974 results for 'Gross, Gerald'

The Order of Public Reason: A Theory of Freedom and Morality in a Diverse and Bounded World by Gerald GausThis influential work presents a revised account of public reason liberalism, exploring how...

Romans and Galatians are presented in an accessible commentary that helps readers engage with God's Word. This volume provides a fresh expository commentary, along with the entire NLT text of Romans...

Gerald Brenan's The Spanish Labyrinth offers a unique perspective on the complex social and political landscape of pre-Civil War Spain. Written by a literary figure with firsthand experience, this...

Ekphrastia Gone Wild brings together a diverse range of poets from around the world to explore the power of art as inspiration. This anthology features work by 87 poets, including notable...

Kingfisher by Gerald Seymour In 1970, four Ukrainian Jewish students hijacked a plane in an attempt to escape persecution in the Soviet Union. With one country after another refusing to let them...

The Future of Orthodox Anglicanism by Gerald Robert McDermott explores the current state and future prospects of the Anglican Church. With its rich legacy and diverse perspectives, this book delves...

Anansi the Spider: A Traditional Ashanti Tale In this traditional Ashanti folktale, Anansi, a cunning and resourceful spider, embarks on a perilous journey. Threatened by formidable foes, he is saved...

The Metaphysical Poets: A Casebook by Gerald Hammond A comprehensive study of the metaphysical poets of the 17th century, this book explores their unique blend of philosophical and literary themes...

Gerald Hanna's ordinary life was turned upside down when he stumbled into a jewel heist shootout. Forced to take one of the criminals with him, he soon found himself in a desperate game of cat and...

Zomo the Rabbit: A Trickster Tale from West Africa Gerald McDermott's retelling of an enduring Nigerian trickster tale features a clever rabbit who embarks on three apparently impossible tasks to...

The American Influence on the French Riviera In the 1920s, Americans led by Cole Porter revolutionized the way people visited the French Riviera. They shifted the focus from winter to summer, paving...

The National Interest and the Law of the Sea by Scott Gerald Borgerson The 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea has been signed and ratified by 156 countries, but not by the United States. This...

The Dardanelles campaign remains one of the most infamous episodes of World War I. This account by Gerald B. Hurst offers a rare and candid perspective on the events that unfolded in 1915, as the 7th...

The Nightwatches of Bonaventura by Bonaventura A dark and twisted novel that blends the styles of Poe and Beckett, this 2014 publication is a masterful exploration of human despair and disgust...

Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent Design exposes the underlying flaws and motivations behind intelligent design creationism. Barbara Forrest and Paul R. Gross argue that this...

Emily Sparkes and the Friendship Fiasco Book 1 by Ruth Fitzgerald is a humorous tale of navigating life's challenges with friends by your side. When your best friend moves away and your parents bring...

In Another World explores the unique connection between Van Morrison's music and his hometown of Belfast. Poet Gerald Dawe delves into the inspirations behind Morrison's rhythm and blues, shedding...

Nicholas Crane explores eight epic journeys through Britain's history, tracing the footsteps of its greatest explorers and chroniclers. From ancient Wales to 20th-century England, he delves into the...

Lord Chelmsford and the Zulu War is a comprehensive account of the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879. Written by Major Gerald French, who defended Lord Chelmsford's actions during this conflict, the book...

Coyote A Trickster Tale from the American Southwest by Gerald McDermott is a story about a mischievous character who gets into trouble wherever he goes. He wants to learn how to sing, dance and fly...

When running away from problems doesn't seem to bring relief, Clarissa & Essie Walton and Gerald Wainwright find themselves brought together by circumstance. A chance twist of events sets them on the...

A murder on the train from Paddington sets off a chain of events in Temple Regis, a quaint Devonshire seaside town. Local reporter Miss Judy Dimont is drawn into the investigation, which leads her to...

Gerald Durrell's account of his South American adventure is a humorous and inspiring tale of wildlife exploration. When transporting animals across vast distances, it's not as simple as boarding them...

A Dictionary of Naval Slang by Gerald O'Driscoll is a unique collection of colourful language used by sailors in the Royal Navy. Over the centuries, naval crews developed their own peculiar...

LDAP System Administration: Putting Directories to Work By Gerald Carter This book helps you manage configuration information more efficiently. You'll learn how to centralize data, making it easier...

