Raising the Dead
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Raising the Dead: Organ Transplants, Ethics, and Society
By Ronald MunsonEllen thought Dr. Stein looked almost as tired as Don. Her complexion was pale, and a few wisps of hair had come loose and were dangling over her forehead. “This is Dr. Tishman,” Dr. Stein told her. “He's a pediatric neurologist, ...
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Raising the Dead: Readings of Death and (Black) Subjectivity
By Sharon Patricia HollandBaltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987. Johnston, Jill. Lesbian Nation: The Feminist Solution. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1973. Kamuf, Peggy. ''Replacing Feminist Criticism.'' Diacritics 12, no. 2 (1982): 42–47. Karp, Lila.
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Raising the Dead: Lily Quinn #6
By Natalie Severine, Eric SeverineThe guy is only human… right? This and all Lily Quinn stories contain graphic depictions of sexual acts. Lots of them. There’s other stuff, too, like fun stories and crazy adventures, but these books are definitely for adults only.
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Raising the Dead: Organ Transplants, Ethics, and Society
By Ronald MunsonDr. William Hoffman, the medical director, described him as having no lucid intervals and being completely impaired in decision making. In Hoffman's words, Pescinski was “insane seven days a week.” In 1974 Richard's 38yearold sister, ...
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Raising the Dead: Organ Transplants, Ethics, and Society
By Ronald MunsonBailey, for those who accept this first version, deserves to be mentioned along with Norman Shumway, Christian Barnard, William DeVries, and other heart-replacement pioneers. Medical Adventurer In the second version, Leonard Bailey is a ...
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Raising the Dead: The Skeleton Crew of Henry VIII's Great Ship, the Mary Rose
By Ann StirlandThe Mary Rose was one of King Henry VIII's favourite warships before she sank during an engagement with the French fleet on 19th July, 1545. Her discovery and raising were...
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Raising the Dead: Sermons of Howard G. Hageman : Including the Republication of We Call this Friday Good
By Howard G. HagemanOr to use those wonderful words of Dr. Tyrell's , " What a relief if one could conscientiously wash one's hands of the whole concern . But then there is that Strange Man upon His Cross who drives one back again and again .
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Raising the Dead: A Doctor Encounters the Miraculous
By Dr. Chauncey CrandallForty minutes later he was declared dead. After filling out his final report, the supervising cardiologist, Dr. Chauncey Crandall, started out of the room.
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Raising the Dead: The Work of George A. Romero
By Adam Charles HartRaising the Dead: The Work of George A. Romero is an account of Romero coming to terms with horror, reshaping the genre to fit his expansive imagination in the process.
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Raising the Dead: A True Story of Death and Survival
By Phillip Finch"Bushman's Hole, South Africa, 8 January 2005.
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Raising the Dead: The Men Who Created Frankenstein
By Andy DouganRaising the Dead is the story of the science of galvanism - named after the Italian scientist Luigi Galvini who had conducted the original experiments - a movement that investigated the theory of 'animal electricity', a unifying vital ...
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Raising the Dead
By Richard SelzerThe former surgeon writes of his own near-death experience after being diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease and lapsing into a coma. The fragility of health and robustness of imagination merge when...
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Raising the Dead
By Ron RashRaising the Dead
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Raising the Dead: A True Story of Death and Survival
By Phillip FinchA true story of death and survival in the world’s most dangerous sport, cave diving.
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Raising the Dead
By Samuel Jay KeyserRaising the Dead
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Raising the Dead
By Daniel CohenGet thrills and chills while reading about real-life monsters, the mummy's curse, zombies, and other weird tales from beyond the grave.
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Raising the Dead: A True Story of Death and Survival
By Phillip FinchFinch chronicles the harrowing true story of two friends who plunge 900 feet into the water in South Africa--and only one returns.
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Raising the Dead
By Mara PurnhagenCemetery cleanup might not sound exciting, but as shocking discoveries and a lurking stranger come to light, Charlotte learns that sometimes, raising the dead can bring unexpected rewards.