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Aesthetic And Contemplative Experience - James Joyce [Chapter]

Paul M. Pearson

This book is the first of a 2-volume set. Neither book is like any other Merton book you may have read. Volume I, “ Intervals” , includes original works by Merton, only published in the Merton Annual. We are all familiar with his works written with a common theme such as Faith and Violence or New Seeds or Contemplations. We are also familiar with his volumes of journals, grouped by time period, or his letters, grouped by addressee. “ Intervals” is different. These works, which have only been published in the Merton Annual over a period of more than three decades, are a virtual “ sampler” of Merton works. The essays included in Volume One serve as a kind of roving overview of Merton’ s corpus filling in gaps and lacunae here and there, but also noting the periodic lapses or historical “ intervals” that appear in between each essay.” They show his progress as a writer from a teenager in England all the way to his writings on Eastern religions towards the end of his life. The gathering of these writings under one cover shows not only the progress and fluidity in his writing style, but also the diversity of works that he was capable of penning.
Enhancing STEM Education Through Collaborative Game Nights [Chapter 12]

Jung Y. Colen
Gnomic Animation: Decrypting The German New Wave [chapter]

Jennifer Barker
Letters To Pat [Chapter]

Paul M. Pearson

This book is the first of a 2-volume set. Neither book is like any other Merton book you may have read. Volume I, “ Intervals” , includes original works by Merton, only published in the Merton Annual. We are all familiar with his works written with a common theme such as Faith and Violence or New Seeds or Contemplations. We are also familiar with his volumes of journals, grouped by time period, or his letters, grouped by addressee. “ Intervals” is different. These works, which have only been published in the Merton Annual over a period of more than three decades, are a virtual “ sampler” of Merton works. The essays included in Volume One serve as a kind of roving overview of Merton’ s corpus filling in gaps and lacunae here and there, but also noting the periodic lapses or historical “ intervals” that appear in between each essay.” They show his progress as a writer from a teenager in England all the way to his writings on Eastern religions towards the end of his life. The gathering of these writings under one cover shows not only the progress and fluidity in his writing style, but also the diversity of works that he was capable of penning.
Miracle And Matter: Toward A Messianic Theology Of Creation [Chapter]

Justin Klassen
The Black Sheep [Chapter]

Paul M. Pearson

This book is the first of a 2-volume set. Neither book is like any other Merton book you may have read. Volume I, “ Intervals” , includes original works by Merton, only published in the Merton Annual. We are all familiar with his works written with a common theme such as Faith and Violence or New Seeds or Contemplations. We are also familiar with his volumes of journals, grouped by time period, or his letters, grouped by addressee. “ Intervals” is different. These works, which have only been published in the Merton Annual over a period of more than three decades, are a virtual “ sampler” of Merton works. The essays included in Volume One serve as a kind of roving overview of Merton’ s corpus filling in gaps and lacunae here and there, but also noting the periodic lapses or historical “ intervals” that appear in between each essay.” They show his progress as a writer from a teenager in England all the way to his writings on Eastern religions towards the end of his life. The gathering of these writings under one cover shows not only the progress and fluidity in his writing style, but also the diversity of works that he was capable of penning.
Intersectionality & Higher Education : Theory, Research, & Praxis

Donald Mitchell Jr. and Patricia P. Carver
Letters Of Transit : Fictions

Frederick Smock
Catharine Beecher : The Complexity Of Gender In Nineteenth-Century America

Laura J. Ping
Who We Lost: A Portable COVID Memorial

Martha Greenwald

"In 2020, Martha Greenwald invited mourners to write memories of loved ones lost to COVID on the Who We Lost website. The site has been growing ever since, as the bereaved continue to write and publish stories, and the writers' toolbox section of the website offers guidance and prompts for anyone wishing to contribute their story about who they lost to this grassroots public memorial. The resultant book, Who We Lost: A Portable COVID Memorial, contains dozens of essays and a writing guide for those wishing to add their own story about a loved one who died from COVID. It is a community-generated tribute, a eulogy, a handbook, and a collective memorial."-- Amazon.com.
A Different World : Journals 2015-2022

Isaac McDaniel
An Apartment Next To The Angels

Melanie-Prejean Sullivan

"An Apartment Nex to the Angels is a collection of stories inviting readers to ponder some of life's ultimate questions: What do I believe? Why am I here? How can I handle disappointment and grief? What will happen when I die? The author shares her perspectives, anchored in her interfaith work and lifelong friendships with people of many faiths and worldview. Reflective prompts throughout the book invite readers into the stories, to discern their own answers and to create their own spiritual legacies."--Back cover of book
Bioethics In Physical Therapy: A Reader

Katherine K. Johnson
Connections : Empowering College and Career Success

Paul A. Gore
My Old Kentucky Home : The Astonishing Life And Reckoning Of An Iconic American Song

Emily Bingham
Thomas Merton And The Individual Witness : Kingdom Making In A Post-Christian, Post-Truth World

David E. Orberson