Bound by Hounds: Spring 2023 Edition

Loyola magazine scanned the shelves for works published recently by Loyola faculty and alumni.

How Beautiful the World Could Be: Christian Reflections on the Everyday

Author: Frederick Bauerschmidt, Ph.D., professor of theology

Oracles of the Cosmos: Between Pantheism and Secularism

Author: Paul Richard Blum, Ph.D, professor emeritus of philosophy

Agnostic Democracy and Political Practice: Ways of Being Adversarial

Author: Fuat Gürsözlü, Ph.D., associate professor of philosophy

Antiracist Teacher Education: Counternarratives and Storytelling (Volume 2)

Co-author: Afra Hersi, Ph.D, professor of literacy teacher education 

The Johns Hopkins Guide to Psychological First Aid

Co-author: Jeffrey Lating, Ph.D., professor of psychology

Origin Story: Power of the Inciting Incident

Author: Carrie Klewin Lawrence, ’96

The Leader of the Parade: An Adlerian Educational Tool for Caregivers and Teachers

Author: Mary McCluskey, ’94, DSW, LCSW

Assessing Writing to Support Learning: Turning Accountability Inside Out

Co-author: Peggy O’Neill, Ph.D., professor of writing

Kismet

Author: Dipa Sarkar-Dey, Ph.D, associate professor emerita of mathematics

This is the Nature of All of Us

Author: Chemine Sharpe, ’16 (under a pseudonym)

Moral Injury After Abortion: Exploring the Psychospiritual Impact on Catholic Women

Co-author: Jill Snodgrass, Ph.D., professor of theology

The Formation of Latin American Nations: From Late Antiquity to Early Modernity

Author: Thomas Ward, Ph.D., professor of Spanish and Latin American and Latino Studies