Chronicles and Social Memory Jo Labanyi

Chronicles and Social Memory Jo LabanyiDoren G. Snoek evaluates social and cultural memory in biblical research and offers a new approach to Chronicles, a book often considered derivative of its sources. The author argues that it is a robust, independent story of ancient Israel and Judah.

The purpose of this book is to introduce the reader to the "Rules" of life of the major religious orders within the monastic

This collection of case-studies showcases the experiences of ten intriguing entrepreneurial ventures from emerging markets in the Arab world (Egypt

Polish Media Art demonstrates how artists are using and reflecting upon technology as a way of entering into larger civic conversations around the politics of identity

The legend of Theophilus is a medieval miracle story which reveals the period's deep fear of hell and the Devil

shape its being

including his crucial years of field work in Egypt

Sorghum producers are faced with the simultaneous problems of low yields

other natural enemies and botanical extracts are covered

A series of data horror stories outlines what can go wrong in managing data

World Film Locations: Vienna sheds new light on the movies shot in the former imperial capital – and on the city itself

William Faulkner and the cinematic French wave

Otto Meinardus examines the popular traditions and beliefs of the Copts