‎Antropologia‎

‎Bertarelli Pier Giuseppe‎

‎Viaggio e avventure di un milanese in California. Lettere di Pier Giuseppe Bertarelli 1849- 1853‎

‎8°, mm 245x175, pp. V, 69 (5) Brossura editoriale rossa, ottimo stato conservazione, piccolo segno in pennarello di precedente catalogazione al contropiatto anteriore. Interno intonso. Prima e unica edizione.‎

‎BERTAUX Pierre‎

‎La mutation humaine. Collection : Petite Bibliothèque Payot, N° 60.‎

‎Paris, Payot, 1964. 11 x 18, 279 pp., broché, bon état (couverture défraîchie).‎

Referência livreiro : 60553

‎Berten, Ignace (Herausgeber)‎

‎Gemeinwohl im Konflikt der Interessen. (=Le bien commun dans le conflit des intérêts.) Gesellschaftspolitische, sozialethische und philosophisch-theologische Recherchen zu Europa. (Kultur und Religion in Europa, Band 4.)‎

‎Münster, Lit 2004. 145 Seiten. Softcover/Paperback‎

‎Einband minimal berieben, ansonsten sehr gut erhalten. 9783825877804‎

Referência livreiro : 103201

‎Berth, Hendrik, Elmar Brähler, Markus Zenger (Hrsg.) u. a‎

‎30 Jahre ostdeutsche Transformation: sozialwissenschaftliche Ergebnisse und Perspektiven der Sächsischen Längsschnittstudie. (= Forschung psychosozial).‎

‎Gießen: Psychosozial-Verlag, [2020]. Originalausgabe, 8°, kart., 368 S., Diagramme; 21 cm‎

‎Einband etwas berieben; ansonsten tadellos. 978383792784‎

Referência livreiro : 7515

‎Bertholet, Alfred‎

‎Über kultische Motivverschiebungen. ( Sonderabdruck der Sitzungsberichte der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. 1938. XIV-XVIII).‎

‎Verlag der Akademie der Wissenschaften. In Kommission bei Walter de Gruyter u. Co., Berlin 1938. 24,5 x 19 cm. Von privater Hand kartoniert und zweifach geklammert. Vollständig mit den Seiten 164 - 184. Karton mit handgeschriebenem Titel in alter Tinte und stark randgebräunt. Innen sauber. Gutes Exemplar.‎

‎Aus dem Besitz von Prof. Dr. Hans Paul Friedrich Nevermann (geb. 1902 Schwerin, gest. 1982 in Berlin); deutscher Ethnologe, Ozeanist und Reiseschriftsteller, seit 1931 Kustos der Abtlg. Ozeanien im Berliner Museum für Völkerkunde, ab 1945 zusätzlich der Leiter der Abtlg. Von Südostasien und Indien. Seit 1951 Honorarprofessor für vergl. Völkerkunde an der FU Berlin bis zu seiner Pensionierung 1957. Bei vielen Titeln der hier angebotenen Hefte handelt es sich nur um die Heftteile, die den Besitzer interessierten und die er aus dem Gesamtheft löste und handschriftlich mit Titel und Herkunft versah, so daß Verlag und Erscheinungsdatum oft unvollständig sind oder sogar fehlen. K03040-315567‎

Referência livreiro : 315567

‎Berthrong Donald J 1922 2012‎

‎The Cheyenne and Arapaho Ordeal‎

‎xv420pp with illustrations and maps. Octavo 8 3/4" x 6" issued in black with grey and white lettering to spine. Pictorial white and black dust jacket. 1st edition.<br /><br />This work recounts the reservation period of the Cheyenne and the Arapahos in western Oklahoma and the following fifteen years. It is an investigation-and an indictment-of the assimilation and reservations policies thrust upon them in the latter half of the nineteenth century policies that succeeded only in doing enormous damage to a sturdy vital people. Confined to a reservation in the Indian Territory in 1875 the Southern Cheyenne and their neighbors the Arapahos traditionally hunting and mobile societies were forced into the federal government's image of "educated Christian farmer-citizens." Lacking the support of adequate appropriations or protective legislation the Cheyenne’s' lives were dominated by hunger disease and despair. Continuing niggardliness on the part of Congress in providing adequate agricultural equipment and instruction and an environment hostile to cultivation made agricultural self-sufficiency all but impossible. The continued reduction of their land base through allotments under the 1887 Dawes Act and later leasing and sale of land to whites further eroded the Indians' meager sources of income and security. An educational policy that left Cheyenne children without hope of jobs the banning of traditional religious ceremonies the prejudice of white citizens and institutions and the undermining of the roles of head men and medicine men led to further despair. But as the author demonstrates despite these crushing burdens and in the face of slow and inevitable changes in the society the Southern Cheyenne retained their identity a testimony to their courage and character. This well-documented compassionate account of the ordeal of the two tribes serves as a classic example of what happened to America's Indians at the hands of the whites. This is volume 136 in the Civilization of the American Indian Series.<br /><br />Condition:<br /><br />Some light foxing to head end pages. Dust jacket lightly foxed at fold over edge price clipped. Over all a very good to fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. University of Oklahoma Press hardcover‎

