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Last before America: Irish and American writing

This book is a collection of scholarly essays honouring Michael Allen. It explores the intricate connections, influences, and exchanges between Irish and American literature, featuring critical analyses of renowned writers such as Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, and Michael Longley. The volume serves as a significant contribution to literary criticism, examining themes of memory, identity, and the poetic traditions that bridge these two distinct yet deeply interrelated literary cultures.

Kunst und Reformation

Das Buch Kunst und Reformation bietet eine umfassende wissenschaftliche Analyse der komplexen Wechselbeziehungen zwischen der Kunstproduktion und den gesellschaftlich-religiösen Umbrüchen während der Reformationszeit. Es untersucht, wie sich die künstlerischen Ausdrucksformen, Themen und Funktionen unter dem Einfluss der reformatorischen Ideen gewandelt haben, und beleuchtet die Rolle von Künstlern und Auftraggebern in diesem historischen Kontext. Die Beiträge bieten tiefgreifende Einblicke in die Kunstgeschichte der Epoche.

Korean Experience With the World Cup

This book provides a comprehensive collection of essays and insights regarding the 2002 FIFA World Cup hosted by South Korea and Japan. Through various perspectives, the authors examine the cultural, social, and economic impact of the tournament on the Korean nation. The book covers diverse topics, ranging from the spirit of the street-side cheering and volunteer efforts to the long-term legacy of the event, the development of sports infrastructure, and the global image of Korea as it emerged on the international stage during this historic summer.

Korea and World Affairs: A Quarterly Review

This special issue of Korea and World Affairs, published in Summer 1990, is dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. The volume provides a scholarly examination of the conflict, offering new perspectives on its origins and the factors behind foreign intervention. Featured articles include discussions on who started the war, the complexities of Chinese intervention, the legacy of foreign involvement, and a dialectical interpretation of the conflict's roots. Additionally, the issue includes a review of documentary literature in Korean War studies and a critical analysis of post-liberation Korean politics, aiming to shed new light on a historical period marked by significant distortion and tragedy.

Critical Edition, Translation and Annotation of Khulasat-ut-Twarikh of Sujan Rai Bhandari

This book presents a critical edition, translation, and comprehensive annotation of the Khulasat-ut-Twarikh, an essential historical work authored by Sujan Rai Bhandari. The text serves as a significant historical document detailing various aspects of the Indian subcontinent during the era, offering insights into political, cultural, and social conditions. Dr. Shahbaz Amil provides meticulous scholarly treatment, making this foundational historical manuscript accessible for researchers and students interested in medieval Indian history.

Janet Reno: Doing the Right Thing

This biography explores the life and career of Janet Reno, tracing her journey from her early life and family history to her emergence as a prominent figure in the United States legal system, including her role as Attorney General. Through interviews with family, friends, and colleagues, author Paul Anderson provides an insightful look at her professional philosophy, her work with the Department of Justice, and the challenges she faced while striving to do the right thing in high-stakes public service. The book draws on extensive reporting from the Miami Herald and provides a detailed account of her impact on American law and politics.

Italy

This book offers a captivating journey through the breathtaking landscapes, historical wonders, and vibrant cultural spirit of Italy, illustrated with exquisite photography that captures everything from iconic Roman architecture to the intimate scenes of daily life, providing an immersive experience of the beauty and complexity of the Italian peninsula.

Ireland: A Terrible Beauty

This book provides a compelling and visual narrative of Ireland, capturing the essence of the country through a combination of evocative text by Leon Uris and striking photographs by Jill Uris. It explores the history, landscapes, and the soul of the Irish people, offering an intimate portrait of a nation shaped by its complex past and enduring spirit. Featuring 388 photographs, including 108 in full color, the work documents Ireland as it stood in the late 1970s, reflecting on its cultural heritage and the poetic beauty often marred by political struggle, as referenced in the haunting lines of William Butler Yeats.

