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At the center of this book are the World War II letters (Feldpostbriefe) of a German artist and art teacher to his wife. While these letters address many of the topics usually found in war letters, they are unusual in two respects. Each letter is lovingly decorated with a drawing and the letters make few references to the war itself.

The book is a collection of essays written by professors and learning specialists (educational support personnel) at Beacon College, which is an accredited four-year institution for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and other learning differences.

The book Old Paths and New Ways is a case study of the negotiation between tradition and the quest for relevance in liturgy.

The Country of the Blind challenges the reigning conception of Ibsen as social critic.

Violent Disruptions examines two authors who have powerfully predicted the formation of racial identities and its surrounding discourse in the United States today: William Faulkner (1897-1962) and Richard Wright (1908-1960).

This volume engages in in conceptual analysis and evaluation of theoretical contributions in the field of international justice with concrete applications.

This biography will help people to learn both about K. H. Ting and the fundamentals of Chinese Christianity.

This book addresses the impact of Mannerist architecture and art theory in sixteenth century European architecture and culture.

This book examines literacy education in Senegal.