Referência livreiro : BOOKS004130

‎BERTILLON, Alphonse‎

‎LES RACES SAUVAGES‎

‎Paris G. Masson, Editeur in 8 (25x16) 1 volume reliure pleine percaline verte ornée de l'éditeur, tranches dorées, VIII et 311 pages, avec 115 gravures, dont 8 planches hors-texte, rousseurs éparses. Les peuples de l'afrique, les peuples de l'amérique, les peuples de l'océanie, quelques peuples de l'asie et des régions boréales. Bertillon Alphonse, membre de la société d'Anthropologie de Paris. Bibliothèque de la nature. Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )‎

‎Très bon Reliure‎

Referência livreiro : 17502

‎Bertman Stephen‎

‎Doorways Through Time: The Romance of Archaeology‎

‎Los Angeles California U.S.A.: J P Tarcher 1987. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. J P Tarcher hardcover‎

Referência livreiro : 023612 ISBN : 0874774187 9780874774184

‎BERTOLINI, Gino‎

‎"Le anime criminali" La legge determinista. La guerra di razza. M.me Steinheil - C.ssa Tarnowsky - F.ein Grete Beier - M.me Caillaux [...] "La rissa europea"‎

‎480 p. con 70 tav. f.t. e 24 incisioni n.t.; 26 cm. Brossura editoriale. Copertina brunita da vecchia polvere depositata, con strappetti e abrasioni, carta ingiallita con qualche piccola fioritura ma interno buono. Interessante studio che, illustra alcuni dei più famosi delitti del tempo in Europa analizzandoli anche nell'aspetto antropologico, sociale e politico‎

‎Bertram, Hans (Hrsg.)‎

‎Mittelmaß für Kinder. Der UNICEF-Bericht zur Lage der Kinder in Deutschland.‎

‎München, Verlag C. H. Beck, 2008. 303 S. Kl.-8°, Tb. Sehr gut erhalten.‎

Referência livreiro : 29141

‎Bertram, Helga und Jürgen Bertram‎

‎Sehnsucht Australien - Vom Abenteuer des Auswanderns. 1. Auflage.‎

‎Berlin : Osburg, 2009. 286 S., Ill. OPp., gebundene Ausagbe, SU., Lesebändchen.‎

‎SU. leicht berieben, ansonsten sehr gut erhalten. ISBN: 9783940731197‎

Referência livreiro : 71204

‎Bertrand Meheust :‎

‎Somnambulisme et médiumnité - Le défi du magnétisme.‎

‎Éditions des Empêcheurs De Penser En Rond, 1998, broché, 620 pages.‎

‎Bon état. Léger jaunissement des plats, légères pliures au dos, intérieur frais, très bon état général.‎

Referência livreiro : AIX-2396-C5

‎Bertrando P. (cur.); Bianciardi M. (cur.)‎

‎La natura sistemica dell'uomo. Attualità del pensiero di Gregory Bateson‎

‎br. L'avventura intellettuale di Gregory Bateson ha attraversato tutto il XX secolo, abbracciando gli ambiti più diversi del pensiero dell'uomo, percorrendo le linee di confine tra campi differenti del sapere ed esplorandone le possibili interfacce. Esponente di un pensiero squisitamente formale, Bateson ha dedicato la sua appassionata ricerca alle omologie tra discipline apparentemente distanti, passando dall'antropologia alla psichiatria, dalle teorie dell'evoluzione alla cibernetica, dall'etologia all'ecologia, fino ad approdare - attraverso l'epistemologia - a una difficile ricerca sul significato del sacro nell'esperienza dell'uomo. Questo testo s'interroga sulla irriducibile attualità del suo pensiero, ricostruendone le radici, affrontandone le varie dimensioni da più punti di vista, proponendo confronti stimolanti e nuove linee di ricerca.‎

