Youth, Gospel, Liberation

Warren, Michael

Religion & Spirituality

Harpercollins

Recalling the Medical Officer of Health: Writings by Sidney Chave

Francis, Huw

Chave, Sidney

Health, Fitness & Dieting

King's Fund

Twelve specially commissioned essays re-examine the early texts of King Lear  from a series of interlocking perspectives, in a wide-ranging discussion with profound implications for all readers of Shakespeare.

The Division of the kingdoms: Shakespeare's two versions of King Lear (Oxford Shakespeare studies)

Literature & Fiction

Taylor, Gary

History & Criticism

Clarendon Press

Shorelines : birds at the water's edge

Hodder and Stoughton

Resources for Youth Ministry

Paulist Pr

The book offers an insightful look at this and other dilemmas facing parishes today. This is essential reading for catechists, clergy and parish and religious education leaders. There is more to the faith experience than simply attending church on Sunday. Catechesis is vital to the life of the local church, but it loses most of its power when people fail to integrate what they learn in the classroom into their daily lives. Michael Warren offers an insightful look at this and other dilemmas facing parishes today. This is essential reading for catechists, clergy and parish and religious education leaders.

Faith, Culture, and the Worshiping Community

Christian Books & Bibles

Paulist Press

Michael Warren is a Modern English London based Artist who has been drawing and painting contemporary London life for the past twenty years. He has had a number of one-man shows and has contributed to many mixed exhibitions including The Royal Academy; The Singer and Freidlander (The Sunday Times Water Colour Exhibition); and The Royal Water Colours Society Exhibition. Michael Warren studied initially at Sidcup and then at Goldsmiths and at the St. Martin's School of Art. He spent over 3 years drawing and painting The Household Cavalry Division at Knightsbridge Barracks. As a British artist of 20th century he exhibited a series of watercolours of the soldiers and their horses at their daily activities and ceremonial duties at the Montpelier Studio in both 1983 and 1986. Michael was the official British artist, employed by London's world famous landmark, the Battersea Power Station to cover the start of demolition from 1988 to 1990, where he collated a commissioned work collection of drawings and paintings which will shortly be published in book form to coincide with the regeneration of the old power station area. Since the early 1990's, Michael has been devoting an increasing amount of time to working in oils. His work is figurative with an emphasis on the urban landscape. He shows how people living in a large city physically exist in close proximity and yet manage to remain somehow separate from one another. He has received many prestigious corporate and private commissions as one of the most famous British artists, including the official commission from the Household Cavalry to paint the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of York in 1985, and his painting entitled 'Regeneration of the City', was officially presented by Battersea Power Station to the then Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher.

Shorelines: Birds at the water's edge

Times Books

This book explores how culture functions and intersects with religious groups, particularly Christians. It explores the way electronic communications, especially film and television, shape our world of meaning. Using the theories of British thinker Raymond Williams as his framework, Warren focuses on the actual process by which versions of reality are produced, the production of signification. He also draws on the ideas of Paulo Freire pointing out that cultural agency happens when individuals decide to exercise some judgment and control over the kinds of cultural material they will accept or resist.
If culture is a signifying system, says Warren, then religion is too. Contrasting values from the wider culture create dilemmas for those trying to follow a religious life. Choices either mirror the wider culture or reflect a culture of resistance. Warren seeks to help the reader develop the skills of cultural analysis by paying attention to the images that support culture, examining the life structures that support culture, and paying attention to how any particular aspect of culture is produced. Beyond all this, however, the author calls for a stance of resistance to all that violates human dignity and unity--all the aspects of culture that persons with high religious ideals cannot accept.

Communications and Cultural Analysis: A Religious View

Business & Money

Praeger

For 15 years, Notts-based bird painter Michael Warren has recorded sightings of species rare and common at the former Tarmac sand and gravel quarry Langford Lowfields, representing his bird list in the form of beautiful coloured sketches.

Taking Flight: The Birds of Langford Lowfields

Arts & Photography

GARDNERS VI BOOKS AMS006

Deer Dad: A Hunter's Guide

Sports & Outdoors

Hunting & Fishing

Ledero Pr

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