Becoming a Subject Ruth Walker

Becoming a Subject Ruth WalkerFocusing on the Greek Civil War (1946 1949), the last major conflict in Europe before the end of the Cold War, this study examines the political prisoners whose fate encapsulates the dramatic conflicts and contradictions of that dark era. New sources such as prisoners' letters, memoirs, and official reports, the author describes the life of the prisoners and the effect the prison administration and the prisoners' collective had on their personality.

Part one is a rigorous philosophical development of the idea of God as creator ex nihilo

Using the catastrophic failure of the drugs prohibition policy in Ireland as a case study

theories of aging

Beach demonstrates that these potencies should be seen as animate powers inhabiting the unconscious strata of a people's collective mind

the Umayyad caliphate based its expansion and success on the doctrine of jihad—armed struggle to claim the whole earth for God's rule

attracted broad audiences yet remain understudied

Mussolini's triumphs and failures in peace and war and his ultimate responsibility for the disintegration of the regime are discussed objectively

In this short

and in Ukrainian

this book comprises a series of articles dealing with ceramic studies

new and creative ideas

Anthropologists and sociologists will discover details of Kamakura life and thought unrecorded in the official chronicles of the age