The SS Alibi Of A Nation, 1922-1945 by Gerald Reitlinger is a powerful exploration of the complex social machinery that enabled the Nazi regime's atrocities. Through original German documents and...

Job by J. Gerald Janzen provides a literary analysis of the book of Job within its historical and universal contexts. This commentary presents a systematic and literary approach to understanding the...

Richard Harrington Arctic Photography 1948-53 A collection of powerful photographs from renowned Canadian documentary photographer Richard Harrington's expeditions to the Arctic between 1947 and 1953...

F. Gerald Downing's Formation for Knowing God Imagining God: At-One-Ing, Transforming, for Self-Revealing is a thought-provoking analysis of the concept of knowledge through revelation in...

A Damned Serious Business by Gerald Seymour is a gripping novel that delves into the world of cyberwarfare and masterful characterisation. In this thrilling tale, a new cold war rages, with Russian...

Rope Works Plus by Gerald L. Findley is an expanded guide to knot-tying and rope work, building on the author's original book Rope Works. This detailed resource provides step-by-step instructions for...

The Paris Directive by Gerald Jay is a gripping thriller that delves into the dark underbelly of international politics and human nature. In the small village of Taziac, a gruesome quadruple homicide...

Gerald L. Klerman, Myrna M. Weissman, Bruce J. Rounsaville and Eve S. Chevron present a model of Interpersonal Psychotherapy for clinically depressed patients in this 1984 publication. The theory...

The Girl and the Sword by Gerald Weaver is a sweeping saga that explores the complex world of medieval England. For 15 years, Pauline de Pamiers has faced persecution as a member of the Cathar sect...

Climate Denial in American Politics provides an in-depth examination of climate denialism within American politics. This book explores the evolution of American political thought on climate change,...

The Dark Night of the Soul: A Psychiatrist Explores the Connection Between Darkness and Spiritual GrowthGerald G. May, a distinguished psychiatrist and spiritual counsellor, argues that the dark side...

Birthright, the second installment in Gerald St Clare's Arkship Archives series, presents a thought-provoking exploration of class, entitlement, and blind adherence to authority. As the occupants of...

Doreen Valiente: A Life Revealed This personal biography sheds new light on the life of Doreen Valiente, widely regarded as the greatest single female figure in modern British witchcraft. Drawing on...

Discover the world's major religions in this concise and informative introduction. Gerald R. McDermott explores eight key faiths, providing a deeper understanding of their central beliefs and...

A Concise Dictionary of Theology by Gerald O'Collins and Edward G. Farrugia provides essential information on central theological terms, clarifying their meaning and significance in the story of...

Gospel Prism is a thought-provoking novel that explores the intricate relationship between literature, language, truth and religious faith. When Christian receives an unexpected visit from a...

A new perspective on the female body is finally being explored. For too long, science has viewed women through a narrow lens, focusing mainly on their reproductive capabilities. This limited...

The Last Brother by Andrew Gross is a gripping historical novel set against the backdrop of 1930s New York City. Three brothers, bound together by blood and circumstance, take different paths in life...

In the Shadow of Freud's Couch: Portraits of Psychoanalysts in Their Offices is a unique exploration of psychoanalysis today. Over 15 years, author Mark Gerald photographed psychoanalysts in their...

Neurodivergent students of color often face unique challenges in the classroom. This book offers a fresh perspective on how to support these students by shifting from a deficit-based approach to one...

Anansi the Spider: A Traditional Ashanti Tale This Caldecott Honor Book tells the story of Anansi, a cunning and resourceful spider who outwits his foes and solves a difficult problem with the help...

Jack Carter returns to Doncaster for his brother's funeral, but Frank's death doesn't add up. A mild and sober man found dead in his car at the bottom of a cliff is not like the man who died. Jack...

Judy Garland was an entertainer of almost magical power. Her life was marked by a series of comebacks and heartbreaks, spanning over half a century. This biography, written by Gerald Clarke after ten...

Keris and Other Malay Weapons by Gerald B Gardner is a rare and fascinating study of Malay weaponry and war. Originally published in 1936, this book has become increasingly hard to find due to its...

Arrow to the Sun A Pueblo Indian Tale by Gerald McDermott is a vibrant retelling of an ancient legend, set against the stunning backdrop of Pueblo Indian art. This Caldecott Award-winning tale...

