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Zustand: very good, very good. First? Edition. First? Printing. 300, notes. Foreword by William Styron. Joe Ingle's quest to end the death penalty in the United States earned him friendships with many Death Row inmates, including 13 who were executed by the state.

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Zustand: Good. : En este libro, el autor Joseph B. Ingle conduce a los lectores a través de un recorrido estremecedor por el corredor de la muerte en los Estados Unidos. A través de trece encuentros fatales con doce hombres y una mujer cuyas sentencias ya han sido ejecutadas, Ingle ofrece una perspectiva profundamente personal sobre la humanidad de los condenados y sus familias.El relato comienza con la misión espiritual del autor en instituciones penitenciarias, donde decide acompañar a los desesperados destinados a la pena capital. Con un prólogo de William Styron, la obra se presenta como una firme condena a la arbitrariedad de la justicia estatal y un testimonio conmovedor sobre los derechos humanos, respaldado por Amnistía Internacional. EAN: 9788843800841 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Historia Título: Il male estremo Autor: Joseph B. Ingle Editorial: Tropea Idioma: it Páginas: 324 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Joe Ingle's Too Close to the Flame is a heartbreakingly beautiful account of over four decades serving as a spiritual counselor, guide, and friend to the men and women on Death Row. "I had been working with the condemned since 1975but never before had an execution affected me with this much power and confusion." Throughout his forty-five years visiting death rows across the American South, Joe Ingle has learned, loved, and suffered intensely. In Too Close to the Flame, Ingle describes how the events of 20182020 finally exposed the deep wounds inflicted on his psyche by nearly half a century of enduring the state-sanctioned murder of friend after friend. As an advocate for the men and women condemned to death by an unjust legal system that routinely victimizes the marginalized, Ingle has often found himself waiting through the darkest hours as the spiritual advisor and sole companion of those on deathwatchthe brief period of isolation that precedes an execution. In vivid detail and startling candor, Ingle describes every moment with the expertise of a scholar and the affection of a brother. Through Ingle's eyes, we are invited into the inner sanctum during desperate attempts at clemency, intimate final hours, and the mourning that follows a night on deathwatch. Part psychological memoir, part history of Southern state killing since the reinstatement of the death penalty in 1976, Too Close to the Flame is above all a catalogue of lovea gallery of relationships that could only be forged between people staring death in the face together. It is an account of the price of radical Christian love, a record of service to the least among us, and a testament to the full humanity of those whom the powers that be would seek to dehumanize and exterminate.…

Zustand: BUONO USATO. Est ITALIANO Volume n. 54 della collana "EST". Prefazione di William Styron. Titolo originale: Last Rights: Thirteen Fatal Encounters with the State Justice. Traduzione di Anna Lai. I edizione. Brossura editoriale in cartoncino con tracce d'uso ai piatti, velature di polvere, bordi stanchi, conservata in buono stato. Cerniera salda, pagine con ampio margine, buono lo stato di conservazione. Numero pagine. …

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 480 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Joe Ingle’s Too Close to the Flame is a heartbreakingly beautiful account of over four decades serving as a spiritual counselor, guide, and friend to the men and women on Death Row. <BR><BR>“I had been working with the condemned since 1975—but never before had an execution affected me with this much power and confusion.”<BR> <BR> Throughout his forty-five years visiting death rows across the American South, Joe Ingle has learned, loved, and suffered intensely. In Too Close to the Flame, Ingle describes how the events of 2018–2020 finally exposed the deep wounds inflicted on his psyche by nearly half a century of enduring the state-sanctioned murder of friend after friend.<BR> <BR> As an advocate for the men and women condemned to death by an unjust legal system that routinely victimizes the marginalized, Ingle has often found himself waiting through the darkest hours as the spiritual advisor and sole companion of those on deathwatch—the brief period of isolation that precedes an execution. In vivid detail and startling candor, Ingle describes every moment with the expertise of a scholar and the affection of a brother. Through Ingle’s eyes, we are invited into the inner sanctum during desperate attempts at clemency, intimate final hours, and the mourning that follows a night on deathwatch.<BR> <BR> Part psychological memoir, part history of Southern state killing since the reinstatement of the death penalty in 1976, Too Close to the Flame is above all a catalogue of love—a gallery of relationships that could only be forged between people staring death in the face together. It is an account of the price of radical Christian love, a record of service to the least among us, and a testament to the full humanity of those whom the powers that be would seek to dehumanize and exterminate. …

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | "This is a remarkable book. It chronicles the 25 year journey of Philip Workman through what US Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun termed 'the machinery of death'. It is the most detailed, intimate and complete look at a death row prisoner that I have encountered. The story is told through Ingle's eyes as Workman's pastor; the perspective of another condemned prisoner; and courtesy of the Tennessee Public Records Act, the viewpoint of the state officials who colluded to see that Workman was executed despite MORE THAN AMPLE EVIDENCE that he did not murder the police officer who he was convicted of killing. A memoir such as this is wrenching for it raises fundamental questions about our moral fabric as a nation. What does it mean to kill people, in our names, who do not kill people and are not eligible for the death penalty? These and other questions are addressed in the book as the reader descends with Philip Workman into the Inferno. It is a journey, like Dante's in the original Inferno, that will leave your soul transformed." --Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking.…