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American spiritual writer

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  • United States of America karimba ŋun nyɛ doo (dag)
  • universitaire américain (fr)
  • académico estadounidense (es)
  • accademico statunitense (it)
  • American spiritual writer (en)
  • acadèmic estatunidenc (ca)
  • académico norte-americano (pt)
  • académicu estauxunidense (ast)
  • académico estadounidense (gl)
  • akademikoa estatubatuarra (eu)
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  • Beth Brunk-Chavez (en)
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  • 1955 (xsd:integer)
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  • Kurt Spellmeyer (en)
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  • Kankan (en)
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  • Cold Mountain Sangha (en)
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  • Kurt Spellmeyer (en)
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  • Composition Studies Vol. 33, No. 1 , pp. 140-143 (en)
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  • Not everyone who reads Spellmeyer's text will agree wholeheartedly; as John Brereton states in his blurb, it's "guaranteed to be controversial." And, rightly so. Spellmeyer has few kind words for critical theorists, contending that critique is an illusion by which we only change our ideas when we should be seeking to change actual lives. Even if one does not agree with parts or most of his arguments, Arts of Living, I believe, is an important read for every humanities scholar and teacher. (en)
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  • Kurt Kankan Spellmeyer (en)
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  • Kurt Spellmeyer (en)
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