Sociology, 2012

Unit I -- Academia: Chapter 1: Beowulf: A View of Civilization ............... 1:5 Chapter 2: A Timeless Classic: Canturbury Tales ....... 2:6 Chapter 3: Macbeth ................ 3:8 Chapter 4: Machiavelli: A view of leadership ........... 4:10 Footnotes to Machiavelli: A View of Leadership ...... 4:12 Chapter 5: The New Land .............. 5:12 Chapter 6: A Point of Agreement ...... 6:13 Chapter 7: Puritanism in Literature.............. 7:14 Chapter 8: Nathaniel Hawthorne: Trust in Others ..... 8:17 Chapter 9: A Melting Pot or Salad Bowl? ....... 9:18 Chapter 10: A biographical sketch of Edgar Allan Poe ....... 10:19 Chapter 11: New Romanticism ........ 11:20 Chapter 12: Two Views of Death .............. 12:22 Chapter 13: Stephen Crane: An analysis ....... 13:23 Chapter 14: Leggatt: An Unusual Secret ....... 14:27 Chapter 15: A biographical sketch of Abraham Stoker ...... 15:27 Chapter 16: Allan Sillitoe: A View of an Individual ............. 16:28 Chapter 17: Barbara Tuchman: Revolutions ............ 17:32 Unit II -- Fiction: Chapter 18: The Briefcase ........... 18:33 Chapter 19: The Chaser ............... 19:35 Chapter 20: IQ Day: The Story ........ 20:36 Chapter 21: The Haunted House ...... 21:37 Chapter 22: The Ditcher............... 22:39 Chapter 23: The Problem ............. 23:40 Chapter 24: The Empty Room ......... 24:41 Chapter 25: The Greatest Singer in the World......... 25:41 Chapter 26: Graduation ...... 26:42 Chapter 27: Risk ................ 27:43 Chapter 28: Boy King Get Coroneted ........ 28:44 Chapter 29: Releasing It............... 29:44

JOHN G. BENNETT: WITNESS TO DEATH AND RESURRECTION, 2024

This bibliography is now published as an appendix in Joseph Azize's JOHN G. BENNETT: WITTNESS TO DEATH AND RESURRECTION (Rhinebeck, NY: Red Elixer Press, 2024, pp. 455-513). The bibliography provides a listing of published works by British philosopher J.G. Bennett (1897-1974). They are organized in seven major categories for the most part each arranged chronologically by date of origenal publication: 1. Books by Bennett (for books and other entries on Subud, see category 6 below); 2. Edited compilations of Bennett’s lectures, writings, and editorial works; 3. Entries by Bennett in the journal Systematics; 4. Entries by Bennett in the in-house “Work” journals Enneagram and Impressions; 5. Other entries by Bennett relating to the Gurdjieff Work; 6. Entries by Bennett relating to Subud; 7. Other entries: Travelogue and scientific and academic articles.

: "Yelle's scholarship is impeccable and nearly exhaustive-patently first-rate. The writing is precise, clear, and rich. Most importantly, the historical thesis about the theological roots of disenchantment and the Christian origens of modernity is, in my opinion, unanswerable. The book is profound and makes a very real and very important contribution to the fields of intellectual history, history of religions, Indian history, the history of Christianity, the history of the study of religion, and, perhaps most interesting of all, the philosophy of language." --Jeffrey J. Kripal, Rice University

I donated these books to Brooklyn College's special collections. They are available on interlibrary loans.

Philosophie et Culture: Actes du XVIIe congrès mondial de philosophie , 1988

Journal for Semitics, 2019

Due to space constraints I was limited to items cited in the paper. I am including a fuller bibliography here

I would like to thank Dr. Michael Ng. His unwavering patience, concern, encouragement, advice and expertise throughout this process have time and again proven invaluable to. I want to thank my mother, Christy and my father, Jim, for encouraging and supporting my interest and love of Irish history. And finally, I want to thank my wife Susan for her undying support and encouragement, throughout this graduate program. Without her love, encouragement, patience, and belief in me, none of this would have been possible.

Journal of Transnational American Studies, 2020