Owain Glyndwr: Prince of Wales is a masterful study of the life and legacy of Glyn Dŵr, whose revolt against English rule in 15th-century Wales ensured his status as a national hero. This new...

God is Love: A Biblical and Systematic Theology by Gerald Bray provides a comprehensive exploration of God's love as revealed in Scripture. Written for Christians seeking to deepen their...

Gerald Dawe's The Sound of the Shuttle is an insightful exploration of cultural belonging and northern Protestantism in Northern Ireland. Spanning four decades, this collection of essays offers a...

Home Run by Gerald Seymour is a gripping thriller that delves into the complex world of espionage and counter-terrorism. When Mattie Furniss, a seasoned British Intelligence agent, is ordered to...

Topobiology: An Introduction to Molecular Embryology explores the fundamental questions of how animals acquire their shape and how this shape evolves. Nobel laureate Gerald M. Edelman challenges the...

Identity: The Necessity of a Modern Idea by Gerald Izenberg explores the concept of identity as it has evolved over the past century. From the aftermath of World War I to 2010, this comprehensive...

The Greatest Coast Guard Rescue Stories Ever Told is an unforgettable collection of air and sea rescues that capture readers' imaginations. Culled from books, magazines, and elsewhere, this book...

The War of the Crown: An Epic Fantasy Novel by Paul Bennett As war rages across the land, the fate of the kingdom hangs in the balance. The Army of Merceria is stretched to its limits, while...

Gerald Kersh's Nightshade and Damnations is a collection of unsettling tales that explore the darker corners of human experience. From the eerie landscapes of South America to the streets of...

Gerald Stourzh explores the concept of isonomy, a system of equal rights for all, as an alternative to traditional democracy. He examines how individual rights, including the right to participate in...

Gerald Durrell's A Zoo in My Luggage is a fascinating account of his attempt to set up his own zoo. For years, he had been collecting animals for other zoos, but it wasn't until he decided to take...

A Song in the Morning by Gerald Seymour In this gripping thriller, a British undercover agent faces execution for his past mistakes. His son, who has never known him, sets out to save his father's...

A Clinician's Guide to Systemic Sex Therapy by Nancy Gambescia, Gerald R. Weeks, and Katherine M. Hertlein provides a comprehensive framework for clinicians to optimize their treatment of clients...

The Origins Debate: A Balanced Exploration Gerald Rau offers a thoughtful analysis of the six main models of origins in his book Mapping the Origins Debate. This thought-provoking work presents a...

Gerald F. Seib's We Should Have Seen It Coming chronicles the remarkable rise and evolution of the conservative movement in America from 1980 to the present day.The author, who served as executive...

The Book of Waking Dreams: Exploring the Power of Sentient Dreams Gerald L. Kovacich's unique perspective delves into the world of waking dreams, exploring their significance and potential meaning...

The Durrells of Corfu by Michael Haag The Durrell family's story is one of unexpected twists and turns, as revealed in this fascinating biography. Michael Haag, with his intimate knowledge of the...

When a man is found dead outside the conservatory at the family's Yorkshire shooting lodge, the evidence points to an unfortunate conclusion. Lord Peter Wimsey's brother, Gerald, the Duke of Denver,...

A Dictionary of Narratology by Gerald Prince provides quick and reliable access to terms and concepts that are defined, illustrated, and cross-referenced. This indispensable reference guide cuts...

The Faith We Confess: An Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles This book provides an in-depth exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion, one of the three historic formularies of the Church...

Beyond Cheering and Bashing: New Perspectives on the Closing of the American Mind by William K. Buckley and James Seaton. This collection of essays offers a nuanced exploration of the debate...

The Prophets and Our Times by Gerald Culleton This book explores the prophecies of the Old and New Testaments, as well as those of saints and holy individuals, all relating to the End-of-Time era...

The Pain of Christ and the Sorrow of God Lenten Meditations by Gerald Vann offers a profound exploration of the Christian faith during the Lenten season. In seven chapters, Fr. Vann delves into the...

A candid and unflinching account of one man's life, filled with stories of his most unconventional experiences. From his military career to struggles with depression and addiction, Shane Gerald...

Keris and Other Malay Weapons by Gerald B. Gardner is a rare and fascinating study of Malay weaponry and war. First published in 1936, this book has become increasingly hard to find due to its...

