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Inbunden, Tyska, 2021
1 652 kr
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Seit Platons "Politeia" prägen Utopieentwürfe die europäische Ideengeschichte und spätestens seit Thomas Morus' "Utopia" ist der Terminus 'Utopie' fester Bestandteil der Geisteswissenschaften. Der interdisziplinäre Sammelband offenbart das breite Spektrum europäischer Utopiediskurse in geistes-, kultur- und ideengeschichtlichen Disziplinen. Im Mittelpunkt stehen Idealvorstellungen und Visionen sowie Fragen nach kultureller Identität und Projektionen einer möglichen Wertegemeinschaft. Die historische Schwerpunktsetzung untersucht dabei die Konstitution und Transformation utopischer Konzepte in Europa von der Antike bis in die Gegenwart.
Häftad, Engelska, 2025
166 kr
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Engelska, 2025187 kr
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What happens when you are born with something that makes you a little bit different? Do you embrace it or let it take over you? Through its lyrical rhymes, The Stripe shows kids and adults everywhere that you can be who you are no matter what. The official symbol in the U. S. for rare diseases is a zebra. Many people associate stripes with having a rare disease. This book was inspired by the author's two children with rare diseases and was written in honor of all who proudly show their stripes.
Häftad, Engelska, 1989
268 kr
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This study contains detailed briefing papers prepared by 16 representatives and senators, based on a series of informal discussion groups organized by the Center for Responsive Politics. The discussion groups were formed around four topics of particular interest to members: the reality of money, the use of members' time, the budget and legislative process, and the public's understanding of Congress. The discussions were based on a revealing survey of Congress, which polled 114 members of the House and Senate and 115 key staffers on their views of Congress, its chief strengths and weaknesses. The members describe their problems, such as too much time spent on fund raising for future campaigns, too little time to think and confer with their aides and colleagues, and too little home life. They attempt to outline workable solutions that will increase the effectiveness of Congress.