Part 1 The Children's Treasury of Lyrical Poetry

Guam and Its People

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Korsett Kalender

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The Abuse the Rebellion the Survival Despite All Odds

Invisible Tears

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&ldquo;Jungian analyst Gellert crafts a psychobiography of the Abrahamic God across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam in this perceptive study. . . . [His] work offers a bridge between the present-yet-harsh God found in the Bible and the seemingly-absent-but-ever-loving God contemporary churches, mosques, and synagogues worship.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly &ldquo;This remarkable book is so full of intelligence, insight, and startling humor that I wanted to read every other page out loud to someone else. In his keen analysis of the divine mind, Michael Gellert not only led me to a new understanding of what it means to be made in God&rsquo;s image (with our neuroses and all), but he also gave me fresh compassion for what a very hard job it is to be God.&rdquo; &mdash;Barbara Brown Taylor, Episcopal priest, professor, and New York Times bestselling-author of Holy Envy and Learning to Walk in the Dark &#160; &ldquo;Gellert reads God&rsquo;s inner journey from the pages of scripture&mdash;Jewish, Christian, and Muslim&mdash;into its continuation in three mystical traditions and on down to our own day. An engrossing account, enriched by Jungian psychology, that makes God&rsquo;s journey a persuasive metaphor for our own.&rdquo; &mdash;Jack Miles, Pulitzer Prize&ndash;winning author of God: A Biography &#160; &ldquo;In this fascinating account, Gellert applies depth psychology and trauma theory to Yahweh&rsquo;s inner journey from trauma to redemption, a journey that parallels the evolution of our consciousness as well. This creative, engaging book seems especially relevant to our time, when the Abrahamic religions and their patriarchal assumptions are so frequently in our daily news cycle&mdash;seeking transformation and redemption like the Yahwistic God himself.&rdquo; &mdash;Donald Kalsched, author of The Inner World of Trauma and Trauma and the Soul &#160; &ldquo;Gellert thoughtfully critiques the literal image of the biblical God&mdash;so filled with complexities and &lsquo;opposites&rsquo;&mdash;and traces its evolution to a more holistic image in the writings of the mystics of all three Abrahamic religions. Filled with psychological insights and written with both passion and compassion, this is a creative, radical, disturbing, bold, and illuminating work.&rdquo; &mdash;Rabbi Mel Gottlieb, PhD, president, spiritual director, and former Dean of the Rabbinical School, Academy for Jewish Religion, California &#160; &ldquo;Startling, daring, and profound, this is one of the greatest books I have read. Brilliant and highly readable, what Gellert says about God has gone right into me and become a part of me, penetrating my heart as well as my mind.&rdquo; &mdash;Gilda Frantz, author of Sea Glass and co-editor-in-chief of Psychological Perspectives&ldquo;This is a rich and surprising book. The clarity of Gellert&rsquo;s prose belies the profound ambiguity at the heart of his subject. He makes a compelling case that if we allow ourselves to experience the pregnant silence that the Western notion of God has given way to, a space opens up in our minds to consider the creative possibilities of everything that is left to us to complete.&rdquo; &#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&mdash;John Beebe, author of&#160;Integrity in Depth &#160;&ldquo;Gellert offers a road map that leads from the mind&rsquo;s myriad projections to the enigmatic soul and its own origin. Crossing some fascinating and at times painful terrain, he brings the reader into silent realms of contemplation, and concludes his book on a joyful, mystical note. It is an intriguing book, to put it mildly.&rdquo; &#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; &mdash;Vraje Abramian, translator of Nobody, Son of Nobody: Poems of Sheikh Abu-Saeed Abil Kheir and Winds of Grace: Poetry, Stories and Teachings of Sufi Mystics and Saints &#160;&ldquo;With great erudition and eloquence, Gellert profoundly challenges our established understanding of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The story of God&rsquo;s awakening that he so poignantly tells is really our own. One will never again read our scriptures in the same way or argue for a theological position that holds that God is outside of us, or only outside of us, or fundamentally different than us. Even atheists will find common ground with this book&rsquo;s all-embracing and inspiring vision.&rdquo; &#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; &mdash;Gary Granger, Humanities Professor Emeritus, Vanier College, Montreal

The Divine Mind: Exploring the Psychological History of God's Inner Journey

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"A passionate, practical guidebook to reclaiming and reinvigorating participatory democracy." -- Dennis J. Seese, Library Journal

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Diplomatie

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Twin Soul Oneness

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"Up to now, historians have asked about the origins of Japan's distinctive state-led economic system. John Sagers turns the question around and in a lucid, thought-provoking account asks how it was that samurai bureaucrats from the most feudalistic and command-oriented of regions, Satsuma, built a market-oriented economy. A great read!" - Mark Metzler, University of Texas at Austin, author of Lever of Empire: The International Gold Standard and the Crisis of Liberalism in Prewar Japan

