This book fills a gap in the market for a balanced and up-to-date textbook on Christian ethics. It provides a sound and comprehensive grounding in this subject, and includes engaging examples and memorable illustrations. It is ideal for students and for those on ministerial training courses. 'Malcolm Brown provides a clear intellectual groundwork for working in contemporary Christian ethics, which takes in all the main theories and theorists presently influential in the field.... More than this, he provides sharp and stimulating discussions of many of the issues that presently do, or should,...
This book fills a gap in the market for a balanced and up-to-date textbook on Christian ethics. It provides a sound and comprehensive grounding in thi...
Racism is as pertinent an issue today as it was in the 1980s. This fully updated new edition of Racism provides a thought-provoking account of the history and debate about the concept. Combining historical and theoretical analysis, it surveys the history of the ways in which European peoples have described and experienced non-Europeans, and summarizes the emergence and evolution of the concept of racism within the Western sociological tradition. This edition brings the book up-to-date by looking at examples such as the war in the former Yugoslavia and the cases of Stephen Lawrence and Rodney...
Racism is as pertinent an issue today as it was in the 1980s. This fully updated new edition of Racism provides a thought-provoking account of the his...
Drawing on new material from the archives of the Imperial War Museum, Malcolm Brown skilfully recreates this pivotal year through the eyes of the men and women who experienced the war first hand, vividly capturing the brutality of war as well as the moments of humanity.
Drawing on new material from the archives of the Imperial War Museum, Malcolm Brown skilfully recreates this pivotal year through the eyes of the men ...
Scapa Flow, a vast, natural harbour in the Orkney Islands, served as the Royal Navy's main base during the two world wars, from where ships sailed to the Battle of Jutland in the First and in convoy to northern Russia in the Second. Thousands of men and women saw service in and around this remote anchorage, including soldiers and sailors who crewed the ships and manned the lonely batteries, and Wrens, nurses and civilians who were posted there. Scapa Flow brings together their memories - the bleak isolation, its implacable winds and glorious sunsets, the camaraderie and good humour - forming...
Scapa Flow, a vast, natural harbour in the Orkney Islands, served as the Royal Navy's main base during the two world wars, from where ships sailed to ...