‎Bertuzzo, Elisa T‎

‎Archipelagos - from urbanisation to translocalisation. [1. Auflage].‎

‎Berlin : Kulturverlag Kadmos, 2019. 320 Seiten : Illustrationen ; 24 cm; kart.‎

‎Gutes Ex. - Englisch. - Cause if and insofar as 'strange' settlement formations of the kind I got to see on the return journey from Bhola, deep in the 'rural', correlate with the augmented movement of people, the narrative of urbanisation as process of concentration-extension is called into question. If other, decentring or even ex-centric, forces are impacting urban growth and reshuffling all levels of social space?the near (habitation), the middle (the city) and the far (state and its macro-level connections)?the city-hegemonic views that dominate urban studies must be abandoned once for all, and the new norm of production of space called by name. (Verlagstext) / INHALT : A user's guide --- Part 1: Archipelagos --- Nandi: Everyday-life-stories of movement --- Durga. Tumi meye manush, tumi niche boshbe --- Aijer. Lowest input movement --- Badal. Flowers for the city --- Dulal. The discovery of the horizon --- Enamul. Above the horizon, Mofiz-style --- Kartik. The view from the train --- Milton. Where to survive on earth --- Soyjuddin. Unspecific space-times --- Sahabuddin. Bangla barifor Kerala, paka barifor Bengal --- Afterword: All those untold stories --- Part 2: From Urbanisation to Translocalisation - An Essay --- My perspective on movement --- Acknowledgements --- Bibliography. ISBN 9783865994080‎

Referência livreiro : 1164909

‎Berz, Peter (Herausgeber), Annette Bitsch (Herausgeber) und Bernhard Siegert (Herausgeber)‎

‎FAKtisch : Festschrift für Friedrich Kittler zum 60. Geburtstag. hrsg. von Peter Berz ...‎

‎[Paderborn] : Fink, 2003. 374 S. : Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. ; 24 cm, 644 gr. broschiert‎

‎guter Zustand, leichte Lagerspuren am Einband, Bleistiftnotiz im Vorsatz, einige Seiten an der oberen Ecke leicht knickspurig‎

