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This is the text of The Lindley Lecture for 2006, given by Thomas E. Hill, Jr., an American philosopher.

[8], 37 p. ; Reproduction of original in Thomason Collection, British Library.

[8], 31 p. ; Reproduction of original in Thomason Collection, British Library.

[8], 59, [1] p. ; With an order to print on verso of first leaf. ; Several variants occur: Late copies "have the headlines of pp. 3 and 7 corrected from 'Commous' to 'Commons.' But in all copies sheets E, F, and G each have two varieties of headlines, which are bound up in various combinations." -- Jeffs. English Revolution, v.3, p.6. ; Annotation on Thomason copy: "Aug. 12.". ; Reproduction of the original in the British Library.

Everyone is disabled in some respect - others can do things that we cannot - but significant limitations on pursuing major life activities pose special problems. This volume presents new philosophical engagements with moral attitudes and relationships involving disabilities, and with public policy and the deliberative framework for assessing it

Everyone is disabled in some respect - others can do things that we cannot - but significant limitations on pursuing major life activities pose special problems. This volume presents new philosophical engagements with moral attitudes and relationships involving disabilities, and with public policy and the deliberative framework for assessing it

The costs of addiction are well documented but the potential benefits of recovery are less well known. Similarly, substance use issues among both active duty military personnel and veterans are well known but their recovery experiences remain under-investigated. Further, little is known about whether and how addiction and recovery experiences differ between veterans and non veterans. This knowledge can help refine treatment and recovery support services. Capitalizing on a national study of persons in recovery (N = 3,208) we compare addiction and recovery experiences among veterans (N = 481) and non veterans. Vets' addiction phase was 4 years longer than non vets and they experienced significantly more financial and legal problems. Dramatic improvements in functioning were observed across the board in recovery with subgroup differences leveling off. We discuss possible strategies to address the specific areas where vets are most impaired in addiction and note study limitations including the cross-sectional design.

Jahrhunderte, ja wohl Jahrtausende alt ist der Verbindungsweg auf dem Rücken der Geest, der, unabhängig von der Witterung, durchgehend begeh- und befahrbar war und damit ein geschichtsträchtiges Element der Landschaft ist. Das als "Ochsenweg" bekannte Teilstück zwischen der heutigen dänischen Grenze und der Station Rendsburg wird hier von neun Wissenschaftlern verschiedener Fachrichtungen für ein breites Publikum beleuchtet: Geschichte und Verlauf, Nutzung als Handels-, Reise- und Heerweg, Sagen und Legenden, einzelne Wegstücke und Sehenswürdigkeiten von Nord nach Süd. Ca. 20 Karten weisen den Weg zum Nachwandern, 54 Abschnitte informieren über jede historische und landschaftliche Einzelheit, Farbfotos begleiten die Texte. Als historische Wegweisung und Reiseführer zugleich überall empfohlen. (I. Hanewald)

Rev. ed. with a glossary of financial terms, and general information relating to finance. ; 121 p.

Includes indexes. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Cataloging supported by the Schoenleber Foundation, 2000.