An almanac of rural lore, nature facts, and other "country wisdom" concerning the weather, moon, livestock, medicine, and other topics.
Investigates the myth of Shambhala, a Tibetan kingdom surrounded by mountains, where Buddhist priests preserve the best of art, literature, and science against a time when war will destroy the...
The Parenting Advisor
A Nation of Lords: The Autobiography of the Vice Lords
German and English, or Italian and English, on facing pages. Bibliography: p. 437-438.
World Art in American Museums: A Personal Guide
The Small Towns Book: Show Me the Way to Go Home
The Manipulators: America in the Media Age
Nine Days that Shook Britain: The 1926 General Strike
Vote Power; how to Work for the Person You Want Elected
This book is based on talks by Ram Dass at the Menninger Foundation in 1970 and at the Spring Grove Hospital in Maryland in 1972. The text grew out of...
The New American Dream Machine: Toward a Simpler Lifestyle in an Environmental Age
Drumvoices: The Mission of Afro-American Poetry : a Critical History
A renowned expert on toxic and carcinogenic hazards due to chemical pollution voices concern that most human cancer is environmental in origin and points out that the barriers to reducing...
After ten years of writing in other areas, Peter L. Berger returns to the problem of religion and modernity discussed in his earlier book A rumor of angels. In The...
Traces the history, culture, and society of seventeenth-century Europe through the lives of such outstanding women as Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, Madame de Maintenon, Queen Anne, Queen Mary II, Abigail,...
The Westerner is introduced to the basic teaching, practices, and religious character of Zen
Ancient Greek Literature and Society
Ever since Descartes saw nature as a vast, interlocking machine and science banished the soul, philosophers have been uncomfortable with this materialistic outlook. Barrett (Irrational Man here looks at the...
Traces the development of philosophical thought from the seventeenth century to today, and explores why questions of the soul figure so little in the minds of present-day technocratic intellectuals