B. Williams

In this book Bernard Williams delivers a sustained indictment of moral theory from Kant onward. His goal is nothing less than to reorient ethics toward the individual. He deals with the most thorny questions in contemporary philosophy and offers new ideas about issues such as relativism, objectivity, and the possibility of ethical knowledge.

Indispensable reading for both art lovers and students, Art Theory, 2nd Edition explores Western thought about art from ancient times to the post-modern period. Wide-ranging and exceptionally balanced in its analysis, Art History relates theory to the practice as well as to the intellectual and cultural-historical currents of each period.

In 1876 Custer's 7th Cavalry was savagely defeated during an unprovoked war to seize the Sioux hunting grounds. Turning former notions regarding the Little Bighorn battle on their head, Paul Williams penetrates Custer's mind, revealing the devastating logic for the fatal regimental division leading to the annihilation of his immediate command. T...

A Taste for All Seasons is for any genre, but it talks about a litany of areas in oneas life through poetry. Like intimacy between a man and a women, to poems about your faith, tough times, feeling all alone, the beauty of loving life. The author has very meaningful poems for the teenage crowd to poems that are controversial and will have the re...

Poems, Odes, Prologues, and Epilogues, Spoken on Public Occasions at Reading School: To Which Is Added Some Account of the Lives of Mr. Benwell and Dr. Butt (1804)