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Former lightweight champion and acclaimed biographer Jose Torres has written this first, full-scale portrait of boxing's most explosive, intriguing and dominating champion--Mike Tyson. 16-page photo insert.

Why are contemporary secular theorists so frequently drawn to saints, martyrs, and questions of religion? Why has Joan of Arc fascinated some of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century? In a book that faces crucial issues in both critical and feminist inquiry, Françoise Meltzer uses the story of Joan as a guide for reading the postmodern nostalgia for a body that is intact and transparent. She argues that critics who place excessive emphasis on opposition and difference remain blind to their nostalgia for the pre-Cartesian idea that the body and mind are the same. Engaging a number of theorists, and alternating between Joan's historical and cultural context, Meltzer also explores the ways in which postmodern thinkers question subjectivity. She argues that the way masculine subjects imagine Joan betrays their fear of death and necessitates the role of women as cultural others: enigmatic, mysterious, dark, and impossible. As such, Joan serves as a useful model of the limits and risks of subjectivity. For Meltzer, she is both the first modern and the last medieval figure. From the ecclesial jury that burned her, to the theorists of today who deny their attraction to the supernatural, the philosophical assumptions that inform Joan's story, as Meltzer ultimately shows, have changed very little.

Describes the experiences of a newcomer to the Yukon when he attempts to hike through the snow to reach a mining claim.

New York Times bestselling author Samantha Young writing as S. Young. Previously released under the title Slumber. As one of the few remaining mage in the world, Rogan was stolen as a child and placed within the palace as handmaiden to Haydyn, the last of the royal family. Now, as adults, the two young women are as close as sisters and when Haydyn falls victim to a sleeping disease only Rogan can save her. Haydyn's magic keeps peace across their land and if she dies, their whole world will fall to the darkness of human nature. Setting off on a journey to retrieve the plant that will cure her friend, Rogan is stuck in close quarters with a protector she distrusts above all others: Wolfe Stovia. The son of the man who kidnapped Rogan and destroyed her family. At a constant battle of wills with Wolfe, Rogan knows their expedition will be fraught with tension. However, she never imagined that the quest would be so dangerous, that her beliefs would be so shaken, or that she'd find herself falling for her greatest enemy. 

This easy step-by-step guide features the Top 10 Stress Releasers, simple yet powerful activities drawn from Specialized Kinesiology to re-educate the body's response to stress, restore peace of mind, and integrate one's whole brain/body for optimal functioning.

Is your life shackled by fear? Now you can be set free! Many of us are bound by fear and don't know why-fear of the unknown, fear of not being loved, fear of heights, fear of dying, fear of failure, fear of rejection. But God didn't intend for His children to live their lives in fear. Fear opens the door for the enemy's attacks on your soul. In this candid new book, Evangelist Bonnie Baker shares the fears that gripped her life for years, including a debilitating fear of water following a childhood near-drowning episode. She offers the keys to divine deliverance from every fear that keeps you bound. Yes, you can conquer your fears!

" I did not want to face the fact that both my parents were now gone forever and all that remained of their legacy was me. . No human emotion could portray the loss I felt and still feel. Fear to Fire: My Life as an AIDS Orphan, "a motivational and inspirational memoir, chronicles the trials and tribulations author Stephanie D. Castagnier faced during her tragic past as an AIDS orphan. Her mother, Nancy, gave birth to Stephanie when she was only sixteen and her father, Richard, was eighteen. A charismatic, illiterate, and self-employed businessman, Richard was believed to be one of the largest drug dealers in North America. With hundreds of employees, he built a small empire spanning from South America to Canada all by the age of twenty-six. Back then, he enjoyed endless hours of partying, prostitutes, money, and cocaine, but along the way he contracted the HIV virus and infected Nancy. She died at the age of thirty-three when Stephanie was only sixteen. Richard succumbed eight years later. Facing the world alone, Stephanie had two choices: follow in her father's footsteps of drugs and crime or honor her parents by finding something else-something more. "Fear to Fire" is the story of her courageous journey.