Indonesia: Lessons of Development

This book provides an overview of the development trajectory of the Republic of Indonesia, highlighting its efforts in nation-building, economic management, and social welfare improvement. It discusses the country's strategic focus on balancing economic growth with social equity, environmental sustainability, and human resource development, including significant advancements in health care and education over the past decades.

Indian Miniatures

This book provides a profound exploration of Indian miniature paintings, examining the intersection of artistic expression, historical narrative, and cultural symbolism. Through detailed analysis of classical literary references and visual storytelling, the author illustrates how these delicate compositions capture both the aesthetic beauty and the psychological depth of their subjects. The text delves into the talent of Indian miniaturists, whose ability to work within conventional forms while imbuing their art with poetic significance and minute detail transformed everyday life into profound visual episodes, offering readers a unique window into the way historical Indian society perceived and interpreted its own reality.

In The Soul's Twilight: Remembering F.I. Tyutchev

This book is a compilation of proceedings from an International Seminar on Fyodor Tyutchev's Bicentennial held at Jawaharlal Nehru University in 2003, dedicated to the traditions of philosophical poetry in Russian and Indian literatures, featuring academic reflections and translations of the poet's works.

Hundred Day War: The Cultural Revolution at Tsinghua University

This book provides a detailed historical account of the Cultural Revolution as it unfolded specifically at Tsinghua University. William Hinton explores the intense political struggles, the rise of different factions, and the subsequent intervention of the working class. Through a chronological documentation of events, the author examines the complexities of the student movement, the role of political work teams, and the profound ideological transformations experienced by students and faculty during this volatile period in Chinese history.

GREEK ART BOOKS From Early Antiquity to the Post-Byzantine Era

This book serves as a catalog and introduction to an exhibition of recent Greek publications on Greek art, spanning from prehistoric times to the post-Byzantine era. The text highlights a representative selection of works that demonstrate the high standards of scholarship and printing quality in Greek publishing houses. The collection is organized into three thematic groups: the natural environment of Greek civilization, the art treasures of ancient Greece, and the multifaceted legacy of Byzantium. It provides an overview of essential literature regarding archaeology, monastic history, icons, and the cultural evolution of Hellenism, intended to inform international audiences about the depth of Greek cultural heritage.

George Moore, 1852-1933

This comprehensive biography of George Moore (1852-1933) offers a deeply researched account of the life and work of the influential Irish novelist, critic, and memoirist. Adrian Frazier explores Moore's formative years in Paris, his career in London as a novelist and art critic, his later return to Ireland, and his central role in the Irish Literary Revival. The book examines his complex relationships with contemporaries such as W.B. Yeats, James Joyce, and Émile Zola, as well as his evolving views on literature, religion, and the arts. Drawing on personal letters, published works, and historical records, this volume provides an essential study for anyone interested in the literary and cultural landscape of the turn of the twentieth century.

Garbage Burning: Lessons from Europe: Consensus and Controversy in Four European States

This report examines garbage-burning practices in four European states, providing a comprehensive analysis of consensus and controversy surrounding waste management technologies. It covers issues such as public ownership, furnace design, pollution control technology, and the environmental impacts, including dioxin emissions and ash toxicity. The study serves as a critical resource for understanding the practical actions and regulatory frameworks necessary for the protection and conservation of natural resources and public health, offering lessons that the United States can adapt in managing its own solid waste challenges.

Following the Tracks of Ancient Khorezmian Civilization

This book provides a profound historical and archaeological exploration of the Khorezm region, once the cradle of a great ancient civilization centered around the Amu Darya river. The work chronicles the rise and development of these historical societies, examining the complex irrigation systems, urban centers, and desert castles that defined the landscape. Furthermore, the author contextualizes the region's rich archaeological heritage against the backdrop of modern ecological challenges, particularly the desiccation of the Aral Sea and the resulting environmental crisis. By mapping the tracks of the ancient Khorezmian people, the text serves as a scholarly bridge between the storied past of Central Asia and the critical need for cultural and environmental preservation in the present day.