Perfection: Coming to Terms with Being Human
An expansive and daring book about the complexity of the human project, its possibilities, its limitations, and its inscrutable ambiguity. --Walter Brueggeman, Professor Emeritus, Columbia Theological SeminaryI enthusiastically recommend what is sure to be another award-winning book by Michael Hyde. --Barry Brummett, Charles Sapp Centennial Professor in Communication, University of Texas - Austin...interesting, engaging, and informative in a way that draws the reader in.... This book should be of interest to a large readership from scholars to lay readers; highly recommended for philosophy and cultural studies collections. --Library Journal, 1/15/2010This is everything we have come to expect of Michael Hyde's prolific authorship and yet another testament of his meticulous and wide-ranging scholarship, his attentiveness to details, his keen sense of argument, and his skill in carrying conversations across disciplinary demarcations. For it, we all stand in his debt. --Calvin O. Schrag, George Ade Distinguished Professor of Philospohy Emeritus, Purdue University