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John Mossman
John Mossman (or Mosman) was likely born ca. 1717 in Killyleaugh, County Down, Ireland. He was the son of James Mossman and Elizabeth Magdalen Harris. John married Elizabeth Herdman 21 July 1746 in Ireland. They immigrated to America ca. 1789 and settled in Pennsylvania. John and Elizabeth were the parents of eight known children. Descendants lived in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, California and elsewhere.
The Rise of Fetal and Neonatal Physiology
This second edition offers an expanded and updated history of the field of fetal and neonatal development, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the biological aspects that contribute to the wellbeing or pathophysiology of newborns. In this concluding opus of a long and prominent career as a clinical scientist, Dr. Longo has invited new contributions from noted colleagues with expertise in various fields to provide a historical perspective on the impact of how modern concepts emerged in the field of fetal physiology and contributed to the current attention paid to the fetal origins of diseases in adults. In addition to new chapters on maternal physiology and complications...
Current Catalog
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
Gender and Self in Islam
Using philosophical analysis, this book explores the construction of gender in Muslim societies and its implication to the constitution of the self. The root of the existing discourse of the hierarchical principle is examined as is the extent to which the process of human reproduction, especially the role of women in conception, contributes to an anti-egalitarian theory of gender. The author analyzes the theological, cultural and political apparatus of the masculine conception of femininity and seeks to unfold the process of the alienation of the self from a woman’s sense of individuality, agency, and autonomy. Incorporating traditional Islamic sources, Western feminist texts and Christian texts, Gender and Self in Islam seeks to restructure the contradictory claims of gender hierarchy and egalitarianism and elaborate an alternative set of interpretations that is friendly and inclusive of women.