The King James Bible: A Translation in Context In 1611, a team of translators worked tirelessly to produce a version of the Bible that would endure for centuries. What motivated these men? To...

Bichos y demás parientes is the second part of Gerald Durrell's celebrated trilogy from Corfú, which begins with Mi familia y otros animales and concludes with El jardín de los dioses. This narrative...

The letters of Galatians and Ephesians are at the heart of the Reformation era's theological revolution. In these epistles, Paul's gospel of justification by faith alone was rediscovered by reformers...

Beneath the Vatican's surface lies a complex web of secrets and intrigue. In the third volume of his Confessions series, Leo Lyon Zagami delves deeper into the mysteries of the Illuminati, revealing...

Adoption and the Gospel explores the connection between adoption and the Christian message. Gerald Clark shares his personal journey as he sought to understand the needs of children in an orphanage,...

Kevin the Vampire: A Wild and Wicked Witch by Matt Brown. Join Kevin and his friends as they embark on an exciting adventure. With the Festival of Fear just around the corner, Kevin's family carnival...

The Comics Journal #310 A collection of in-depth interviews and conversations with artists and creators from the world of comics. This issue features a wide-ranging conversation between Gary Groth...

D.H. Lawrence's "Women in Love" is a powerful and modern novel that explores the complexities of love and human imperfections against the backdrop of social turmoil. Published in 1920, this sequel to...

The Developing Classical Singer: Songs by British and American Composers for Mezzo-Soprano is a collection of challenging songs suitable for advancing singers and university students.Composed by...

The Miner's Canary explores the complex relationship between race and power in America, proposing a radical new way to confront racial inequalities.Gerald Torres and Lani Guinier argue that...

Danzas Argentinas Opus 2 For Piano is a celebrated composition by Alberto Ginastera, widely performed by students and professionals worldwide. Composed in 1937, this suite showcases distinctive...

St Augustine's teachings on the resurrection of Jesus Christ remain an important aspect of Christian theology. This book provides a comprehensive examination of his views on the subject, exploring...

Aging with Attitude by Diane Cirincione and Gerald G. Jampolsky offers inspiring new perspectives for living the second half of life with inner peace, happiness, and tranquility. Drawing from the...

Gerald L. Bruns explores the effects of fragmentary writing in modern literature, focusing on texts that refuse traditional narrative logic. He examines how authors like Friedrich Schlegel, Gertrude...

This 2011 edition of "An Approach to Community Mental Health" by Gerald Caplan is part of a collection of major contributions in the social sciences, first published in 1961. Routledge has reissued...

The Comic Mind: Comedy and the Movies by Gerald Mast A comprehensive study of film comedy, tracing its development from the early days of cinema to the 1970s. Mast explores the philosophical visions...

The Catholic Church has a rich and complex history that spans centuries. This Very Short Introduction explores its origins, evolution, and challenges in the modern world. From its early beginnings to...

Gerald Durrell's account of his encounter with the Aye-Aye is one of the most incredible stories he ever shared. This lemur, held by local superstition to be an omen of death, was unlike any other...

The Call of Magic is the origin story of Mistress Albreda, a wild mage who unleashes the magic within. After her mother's death, Albreda grew up facing adversity and now finds herself lost in the...

Sabre-Tooth The second novel in the Modesty Blaise series, Sabre-Tooth is a thrilling tale of espionage and adventure. Karz, a modern-day warlord, has set his sights on invading oil-rich Kuwait, but...

The Wrong Country: Essays on Modern Irish Writing by Gerald Dawe A personal and engaging exploration of modern Irish literature, this collection delves into the lives and times of leading writers,...

Gerald Kersh's Neither Man Nor Dog is a collection of 37 stories that showcase his mastery of the form. These tales are often humorous, sometimes violent, and frequently unsettling, making them...

The Growth of Religious Diversity: Traditions by Gerald Parsons examines the role and significance of religion in post-war Britain. This two-volume set explores how the country has become...

Sabre-Tooth is a gripping adventure featuring Modesty Blaise, a renowned espionage expert, and her loyal lieutenant Willie Garvin. When a hunch by Sir Gerald Tarrant of the Foreign Office sets in...

The Contract by Gerald Seymour A gripping tale of loyalty and betrayal, set against the complex backdrop of Cold War politics. When a young Russian defector's father is coerced into working on Soviet...