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• Surveys the intellectual debate on the nature of evil over the past two hundred years
• Engages with a broad range of discourses and thinkers, from Kant and the German Idealists, via Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, to Levinas and Adorno
• Suggests that the concept of moral evil touches on a neuralgic point in western culture
• Argues that, despite the widespread abuse and political manipulation of the term 'evil', we...

Russia and the Trans-Siberian Railroad had been a great interest of author Roy Dews for many years. He then learned his brother-in-law, Andy Anderson, shared the same interest. An adventure was born. In The Russian Odyssey, Dews recounts the details of the fifty-two day journey he and Anderson experienced beginning June 7 of 1993.

In this travelogue, Dews narrates the ins and outs of trip that originated in Atlanta, Georgia, and took the pair to Warsaw, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland and culminated in a 5,810-mile trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad from Moscow to Vladivostok....

Russia and the Trans-Siberian Railroad had been a great interest of author Roy Dews for many years. He then learned his brother-in-law, Andy Anderson, shared the same interest. An adventure was born. In The Russian Odyssey, Dews recounts the details of the fifty-two day journey he and Anderson experienced beginning June 7 of 1993.

In this travelogue, Dews narrates the ins and outs of trip that originated in Atlanta, Georgia, and took the pair to Warsaw, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland and culminated in a 5,810-mile trip on the Trans-Siberian Railroad from Moscow to Vladivostok....

For author Judy D. Dews, life has thrown her a variety of challenges. In To the Edge and Back, she shares these challenges and shows how God saved her and has worked in her life..

Beginning with her birth in California in 1961, the third of her parent's children, Dews' mother tried to give her away, an action that set the tone for the strained relationship between them. Through her parents' divorce, her father's untimely death, being burned on more than 74 percent of her body, and the death of her grandmother from cancer, Dews found comfort in church and prayer.

To the Edge...

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For author Judy D. Dews, life has thrown her a variety of challenges. In To the Edge and Back, she shares these challenges and shows how God saved her and has worked in her life..

Beginning with her birth in California in 1961, the third of her parent's children, Dews' mother tried to give her away, an action that set the tone for the strained relationship between them. Through her parents' divorce, her father's untimely death, being burned on more than 74 percent of her body, and the death of her grandmother from cancer, Dews found comfort in church and prayer.

To the Edge...

Out in the South is organized into...

Over the last two decades, contemporary French philosophy has exercised a powerful influence on intellectual life, across both Europe and America. Post-structuralist strategies and concepts have played an important role in many forms of social, cultural and aesthetic analysis, particularly on the Left. Despite the widespread reception, however, there has still been comparatively little analysis of the basic philosophical assumptions of post-structuralism, or of the compatibility of many of its central tenets with the progressive political orientations with which it is frequently...