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The Natural Law
Drawing upon the timeless wisdom of Thomas Aquinas, The Natural Law offers clear insights into perplexing ethical dilemmas. The compelling conclusions of Aquinas emerge through a critical examination of contemporary ethical frameworks including moral relativism, utilitarianism, and Machiavellian politics. In part one, which elucidates the core principles of natural law ethics, the reader will discover fundamental truths underpinning the concepts of right and wrong, which are rooted in the very fabric of our humanity. Part two navigates the ethics of harm, grappling with contentious issues such as capital punishment, just war, and self-defense, while at the same time addressing moral quandari...
Rural Cooperatives
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Mouthpiece
Salisbury Crags, Edinburgh. Twilight. A woman takes a step forward into the air. A teenage boy pulls her back. Two lives are changed forever. Libby whiles away her days in New Town cafes and still calls herself a writer – but she's not put pen to page for years. Declan is a talented young artist struggling with a volatile home life in Pilton. As they form an uneasy friendship, complicated by class and culture, Libby spots an opportunity to put herself back on track, and really make a difference. She needs Declan's story. In all its messy, painful detail. But does she have the right to it? When does poverty portrayal become poverty porn? Often startling, sometimes shocking and threaded with unexpected humour, Mouthpiece takes a frank and unflinching look at the different Edinburghs which often exist in ignorance of one another, and examines whether it's possible to tell someone else's story without exploiting them along the way.
Kieran Hurley Plays 1
Multi-award-winning Scottish playwright Kieran Hurley has been making waves since the early 2010s with his vivid storytelling and searing honesty, creating plays acutely concerned with society and community, and deeply enmeshed in Scotland's local political context. Tracking the evolution of Hurley's work from his early solo shows to his later large-cast plays and featuring an introduction by Scottish theatre critic Joyce McMillan, this is an exciting collection showcasing one of the UK's most exciting creators of politically-engaged theatre. The plays collected are: Hitch (2010): a previously unpublished solo show about Hurley's hitchhiking trip to the 2009 G8 meeting in L'Aquila, exploring...
Shelter in His Arms
Left For Dead Jack McDermott had been the toughest cop in town before a criminal's bullet changed his life forever. Wounded and bitter, Jack vowed to catch the culprit. The bloody trail led straight to an endangered beauty—and emotions he had struggled to bury. Lonely Libby Stratton had given up on heroes, and she knew better than to trust her instincts when it came to men. But the handsome stranger had saved her life—shouldn't she trust him? Jack claimed Libby's only hope was to stay under cover and play dead. But being in close quarters with him made her feel more alive than ever….
Strange Birthday Party
Who was hiding on the Johnsons' farm and spying on Libby and her family?
The Uninvited Guests
Libby helps out a young mother with her new baby and tries to find out if strangers hanging around town have something to do with the disappearance of the young woman's husband.
The Libby Family in America, 1882-1982
The Libby family in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, California and elsewhere. The immigrant ancestor, John Libby (1602-1682), came from England to Richmond's Island on the coast of what is now Cumberland County, Maine. He later moved to Black Point near Casco Bay, Cumberland Co., Maine.
