This unique volume makes accessible for the first time an index of more than 1,000 interviews relating to Depression era arts projects.

Government and the Arts in Thirties America: A Guide to Oral Histories and Other Research Materials

History

Rosenzweig, Roy

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Univ Publ Assn

This unique volume makes accessible for the first time an index of more than 1,000 interviews relating to Depression era arts projects.

Barry Wind's remarkable book provides a comprehensive account of the genre paintings of Valazquez, the great seventeenth-century Spanish painter.

Velazquez's Bodegones: A Study in Seventeenth-Century Spanish Genre Painting

Arts & Photography

Wind, Barry

History & Criticism

This book deals with the intersection of desire, imagery and the literary in the context of ethical concerns, reviewing these themes from several points of view and using a wide variety of literary examples as illustrations.

Find You the Virtue: Ethics, Image and Desire in Literature

MASSEY, Irving

Reference

Ecuador's national experience from independence to 1912 is traced in English for the first time in this compelling, fascinating history.

Nineteenth Century Ecuador: An Historical Introduction

Spindler, Frank MacDonald

Americas

Professor Tullock shows what happens when, abandoning the traditional view of civil and criminal law as an extension of moral philosophy, concepts and procedures of modern welfare economics are applied to our legal system.

The Logic of the Law

Politics & Social Sciences

TULLOCK, GORDON

Philosophy

The Popular Perception of Industrial History

These papers, taken from the 1985 Lowell Conference, focus on the public's understanding of its industrial heritage. They also explore the ways in which museums, historic sites, community-based historical programs, corporate public relations efforts, and films determine our popular perceptions of the industrial past.

Business & Money

Weible, Robert

Industries

This study is concerned with the examination of some of the most important thematic motifs that dominate the art of the ancient Jews. Its focal point is the mosaic pavement of the Beth Alpha synagogue that stood, some 1500 years ago, in the Lower Galilee of ancient Palestine. The crowning design in the decorative scheme of that synagogue is a pedimented portal, elaborately worked out in mosaic cubes, which forms the backbone of this study and provides its title. Originally published by Wayne State University Press in 1966, this edition contains a new Introduction by Jacob Neusner.

The Sacred Portal: A Primary Symbol in Ancient Judaic Art (Brown Classics in Judaica Series)

Goldman, Bernard

Religion & Spirituality

This first volume of Facets of Faith and Science explores the specific roles of metaphysical and religious beliefs in explanation and theory construction in the natural sciences. The contributors survey modes of interaction between religion and science with special attention for the sensitivities required for their historiography. Historical studies are used to construct models integrating religion and science, and reasons are offered why religion and science should or should not interact.Chapters Include: Religious Belief and the Natural Sciences: Mapping the Historical Landscape; Scientific Work and Its Theological Dimensions: Towards a Theology of Natural Science. Co-published with The Pascal Centre for Advanced Studies in Faith and Science.

Facets of Faith and Science: Vol. I: Historiography and Modes of Interaction

Meer, van der Jitse

Science & Math

This third volume of Facets of Faith and Science presents case studies covering astronomy, biology, cosmology, and physics.Chapters Include: The Role of Beliefs in Modern Cosmology; Rationalism, Voluntarism and Seventeeth Century Science; Newton's Rejection of the Newtonian World View: The Role of Divine Will in Newton's Natural Philosophy; Astronomy for the People: R.A. Proctor and the Popularization of the Victorian Universe; Physical Laws as Knowledge and Belief; On the Complexity of the Relationship between Astronomy and Religion: Jesuit Missionary-Astronomers in the Sixteenth and Seventeeth Centuries; Astral Piety, Astronomy, and Ethics in the Ancient Mediterranean; The Shroud of Turin: Resetting the Carbon-14 Clock; Newton and Christianity; Mind and Brain, Science and Religion: Comparing of the Work of Donald M. McKay and Roger W. Sperry; The Role of Theology in Current Evolutionary Reasoning; The Concept of the 'Open System': Another Machine Metaphor for the Organism?; The Concept of Hierarchy in Contemporary Systems Thinking: A Key to Overcoming Reductionism?; Control Hierarchies: A View of Life.

Facets of Faith and Science

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Books by Univ Publ Assn

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Government and the Arts in Thirties America: A Guide to Oral Histories and Other Research Materials

Government and the Arts in Thirties America: A Guide to Oral Histories and Other Research Materials

Velazquez's Bodegones: A Study in Seventeenth-Century Spanish Genre Painting

Find You the Virtue: Ethics, Image and Desire in Literature

Nineteenth Century Ecuador: An Historical Introduction

The Logic of the Law

The Popular Perception of Industrial History

The Sacred Portal: A Primary Symbol in Ancient Judaic Art (Brown Classics in Judaica Series)

Facets of Faith and Science: Vol. I: Historiography and Modes of Interaction

Facets of Faith and Science