Author: Anthony Hope
Publisher: BiblioBazaar
Keywords: duchess, indiscretion
Number of Pages: 160
Published: 2007-01-31
List price: $19.99
ISBN-10: 1426474482
ISBN-13: 9781426474484

Author: Graham Hutt
Publisher: Tate Publishing
Keywords: indiscretion, minor
Number of Pages: 316
Published: 2009-12-29
List price: $17.99
ISBN-10: 1607997800
ISBN-13: 9781607997801

Author: Barbra E. Ross
Publisher: PublishAmerica
Keywords: volume, indiscretion, mortal
Number of Pages: 302
Published: 2005-09-26
List price: $29.95
ISBN-10: 1413787126
ISBN-13: 9781413787122

The exciting conclusion to A Mortal Indiscretion: Volume One. Now that Justin Bertolli knows what the love of his life, Ambra, is, will their love transcend all time? Or will the dark shadows of her past come back to haunt them?

Author: Thomas A. Carlson
Publisher: University Of Chicago Press
Keywords: postmodernism, series, religion, god, finitude, naming, indiscretion
Number of Pages: 322
Published: 1999-02-02
List price: $24.00
ISBN-10: 0226092941
ISBN-13: 9780226092942

How can one think and name an inconceivable and ineffable God? Christian mystics have approached the problem by speaking of God using "negative" language—devices such as grammatical negation and the rhetoric of "darkness" or "unknowing"—and their efforts have fascinated contemporary scholars. In this strikingly original work, Thomas A. Carlson reinterprets premodern approaches to God’s ineffability and postmodern approaches to the mystery of the human subject in light of one another. The recent interest in mystical theological traditions, Carlson argues, is best understood in relatio

Author: LAWRENCE J. NELSON
Publisher: University of Missouri
Keywords: questionnaire, scandal, jazz, sex, missouri, indiscretion, university, rumors
Number of Pages: 344
Published: 2003-03-03
List price: $44.95
ISBN-10: 0826214495
ISBN-13: 9780826214492

"Nelson tells his story very well. His writing is clear, interesting, thoughtful and often quite lively."-Richard S. Kirkendall In March 1929 hundreds of students at the University of Missouri received a questionnaire that asked their opinions of marriage, family, and sexual issues. Several questions were regarded as too intimate for university students, especially females. The so-called Sex Questionnaire, the product of a sociology class project, soon fell into the hands of the university’s president, dean of women, and the local press, which deemed it "A Filthy Questionnaire." Nelso