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Contemplative Prayer (The Visions Of Thomas Kelly And Thomas Merton), Keith R. Maddock

Quaker Religious Thought

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Better Than A Plack, Paul Buckley, Susan Jeffers

Quaker Religious Thought

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Book Reviews, Irv Brendlinger, Lon Fendall

Quaker Religious Thought

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A Quaker Understanding Of Jesus Christ, Arthur O. Roberts

Quaker Religious Thought

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Gene Therapy In Biomedicine:Ethical Dilemmas, Kent Thornburg, Miles Edwards

Quaker Religious Thought

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Confronting The Demonic Quality Of The Death Penalty , James Hannon

Quaker Religious Thought

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Response To Vail Palmer, John Beck

Quaker Religious Thought

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Better Than A Plack (Addendum), Paul Buckley

Quaker Religious Thought

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Book Reviews, Nancy Thomas, Ron Mock

Quaker Religious Thought

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Book Notes, Qrt Editor

Quaker Religious Thought

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Great Blueness And Other Predicaments (1968) By Arnold Lobel, Gareth B. Matthews

Picture Books

Long ago, there was no color in the world. It was the time of The Great Greyness. Down in the cellar of his house a Wizard mixed up something in a pot and used it to paint the thatched roof of his house. “I call it blue,” he told his neighbors, who begged him to share it. Soon the whole world was blue. It became the time of The Great Blueness. Unfortunately, having blueness everywhere made people sad. So, the Wizard went back down into his cellar and came out with something new .... Philosophy is colorful! Plenty of …

The Pilgrim Gospel: The Old Testament As A Theology Of The Journey, David J. Pederson Phd

Faculty Publications and Presentations

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Muse Measures, Ruth Laxson, Special Collections, Fleet Library

Ruth Laxson Artist Book Archive

[53] pages : ill. Limited edition of 150 copies. Cover title. Letterpress artist's book created by Ruth Laxson. Binding is Japanese side-sewn style. "Printed on Birch Royal Fiber, UV Ultra II and Warren Patina, using typography, type-high engraving and offset. The type is mainly Caslon and Franklin Gothic. It was hand set and composed on the press bed."--Colophon. Typographical illustrations are combinations of letters, lines, symbols, and drawings. White paint applied to two images. Library has copy no. 60 signed by the artist.

Visionaire 28: Bible, Stephen Gan, Cecilia Dean, James Kaliardos, Greg Foley, Mario Testino

Visionaire

1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustructions; 40 x 30 cm, Limited edition of 6000 numbered copies. Text is housed in a two-piece white plastic container (40 x 30 cm) Library has copy no. 3264. Gift of the publisher. Greg Foley, RISD Alumnus. "28 BIBLE, our millennium issue: “the greatest story ever told" retold in images by modern-day artists and photographers. The intent was to make an issue that was visually provocative but not blasphemous or gratuitously shocking. We worked closely with Dr. Royal Rhodes, professor of religion at Kenyon College, who helped us excerpt passages from the King James …

Visionaire 29: Woman, Stephen Gan, Cecilia Dean, James Kaliardos, Greg Foley, Mario Testino

Visionaire

1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 31 cm (in case (34 x 25 cm), Limited edition of 6000 numbered copies. Case binding, red velvet cover with printed illustration and series title lettering. Text is housed is a mirrored-plastic container. Library has copy no. 341. Gift of the publisher. 2nd copy is copy no. 6. Gift of Greg Foley, RISD Alumnus, AP 1991. Includes folded subscription sheet, listing back issues. "In 29 WOMAN we explore the multifaceted nature of woman – as model, Madonna, muse, and more. Highlights include the eight-part black-and-white series by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh …

Visionaire 30: The Game Louis Vuitton Switzerland, Stephen Gan, Cecilia Dean, James Kaliardos, Greg Foley, Louis Vuitton

Visionaire

1 cube puzzle (16 pieces) : color illustrations ; 20 x 20 cm + 1 case (21 x 21 x 8 cm) + 1 box + (20 x 20 x 6 cm) +1 portfolio (20 x 20 cm), A cube puzzle that can form six possible images. A portfolio entitled: The key to the puzzle" containing [86] pages of images relating to sports and games (color ; 20 x 20 cm) accompanies the puzzle. Title from page [1] of images in portfolio. Title on inside of cardboard box: Visionaire 30 The game, 1999-2000. "Visionaire 30 is not only a collection …

