Personalities and Problems: Interpretive Essays in World Civilizations, Tập 1McGraw-Hill, 1998 - 192 trang Presents a collection of original essays about real people whose lives or careers show us different solutions to problems of their times. This book focuses on a problem or issue and illustrates this issue or problem by discussing the lives of two historical figures (actual or near contemporaries of each other). |
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Explaining Suffering | 13 |
A Few Really Good People | 25 |
Unconventional Men | 37 |
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