In "God and My Neighbour," Robert Blatchford presents a thought-provoking exploration of the relationship between religion and morality. Blatchford argues that morality is not dependent on religious belief, and that it is possible to live a good and ethical life without the need for divine guidance. He challenges traditional religious teachings and offers a compelling case for a secular approach to ethics. Blatchford's insights into the nature of morality and the role of religion in societ...

The volume offers an overview of the economic, political and cultural factors that influence the production of literature. By bringing together the research areas of literary criticism and book history, the volume focuses on narrative strategies, metaphors and tropes that reflect the market as a network of multi-conglomerates, authors, translators and readers. The global scope of the different contributions unites analyses of German, English, Spanish, French, Scandinavian, Indian and South...