"Sagers' study is particularly interesting in that it explores political economic thought across the divide of the Meiji Restoration. He closely examines Satsuma domain and its pragmatic officials who later served in the Meiji government to highlight the continuities of political economic reasoning within early modern domainal states and the modern Japanese state." - Luke Roberts, University of California, Santa Barbara

"The first book-length study in English of official economic concepts and practices across the Meiji Restoration of 1868, this work makes a signal contribution to our understanding of Japan's transition to a modern capitalist economy. By documenting the indigenous sources of Meiji economic thinking, the author offers an important corrective to the standard view that after 1868 Japanese leaders drew inspiration almost exclusively from Western economic ideas and models. A welcome addition to the new wave of studies dealing with Japan's experience in the nineteenth century as a whole." - Steven Ericson, Dartmouth College

"[A] useful exploration of the development strategies pursued by nineteenth-century Satsuma and the early Meiji state." - Tom Havens, Northeastern University

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This book takes thinking about palliative care teams to a new level. All aspects are critically reviewed: team composition and functioning, team building and leadership, managing stress and conflict, ethical and legal issues and, most importantly, team effectiveness. Even the sacred tenet of palliative care teams is challenged-we know good palliative care makes a difference, but is this difference primarily due to the team or could it be equally well delivered by
sufficiently resourced individuals? At a time when there is a leaning towards the medicalisation of death, this thought-provoking book puts the team back centre stage.

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Praise for Cold Earth"I'm not one for thrillers . .  but Cold Earth had too many good ingredients to pass up . . . Moss draws six unforgettable individuals, through their interactions with fellow archeologists and through letters home to their loved ones. Bugs in amber, carbon in ice&#8212;a reader watches their existence constrict to survival." &#8212;Los Angeles Times"In stripped&#8211;down prose that never reveals too much, first&#8211;novelist Moss conjures an increasingly creepy atmosphere, the isolation and stark beauty of the Greenland coast, and the rigors of survival in a harsh environment." &#8212;BooklistPraise for the U.K. edition of Cold Earth"It is almost perfect . . . This is an unusually promising first novel." &#8212;Times Literary Supplement (London)"Few first novels are as topical as this . . . There is a lot to enjoy." &#8212;Financial Times (London)"Moss's stark writing delivers stinging splashes of cold water. Every element is distilled for purity of purpose." &#8212;The Times (London)"A heart&#8211;tingling story." &#8212;Metro (London)"One of the most powerful and gripping debut novels I have ever read." &#8212;Scarlett Thomas, author of The End of Mr. Y"An astounding piece of imaginative fiction taking the reader to the ends of the earth." &#8212;Bookseller (London)

Cold Earth

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"Admirers of Jean Harvey's earlier work will be fascinated to read Civilized Oppression and Moral Relations. Yet this new book also stands on its own and is an important development of Harvey's insights into the relationships among the agents of civilized oppression, their victims, and the bystanders who witness it. Drawing upon feminist philosophy, Harvey recognizes the 'shared fallibility' of agents, bystanders, and victims alike, and argues compellingly for the importance of personal relationships and moral solidarity as ways to resist civilized oppression." - Christine D. Overall, Queen's University, Canada

"Combining careful analysis with compelling prose, Jean Harvey argues that communal togetherness informs obligations to learn, and to understand, how oppression functions in individual social relations. Harvey challenges us to recognize the fallible in ourselves and others even as she constructs the theoretical bulwark for a moral community. Civilized Oppression and Moral Relations offers a transforming vision of social justice essential for feminist social and political theory and practice.' - Sally J. Scholz, Villanova University, USA, and editor, Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy

"In this new book, Jean Harvey minimizes neither the harms of oppression nor the culpability of those who participate in it. But her inclusive conceptualization of the moral community leaves open the space for moral repair, for reconciliation, and ultimately, for hope. Her ideas will continue to enrich discussions in oppression studies for years to come." Carol Hay, University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA

'The philosophical world has suffered a profound loss with the passing of Jean Harvey, and we are lucky she left us one last gift. In her final volume, Harvey expands and deepens her analysis of the subtle and often invisible injuries and injustices that together constitute civilized oppression, and she also explores the possibility of resistance to that oppression, through her analysis of the moral and political agency of victims, implicated bystanders, those standing in solidarity, and oppressors. The result is a deft piece of moral and political philosophy that will be valuable to scholars, teachers, students, and activists.' - Alice MacLachlan, York University, Canada, and Co-Editor, Feminist Philosophy Quarterly

Victims, Fallibility, and the Moral Community

Civilized Oppression and Moral Relations

The Children's Treasury of Lyrical Poetry

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