This study presents an account of Coleridge's writings on politics from the perspective of the history of political thought and provides an analysis of the entire range of his political theory from the "Bristol Lectures" of 1795 to "On the Constitution of the Church and State" of 1829.

Coleridge's Political Thought: Property, Morality, and the Limits of Traditional Discourse

John Morrow

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

This book considers the branch of heredity known as "epigenetics" and its implications for a variety of diseases in humans and animals. After background information on the growth in understanding genetics and the mechanisms of the epigenetic control of gene expression, the book moves into its main focus: the gathering body of evidence connecting genetics to a range of significant illnesses, including cancer, autism, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes and others. Areas of uncertainty are stressed as well as the scientific debate concerning the role of environmental factors. The final chapters discuss the implications for society. Extensive notes provide additional details and personal anecdotes.

Cancer, Autism and Their Epigenetic Roots (McFarland Health Topics)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diseases & Physical Ailments

McFarland

Confessions of Proinsias O'Toole

Literature & Fiction

Blackstaff Press Ltd

The Great War

Taylor&Francis

Originally published under the title History of Political Thought, this innovative text provides a broad-ranging thematic introduction to the Western tradition of political thought. It reviews the contributions of a wide range of theorists to the key themes of the ends of politics, the location, exercise and justification for challenging or obeying political authority. The second edition has been revised and updated throughout with more extended coverage of key thinkers and updated coverage of key contemporary debates.

History of Western Political Thought: A Thematic Introduction

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Red Globe Press

In this memoir John Morrow, a retired minister of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, traces some of the experiences of his life and ministry through which he began to learn, reflect and attempt to live out an ecumenical ministry of reconciliation. It begins with some of the formative influences of his youth when he grew up on a farm in north Down where there was close contact with Protestant and Catholic neighbors. It also covers his ministry of community-building in housing estates, encountering the first signs of the Troubles, and the formation and development of the Corrymeela Community. John Morrow was born in 1931 on a farm near Belfast, which led to a training in Agricultural Science at Queen's University. He later studied theology in Belfast and Edinburgh, and was a member of the Iona Community in Scotland from 1958-71. He has served in parish ministry in Northern Ireland and Edinburgh, and was a university chaplain in Glasgow, Dublin and Belfast. A founder member of the Corrymeela Community in 1965, he was leader of that Community from 1979-93.

On the Road of Reconciliation

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Columba Press

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