The Gandhi Reader collects the significant writings by and about Mahatma Gandhi, culled form 500 volumes, newspapers, and magazines. Here is Gandhi in his own words and those of his closest associates, including selections from his autobiography; descriptions of Gandhi by Romain Rollard, Jawaharlal Nehru, Rabindranath Tagore, Louis Fischer; Gandhi's letters to Roosevelt, Hitler, Chiang Kai-shek; and many of his most famous addresses.

In any histopathology department, cutaneous biopsies form the major part of the workload. In many instances these may be readily dealt with by experienced pathologists and their documentation represents an essential step in organising therapy. However, in a number of areas dramatic changes have occurred in dermatopathology. The rapidly changing incidence of pigmented lesions of the skin and the availability of diagnostic cell markers in the complex cutaneous lymphomas have meant that for many pathologists a review in these fields will be valu- able. The distribution and pattern of skin pigmentation may allow us to make important assertions and draw importantconclusions about the genetics of skin disease, but also about human variability. Cutane- ous vasculitis is a difficult problem where clinicopathological consulta- tion is vital in diagnosis and the review presented has been written with this verymuch in mind. In the same way, many diagnostic difficul- ties exist in assessing buttous lesions in the skin and for this reason a review was invited. Finally, our understanding of certain skin diseases has been radical- ly altered by knowledge of the dynamics of the changes seen, a field which has also beenstudied with advantage inother systemsin patholo- gy. This volume is intended as an aide to those many pathologists and dermatologists who, often together, are responsible for the pro- vision of clinical care in this demanding field. London C. L. BERRY Contents Melanoma and Other Melanocytic Skin Lesions. With 8 Figures D. WEEDON . Cutaneous Vasculitis.

Restoring the authority to women that was given to them at creation

There are church buildings on every corner in most towns in America these days, yet the Christian influence on society and the popular culture continues to diminish. Parishioners float from church to church looking for more than a hallelujah and a handshake. And the world asks, "Why Jesus?" In this book Howard Peace outlines a vision of building lasting, life-giving relationships based on the Hebrew names of the Cities of Refuge, found in Joshua 20. Rather than a "quick growth" template, the author offers a vision for building new wineskins to hold His outpouring on the Church at the end of the age.

Psychologist A. Jack Jernigan describes his training and work at four Veterans Administration Hospitals. The story samples the economic, sociological, and psychological characteristics of the post World War II era and how psychologists served and can serve in V A Hospitals. The story begins with a veteran of World War II meeting a young lady, their courtship, and marriage. The couple move from Texas to Kentucky where he received a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology through the joint Veterans Administration - University of Kentucky program. They return to Texas in time for the birth of their first of three children. This is A. Jack Jernigan's third book. Jack and wife, Jean celebrate 58 years of marriage in 2005.

In Action Research: Living Theory, Jean McNiff and Jack Whitehead set out their vision for action research in the 21st Century. This is a passionate, and compelling book, that defines the philosophy behind action research and the process of doing action research for all those interested in this fast growing area. It sets in place the foundations of action research as a discipline, and roots action research as a compassionate , ethical and politically-engaged form of enquiry. McNiff and Whitehead's book will be essential reading for all those with an interest in Action Research.