Contains a selection of papers by Charles Taylor, whose philosophical anthropology spans a wide range of interests, drawing on both Anglo-American and Continental traditions. The main subject of the papers is positive account of human agency and the self.
This volume fits into an emerging interpretation of the Civil War that questions its status as a 'total war' and emphasizes instead the survival of political logic and control, even in the midst of a struggle for the nation's future.
A study of the works of art from early Greece which have been presented as illustrations to Homer. By close analysis of the texts, pictures, the artists' aims, and statistical evidence, the author argues against the idea that these images relate to Homeric writing.
This introduction to Green's functions has been written with applications in mind. The material is presented in a practical manner for use by advanced undergraduates and beginning postgraduate students in mathematics and the applied sciences. Many exercises and examples are used…
