This 1909 volume, a follow-up to Saint Maur's 1905 The Self-Supporting Home, continues the story of how Saint Maur went from being a city woman to managing a successful country home. The work is a celebration of common-sense values and domestic hard work coming together to produce a viable life

The author, a "master baker," reveals how she transcended her skepticism over bread machines and discusses the wide variety of techniques and breads available to home bakers. Simultaneous.

An international group of environmental philosophers and educators propose ways universities can produce and promote ecological literacy and environmental ethics.

Soil contamination . . . public lands . . . surface and groundwater pollution . . . coastal erosion . . . global warming. Have we reached the limits of this planet's ability to provide for us? If so, what can we do about it?These vital questions are addressed in

This volume brings together original essays by both seasoned professionals and emerging scholars who examine state-of-the-art scholarship and pedagogy in ecologically-alert theology. Authors assess what various theologians have to offer, and draw implications for reshaping religious and environmental studies, as well as preparing the next generations of church leaders or