophy with both a view of Malebranche's philosophical system and a picture of his most important doctrines. This title presents Malebranche's occasionalism, his theory of knowledge and the 'vision in God', and his writings on theodicy and freedom.

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A translation of the complete texts of La Mettrie's pioneering "L'Homme machine" and "L'Homme plante", first published in 1747 and 1748, respectively. It also includes translations of the advertisement and dedication to "L'Homme machine".

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A translation of the complete texts of La Mettrie's pioneering "L'Homme machine" and "L'Homme plante", first published in 1747 and 1748, respectively. It also includes translations of the advertisement and dedication to "L'Homme machine".

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Brings into focus the real intellectual and ideological ethos of Islamic resurgence. This title presents two cardinal concepts of Iqbalian thought - Khudi (self) and Insan-i-Kamil (the perfect man).

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Drawing from Japanese art traditions, manga has rapidly become a literary force not just in Japan but worldwide. This title discusses manga by examining some of its major forms (lolicon to shonen to shojo), series titles ("Death Note" to "Space Battleship Yamato" to "Gunslinger Girl"), and cultural factors from a philosophical vantage point.

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This books tells the fascinating story of the creation and immediate afterlife of the first and most popular Bible in English. With over 60 illustrations of manuscripts, artefacts, and archival material, this beautiful book presents essays by leading scholars, including Diarmaid MacCulloch.

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Written for philosophers as well as general readers interested in social and moral issues, "Mapping Responsibility" is a thoughtful exploration of the ambiguous terrain of moral responsibility.

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"The Book of Margery Kempe" has generally been judged to be over-emotional and its structure regarded as at worst non-existent, at best naive. This work argues instead that The Book unfolds a creative experience of memory as spiritual progress, and explores Margery's meditational experience in the context of visual and verbal iconography.

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Offers reflections and prayers to help young people-to live out their faith at home, church, community, and beyond. It specifically addresses Episcopal identity for emerging adults, ages 1525.

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Could there be a bigger paradox than the black man using Martin Heidegger to repel the white woman's racism

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Each chapter in Marvelously Made focuses on a vital part of the body (the heart, the lungs, the

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This book brings new insight to the methodological principles that animate Marx's writings

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This collection of essays brings together scholars who use Marxist frameworks to analyze religion.

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A theology of Mary's role in the incarnation as it was understood by the earliest Christians.

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P J Ivanhoe is one of the English-speaking world's foremost translators and interpreters of classical Chinese philosophical texts. His translation of the "Sunzi Bingfa" reads beautifully, adorned only by sobering photographic plates of the famed terracotta army of the first Qin emperor that turn one back to the text in a properly reflective mood.

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P J Ivanhoe is one of the English-speaking world's foremost translators and interpreters of classical Chinese philosophical texts. His translation of the "Sunzi Bingfa" reads beautifully, adorned only by sobering photographic plates of the famed terracotta army of the first Qin emperor that turn one back to the text in a properly reflective mood.