Like much twentieth-century feminist writing today, this book crosses the boundaries of genre. Biblical interpretation combines with fantasy, autobiography, and poetry. Politics joins with eroticism. Irreverence coexists with a yearning for the sacred. Scholarship contends with heresy. Most excitingly, the author continues and extends the tradition of arguing with God that commences in the Bible itself and continues now, as it has for centuries, to animate Jewish writing. The difference here is that the voice that debates with God is a woman's. In her introduction, "Entering the Tents

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Illustrated with photos - 256 Pages - Previous owner's name in book front - on blank page - From the Persian Gulf to Washington's corridors of power, General Colin Powell has been one of the most visible, respected, and popular military leaders of his time and a peerless role model for African-Americans. Yet, surprisingly the man behind the uniform has remained virtually unknown to the public. Now, on the eve of Powell's retirement from the armed forces, Sacred Honor presents the

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5 3/4 x 8 3/4 - 269 Pages - Near-fine condition - No writing - No tears - Tight spine - The medieval poetry of Scotlan, equally with the earliest Scottish poetry, has hitherto been all butinaccessible to the general reader. The difficulties in the way of anything like a popular study of poets such as James I., Henryson, Dunbar, and of Douglas may be gathered from the fact that the works of these four, when found, are scarcely to be had togetherfor a smaller sum than five guineas. The present volume is an attempt to overcome these difficulties, and to render available the flower of medieval Scottish poetry. In all cases, excepting the more voluminous works of Gavin Douglas, the poems included are printed complete.

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Over-Sized Paperback 9 x 11 - Illustrated with Photos & Drawings throughout -- 196 Pages - 129 Illustrations (16 in color) - Anthony Caro hold a particular eminence as the artist who in recent years has most significantly extended the tradition of constructed sculpture established by Picasso on the eve of World War I. Caro was the first to create large sculptures that spread out along the ground, independent of base or pedestal. In creating these pieces he broke with the "totemic" conventions of Western sculpture (still adhered to by Picasso and David Smith) in which the work rises to confront the viewer. The consequences were of major import. As William Rubin points out, "The prevailing horizontality of Caro's sculpture makes available to him configurations hitherto unknown in sculpture. The interrelationships of the 'ground plan' and the vertical structures that rise from it - the ryhming