"The Outlands," a photographic series by Eggleston, captures the evolving American South from 1969 to 1974 through vibrant imagery and nostalgia. Featuring iconic motifs and complemented by a fictional text from Rachel Kushner and scholarship by Robert Slifkin, it redefines Eggleston's artistic legacy. A foreword by William Eggleston III adds insight into the work's curation.
Jack und Annie reisen zur Weltausstellung 1889 in Paris, um vier wissenschaftliche Pioniere vor einem bösen Zauberer zu schützen.
This book offers a logical and philosophical exploration of the problem of evil through a modern theodicy, defining various types of evil. It argues that many evils are avoidable and analyzes the coexistence of good and evil. The author presents three theodicy explanations and counters critiques of theism regarding evil's existence.