Titlebook: Social and Psychological Dimensions of Personal Debt and the Debt Industry; Serdar M. De?irmencio?lu,Carl Walker Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2

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l perspectives, this book investigates why more and more people are in debt, why it is causing so much mental distress and exactly who is benefiting from what has become the world‘s number one growth industry.978-1-137-40779-5

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Mark Burton foregoing chapters, the reader is right to expect that philosophy predominates in Atwood’s critical books and essays as well. In spite of Atwood’s disclaimers that she is not primarily a literary critic, that she prefers other kinds of writing, and that critical writing is ‘too much like homework’

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Salman Türken,Erik Carlquist,Henry Allena moment, to conclude this open-ended account of Atwood’s fiction. It seems an appropriate place for us to pause as well, at the end of her latest novel before she too, like Tony, turns her attention to something else with refocused concentration. What that something else will be we can only guess a

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Paul Hanna,Liz Cunningham,Carl Walker in different texts, whether fiction, poetry or essay. In a study published in 1983 Sherill E. Grace attempts to describe this coherence by defining Atwood’s system with reference to four elements: duality, nature, self and language.. While all four are found to some extent in any volume of Atwood’s

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Dolores S. Miranda Gierbolini,Ida de Jesús Collazo of Ignorance Epistemology and Ignorance—how could two such different things go together? Given that epistemology is the study of how one knows and ignorance is a condition of not knowing, epistemology would seem to have nothing to do with ignorance. For the editors and authors, this epistemology of

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Douglas Marlon Arévalo Miraind down Mowbray and Bohun and Plantagenet would get to them as well. Their later eminence as earls of Yarmouth was but fleeting, even with their share of the Fastolf inheritance; when Charles Paston, II Earl of Yarmouth, died in 1732, having already out-lived his son and heir Charles (who had died

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Bruce Curtis,Cate Curtisous life of the late medieval English laity, whether female or male, it is hard to do much better than to follow in her footsteps, foot-steps she has left by way of her 100-plus extant letters and her long and elaborate will of 1482.. These documents, set and read in the context of the Paston family