Translating hell

Translating hellA groundbreaking comparative study of the weird apocryphal hells found in the vernaculars of medieval Ireland, England, Wales, and Iceland. This book explores how apocrypha about hell encouraged early vernacular literary experiments with hefty theological and local implications, as writers harnessed creativity in the face of uncertainty.

Benner states

Spurring conferences

as well as war and violence

Rhoads suggests ways in which the self might be reconsidered with an ethic-of-care philosophy at its core

Stewart Perry looks beyond the headlines to our "forgotten" communities

Eight essays present a broad range of visual products that informed concepts of beauty and womanhood

It seeks to end the long tradition of holding women and men writers of the Romantic period as separate and largely unequal

This study

Christian missions

space and representation

and Edith Wyschogrod

Seery contends that the liberal arts are best pursued within the face-to-face interactive setting