Joseph Harrington Bücher

The narrative intertwines the personal tragedy of the poet's mother's battle with breast cancer and the public crisis of the Watergate scandal, creating a unique blend of memoir and amnesia. This experimental biography employs various forms, including poetry and primary documents, to explore themes of memory, absence, and the interplay between personal and political narratives. It raises critical questions about the nature of evidence and the connections between individual experiences and historical events, challenging conventional boundaries of genre and perspective.

Focusing on the evolution of poetry since the Romantic era, Joseph Harrington explores how public discussions about poetry reflect broader cultural and political values. In "Poetry and the Public," he examines shifts in poetic form, critical reception, and the discourse surrounding poetry in the popular press, alongside the poetic theories of various poets. This study offers a fresh perspective on the interplay between poetry and societal issues, highlighting its significance in cultural debates.

Focusing on the practical applications of game theory, this text explores its effectiveness in various scenarios while also addressing its limitations. It is designed to be accessible to university students, highlighting the elegance and problem-solving potential of game-theoretic concepts rather than simply providing answers. The book aims to engage readers with diverse examples that illustrate the relevance and beauty of game theory in real-world situations.

This collection of sermons by Joseph Harrington offers inspiring messages of hope and faith for Christians of all denominations. With a deep understanding of the gospel and a compassionate writing style, Harrington's sermons are a true gift to believers.

Accused serial killers - Charlie Chitat Ng and Leonard Lake - purportedly committed some of the grisliest crimes in the annals of criminal history. They allegedly kidnapped their victims, tortured them physically and mentally, wiped out entire families - including babies - yet Charlie "the Cheetah" Ng, many believe, has defied justice by cheating the death penalty. How has Charlie Ng - whose torture sessions were videotaped - managed to escape justice? Not only does this book unstintingly reveal the shocking, ruthless acts of these suspected killers and how they were finally caught, but it grapples with the larger question of how vicious murderers can manipulate the justice system. To answer these questions and to give the complete, uncensored story, Joseph Harrington and Robert Burger - the respected true-crime authors of Eye of Evil - interviewed scores of law officers, prosecutors, district attorneys, attorneys general, and judges. Nowhere else will all the fascinating twists and turns of this notorious case be found. Should serial killers have the right to postpone their trials indefinitely hoping that the death penalty will be outlawed?