Riding The Water, Shannon Murdock

Inscape

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“Murder Not Then The Fruit Within My Womb”: Shakespeare’S Joan, Foxe’S Guernsey Martyr, And Women Pleading Pregnancy In Early Modern English History And Culture, Carole Levin

Quidditas

When the character Joan La Pucelle has been captured and is brought before Warwick and York to be condemned at the end of Shakespeare's 1 Henry VI, she at first denies her shepherd father and proclaims both her noble birth and her virginity. She claims that she is issue “from the progeny of kings; virtuous and holy,” and adds proudly, “Joan of Arc hath been a virgin from her tender infancy,/ Chaste and immaculate in very thought” (5.4.38–39, 50–51). These assertions do not, however, impress York and Warwick, who order her to be taken away to her execution. At …

Old Mcdonald [Had A Farm], Joseph Anthony Hunt

Inscape

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Full Issue

The Bridge

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Review Essay: Susanne Woods. Lanyer: A Renaissance Woman Poet, Nancy Gutierrez

Quidditas

Susanne Woods. Lanyer: A Renaissance Woman Poet. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. xvi + 198 pp.

Mirabile Dictu: The Bryn Mawr College Library Newsletter 3 (1999), Bryn Mawr College Library

Mirabile Dictu: Newsletter of the Bryn Mawr College Libraries

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Review Essay: R. B. Dobson And J. Taylor. Rymes Of Robyn Hood: An Introduction To The English Outlaw, Julian Wasserman

Quidditas

R. B. Dobson and J. Taylor. Rymes of Robyn Hood: An Introduction to the English Outlaw. Gloucestershire: Sutton Publishing, Ltd., 1997. 332 pp.

Stephen Knight and Thomas Ohlgren. Robin Hood and Other Outlaw Tales. Kalamazoo, MI: Medieval Institute Publications, 1997. 723 pp.

Review Essay: Arthur Marotti, Ed. Catholicism And Anti-Catholicism In Early Modern English Texts, Eugene R. Cunnar

Quidditas

Arthur Marotti, ed. Catholicism and Anti-Catholicism in Early Modern English Texts. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1999. 266 pp.

Milan And The Development And Dissemination Of Il Ballo Nobile: Lombardy As The Terpsichorean Treasury For Early Modern European Courts, Katherine Tucker Mcginnis

Quidditas

"Le mosche d'Italia in una poppa, Volando in Francia, per verder i ragni...." In these lines, titled "Di Pompeo Diabone," the Milanese artist and poet Giovanni Paolo Lomazzo celebrated the Italian dancing masters who, lured like flies to the web of the spider, served in the courts of France. In the sixteenth century there were many Italians in France, including a large number of influential and prosperous dancing masters. In spite of obvious connections with Florence via Catherine de’ Medici, the majority came from Lombardy, an area long considered the center of il ballo nobile, the formalized social …

Review Essay: Confident Readings: Medieval And Early Modern (Christian) Spirituality And Its Recent Interpreters, Steven F. Kruger

Quidditas

Catherine M. Mooney, ed. Gendered Voices: Medieval Saints and Their Interpreters. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1999. xiii + 277 pp.

Richard Rambuss. Closet Devotions. Durham and London: Duke Univer- sity Press, 1998. xiii + 193 pp.

Ken Bishop 9, Ken Bishop

Inscape

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Hors D'Œuvre, Alma Christl Call

Inscape

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The Life And The Literary Reputation Of Margaret Cavendish, James Fitzmaurice

Quidditas

It might be said of the œuvre of Margaret Cavendish (1623–1673) and in loose, jocular paraphrase of Sigmund Freud that biography has been destiny. Certainly a great many people who study British literature today pay as much attention to the various, often brief, assessments of the life of the woman as to what she wrote. For those scholars who concentrate on canonical male writers of the seventeenth century, she remains as she has for the last fifty years or so—a colorful eccentric who goes by the nickname “Mad Madge.” She is, thus, sufficiently represented by the few poems, the snippet …

1995-08-10, Susan E. Gunter

BYU Studies

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