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"Blighted Beginnings"
"This book also looks at how authors have persistently used the bildungsroman to complicate and challenge the idealization of the family, exposing the divorce ban as symptomatic of an unrealistic notion of domestic inviolability. This study concludes with a discussion of the future of the bildungsroman in a country that has transcended many of its formative crises. This chapter considers Doyle's A Star Called Henry as a text that inaugurates a new phase in Irish coming-of-age narratives in which many of the problems of Irish life, formerly treated so earnestly and tragically, can be a source of play and humor." "By looking at a comprehensive range of novels by writers like Sean O'Faolain, Elizabeth Bowen, Edna O'Brien, and William Trevor, as well as lesser known figures like Eimar O'Duffy, Francis MacManus, and Mary Morrissy, Blighted Beginnings traces the evolving concerns of Irish writers as they pushed for a greater accommodation of individual freedoms and aspirations."--BOOK JACKET.
Messages from Above
Trust, my child. Why would I give you this guidance if it were not to be followed? Trust that all is in place for you, trust that I want only the best for you, and trust that you have many more years on this planet to spread your wisdom. But I would also like you to teach others about trust and believing. How can you teach what you do not do? Move forward, my child, giving thanks each day for all you have been blessed with, and trust the guidance I have put in place for you. Trust, my child, and teach others to do the same. Your Loving God
Journal of Medieval Military History
This series debates aspects of medieval warfare, and this volume deals with warfare in the 15th century in particular.
In the Field
In the Field, by Renee C. Fox, is a narrative account of the author's life as a sociologist. It is not a memoir in the conventional sense; rather, it is an ethnographic autobiography. Drawing on a vast reservoir of notes and documents that chronicle the span of her career, this work also focuses on the places Fox's field research has carried her.Propelled by a conviction to move beyond the boundaries of herself and of her native land, Fox has done first-hand research in Europe, Central Africa, and China, as well as in the United States. The majority of her research has centered on health, illness, and medicine. Other recurrent themes that pervade her work include training for uncertainty; the allocation of scarce resources; the relationship between self and others; detachment and concern; the particular and the universal; the harm that can result from intended good; and the questions posed by illness and accident, pain and suffering, and death.It is Fox's commitment as a teacher and mentor of generations of students that lies at the heart of this book. This volume will inspire new generations of social researchers.
The Expositor's Bible The Pastoral Epistles
"The Expositor's Bible: The Pastoral Epistles" through Alfred Plummer is a scholarly and insightful exploration of the New Testament books of one Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus. As an esteemed theologian and biblical student, Plummer delves into those pastoral letters historically attributed to the Apostle Paul, supplying readers a comprehensive and illuminating observation. Alfred Plummer's paintings is characterised by means of its depth of evaluation, linguistic know-how, and dedication to ancient and contextual knowledge. In "The Expositor's Bible," he navigates via the complexities of the Pastoral Epistles, addressing subjects of doctrine, church organisation, and moral steering for earl...
