120 results for 'Bohme, Jakob'

Bearing Witness to Humanity: Switzerland's Humanitarian Contribution During the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire 1894-1923 This book pays tribute to the Swiss people's remarkable solidarity...

Abundance A Novel by Jakob Guanzon is a powerful and poignant debut that explores the harsh realities of poverty in America. Against the backdrop of big-box stores and fast food, this novel delves...

Twist of the Fibers by D. K. Holmberg is set against a backdrop of fragile peace and simmering war. As alliances are forged, the key to preventing another devastating conflict hangs in the balance...

Moral Economies of Money Politics and the Monetary Constitution of Society explores how the relationship between money users and governments changed in America from colonial times to today. Jakob...

The Handbook of Food and Anthropology by Jakob Klein and James L. Watson is a comprehensive survey of the field, featuring 20 original essays from leading figures in anthropology. Divided into three...

La conciencia fragmentada es una conversación personal de J. Krishnamurti sobre la inteligencia, en la que intercambia puntos de vista con David Bohm, un profesor de Física Teórica.El debate se...

The Epic! Exhibition at the Taylor Institution Library in Oxford brings together a unique collection of material exploring the translation and adaptation of Homer's epics and the Nibelungenlied. This...

East German Film and the Holocaust explores how GDR filmmakers depicted Jews and the Holocaust in a country where memories of Nazi persecution were highly prescribed and tightly controlled. By...

Chaos, Territory, Art: Deleuze and the Framing of the Earth by Elizabeth Grosz explores the connection between art and the forces that shape our world. Drawing on the ideas of Charles Darwin, Henri...

Sally Jones and the False Rose by Jakob Wegelius is a gripping sequel to the thrilling tale of The Murderer's Ape. When a mysterious rose-shaped necklace is discovered onboard the Hudson Queen, Sally...

The Swiss writer Robert Walser (1878?1956) is now finding an audience among English-speaking readers commensurate with his merits. This collection of fifty translations of short prose pieces covers...

Luise Schilling arrives at Weimar's Bauhaus University, eager to make her mark. As she navigates the vibrant art and design scene, she finds herself drawn to two charismatic figures: Jakob, an art...

El paradigma holográfico: Una exploración en las fronteras de la ciencia Ken Wilber explora una radical revolución conceptual en las nociones de materia y mente, enfrentando el gran tema de la...

The Boy Behind the Wall by Maximilian Jones is a gripping story of friendship and adventure set against the backdrop of 1960s Berlin. When the city is divided by the infamous Wall, two teenagers, one...

The Kurc family's survival of the Holocaust is a testament to the human spirit. In the spring of 1939, three generations of siblings lived relatively normal lives in Poland, despite the hardships...

The Fireman by Joe Hill is a gripping horror novel that tells the story of a deadly plague that spreads rapidly across the country. A highly contagious spore, known as Dragonscale, causes its hosts...

The Verge: A pivotal forty-year period that reshaped the world. From 1490 to 1530, Europe underwent a transformative era marked by the emergence of printed mass media, gunpowder warfare, and mass...

A powerful story of courage, ambition and love, set against the backdrop of World War II and the luxury of Manhattan's Upper East Side in the years that followed. In April 1945, amidst the liberation...

Russia's Overlooked Invasion: A New Perspective on the 2014 Outbreak in Ukraine's Donbas The conflict in eastern Ukraine's Donbas region began eight years before the widely reported February 2022...

Knowledge Beside Itself: Contemporary Art's Epistemic Politics by Tom Holert Contemporary art has increasingly emphasized its role in "research" and "knowledge production," claiming to offer a novel...