The Book of Jeremiah, surrounded by debate, remains stimulating with continuing literary output. This selective bibliography surveys some of this output and provides an overview of the vast literature. Each alphabetically arranged entry gives full bibliographic information and describes the contents or argument of the text. Thompson's introduction outlines the biblical material and some of the interpretive issues involved in the study of Jeremiah. The bibliography includes a list of abbreviations and is fully indexed by author, subject, and scriptual reference. Helpful appendixes provide listings of dissertations and these done on Jeremiah and journals including related material.  The Book of Jeremiah: An Annotated Bibliography will prove to be important to religous scholars of both Judaism and Christianity, graduate and undergraduate students, and will be a valuable reference work for university, college, and religious libraries.

The Book of Jeremiah

Religion & Spirituality

Thompson, Henry O.

Christian Books & Bibles

Scarecrow Press

The primary focus of this text is theoretical. The introduction asks, "Why bother with ethics?" and considers the need to study ethics and historical codes of ethics. Subsequent chapters follow the life cycle with units on ethics and genetic birth control, abortion, neonatology, childhood, adults and the later years. Each chapter gives an historical overview of the subject, a summary of ethical issues, the nurse's role and case studies. Several chapters are selective in coverage, for example, the childhood chapter reviews children and research, child abuse and adolescent sexuality. The adult chapter considers distributive justice, scarce resources and sexual discrimination. The closing chapter, by Lucy Young Kelly, is on legal aspects of nursing, emphasising that the ethical and legal are not identical, but that they do overlap in their concerns. Kelly discusses patients' rights, informed consent, the right to die, confidentiality, assault and battery, the incompetent, the rights of nurses and so on.

Ethics in Nursing

Medical Books

Thompson, Joyce Beebee

Medicine

Univ Pr of Amer

Archaeology has been growing in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as an academic subject in the schools, as an Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology at the new Yarmouk University, as the on going publishing and digging and preservation efforts of the Jordanian Department of Antiquities, now 70 years old, as growing numbers of foreign expeditions dig into Jordanian soil. The essays and reports in this volume share the experience and finds of several excavation and study efforts carried out with the Jordanian Department personnel who contribute to these studies.

Archaeology in Jordan (American University Studies)

History

Africa

Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers

Biblical Archaeology: The World, the Mediterranean, the Bible

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

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