Additional information
by M. C. Gardner (Author)
The first in a series of commentaries on the major poetry of Walt Whitman. The book specifically cites Heidegger's Sein und Zeit in its title for the ontological concerns that both thinkers share.
Report copyright infringementby William M. Clarkson (Author)A novel approach--very useful for quick reference.--Mark Goldin Associate Professor of ...
View full detailsReport copyright infringementby William M. Clarkson (Author)"A novel approach-very useful for quick reference." --Mark Goldin, Associate Professor...
View full detailsReport copyright infringementby Cristina Tzintzún (Editor), Juan González (Foreword by), Arnulfo Manríquez (Editor)Read the media coverage of the i...
View full detailsReport copyright infringementby Quincy Haynes (Author)"I Believe" written by Quincy Haynes Sr. is a self-improvement book based on religion, person...
View full detailsReport copyright infringementby Jim Dezell (Author), Keri Dezell (Contribution by) Number of Pages: 190 Dimensions: 0.4 x 9 x 6 IN ...
View full details