Extreme loneliness or the perfect balance? How to work from home and stay healthy
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More and more people are working where they live, attracted by the promise of flexibility, efficiency and no commute. But does this come at a cost to their wellbeing?
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The Guardian view on academic publishing: disastrous capitalism
The Guardian Editorial staff, March 2019
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The giants of the scientific publishing industry have made huge profits for decades. Now they are under threat.
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Summer Study Specials!
Sale ends May 10, 2019. Payment due by May 15, Orders ship the week of May 20.
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Tax and shipping (calculated by weight) to be added.
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Seasons of Life: A complete collection of Kenneth L. Pike poetry
5-volume set for $5
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Translator’s Reference Translation Series
Save on these select volumes at $5 each:
- The Gospel of Matthew
- The Gospel of Mark
- The Gospel of John
- Acts of the Apostles
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Semantic and Structural Analysis Series
10 volumes on sale, just $5 each!
An Exegetical Summary of Malachi
Clearance price $5!
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All sale prices are in USD. Tax and shipping are extra. All sales final.
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New Titles Coming Soon!
Our July
What’s Pressing
will feature the following new titles:
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Paul’s Anthropological Terms in the Light of Discourse Analysis
By Sunny Chen
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Scholars generally apply the New Testament Greek terms
soma
‘body’,
pneuma
‘spirit’,
psyche
‘soul’, and
kardia
‘heart’ to the individual. But what is Paul is referring to with these terms? Dr Chen explores the whole picture. He illustrates that these terms carry social and corporate dimensions, focusing on community or communal unity, thus emphasizing the place of the human person within the ecclesial community. Chen also contributes to our understanding of Paul using discourse linguistic principles to refine our understanding of biblical texts.
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The Article in Post-Classical Greek
Edited by Daniel King
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The Article in Post-Classical Greek
draws together six essays written by notable experts* in the field of the Post-Classical (Koine) Greek.
For the reader of the New Testament, this volume constitutes a vital summary of contemporary, theoretically-sound interpretations of the linguistic functions of the article in a way that will inform exegesis of the text especially in the field of larger discourse units, and is significant in the as-yet significantly under-researched field of Koine linguistics.
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*Mark Dubis, Cristina Guardiano, Daniel King, Stephen H. Levinsohn, Maria Napoli, Ronald D. Peters, Jenny Read-Heimerdinger, and Steven Runge
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