Referência livreiro : 45390

‎BESNIER NIKO‎

‎On The Edge Of The Global: Modern Anxieties In A‎

‎Stanford University Press Palo Alto: 2011. Hardcover with dustjacket. Brand new book. Life in twenty-first century Tonga is rife with uncertainties. Though the postcolonial island kingdom may give the appearance of stability and order there is a malaise that pervades everyday life a disquiet rooted in the feeling that the twin forces of "progress" and "development"�and the seemingly inevitable wealth distribution that follows from them�have bypassed the society. Niko Besnier's illuminating ethnography analyzes the ways in which segments of this small-scale society grapple with their growing anxiety and hold on to different understandings of what modernity means. How should it be made relevant to local contexts How it should mesh with practices and symbols of tradition In the day-to-day lives of Tongans the weight of transformations brought on by neoliberalism and democracy press not in the abstract but in individually significant ways: how to make ends meet how to pay lip service to tradition and how to present a modern self without opening oneself to ridicule. Adopting a wide-angled perspective that brings together political economic cultural and social concerns this book focuses on the interface between the different forms that modern uncertainties take. Niko Besnier is Professor of Cultural Anthropology in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. He has also taught at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yale University Victoria University of Wellington and UCLA. He is the author of five books most recently Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics 2009. Niko Besnier is Professor of Cultural Anthropology in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. He has also taught at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yale University Victoria University of Wellington and UCLA. He is the author of five books most recently Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics 2009. "Besnier takes us to Tongan beauty parlors pageants pawn shops outdoor markets church services and gyms to show how local 'modernities' and 'traditionalities' are enacted within disparate sites. His book remarkable in its nuanced respectful depiction of the emotional lives and intellectual perspectives of diverse informants is wonderful in argument and ethnography."�Deborah Gewertz Amherst College "Ethnographically acute and open-eared interpretively imaginative and principled and always engaging Besnier's book takes Tonga from 'the edge' to the center of new ways of thinking about 'the global.' Besnier's subtle attentiveness to the shape of both ordinary and extraordinary lives and events makes for a rich and theoretically provocative examination indeed."�Don Brenneis Professor of Anthropology University of California Santa Cruz "This is a study of how modernity renders one anxious�anxious to be a part of it and anxious not to lose oneself or one's traditions along the way. Keenly situated on the global edge and on the edges of bodies and things Besnier's study of Tonga as a nervous kaleidoscope�of make-up make-over bodybuilding and the pawning and reselling of everyday things�is sharply observed and beautifully drawn. Clear smart witty and touching."�Anne Allison Professor of Anthropology Duke University Life in twenty-first century Tonga is rife with uncertainties. Though the postcolonial island kingdom may give the appearance of stability and order there is a malaise that pervades everyday life a disquiet rooted in the feeling that the twin forces of "progress" and "development"�and the seemingly inevitable wealth distribution that follows from them�have bypassed the society. Niko Besnier's illuminating ethnography analyzes the ways in which segments of this small-scale society grapple with their growing anxiety and hold on to different understandings of what modernity means. How should it be made relevant to local contexts How it should mesh with practices and symbols of tradition In the day-to-day lives of Tongans the weight of transformations brought on by neoliberalism and democracy press not in the abstract but in individually significant ways: how to make ends meet how to pay lip service to tradition and how to present a modern self without opening oneself to ridicule. Adopting a wide-angled perspective that brings together political economic cultural and social concerns this book focuses on the interface between the different forms that modern uncertainties take. Niko Besnier is Professor of Cultural Anthropology in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. He has also taught at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yale University Victoria University of Wellington and UCLA. He is the author of five books most recently Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics 2009. "Besnier takes us to Tongan beauty parlors pageants pawn shops outdoor markets church services and gyms to show how local 'modernities' and 'traditionalities' are enacted within disparate sites. His book remarkable in its nuanced respectful depiction of the emotional lives and intellectual perspectives of diverse informants is wonderful in argument and ethnography."�Deborah Gewertz Amherst College "Ethnographically acute and open-eared interpretively imaginative and principled and always engaging Besnier's book takes Tonga from 'the edge' to the center of new ways of thinking about 'the global.' Besnier's subtle attentiveness to the shape of both ordinary and extraordinary lives and events makes for a rich and theoretically provocative examination indeed."�Don Brenneis Professor of Anthropology University of California Santa Cruz "This is a study of how modernity renders one anxious�anxious to be a part of it and anxious not to lose oneself or one's traditions along the way. Keenly situated on the global edge and on the edges of bodies and things Besnier's study of Tonga as a nervous kaleidoscope�of make-up make-over bodybuilding and the pawning and reselling of everyday things�is sharply observed and beautifully drawn. Clear smart witty and touching."�Anne Allison Professor of Anthropology Duke University Life in twenty-first century Tonga is rife with uncertainties. Though the postcolonial island kingdom may give the appearance of stability and order there is a malaise that pervades everyday life a disquiet rooted in the feeling that the twin forces of "progress" and "development"�and the seemingly inevitable wealth distribution that follows from them�have bypassed the society. Niko Besnier's illuminating ethnography analyzes the ways in which segments of this small-scale society grapple with their growing anxiety and hold on to different understandings of what modernity means. How should it be made relevant to local contexts How it should mesh with practices and symbols of tradition In the day-to-day lives of Tongans the weight of transformations brought on by neoliberalism and democracy press not in the abstract but in individually significant ways: how to make ends meet how to pay lip service to tradition and how to present a modern self without opening oneself to ridicule. Adopting a wide-angled perspective that brings together political economic cultural and social concerns this book focuses on the interface between the different forms that modern uncertainties take. Niko Besnier is Professor of Cultural Anthropology in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. He has also taught at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yale University Victoria University of Wellington and UCLA. He is the author of five books most recently Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics 2009. "Besnier takes us to Tongan beauty parlors pageants pawn shops outdoor markets church services and gyms to show how local 'modernities' and 'traditionalities' are enacted within disparate sites. His book remarkable in its nuanced respectful depiction of the emotional lives and intellectual perspectives of diverse informants is wonderful in argument and ethnography."�Deborah Gewertz Amherst College "Ethnographically acute and open-eared interpretively imaginative and principled and always engaging Besnier's book takes Tonga from 'the edge' to the center of new ways of thinking about 'the global.' Besnier's subtle attentiveness to the shape of both ordinary and extraordinary lives and events makes for a rich and theoretically provocative examination indeed."�Don Brenneis Professor of Anthropology University of California Santa Cruz "This is a study of how modernity renders one anxious�anxious to be a part of it and anxious not to lose oneself or one's traditions along the way. Keenly situated on the global edge and on the edges of bodies and things Besnier's study of Tonga as a nervous kaleidoscope�of make-up make-over bodybuilding and the pawning and reselling of everyday things�is sharply observed and beautifully drawn. Clear smart witty and touching."�Anne Allison Professor of Anthropology Duke University Life in twenty-first century Tonga is rife with uncertainties. Though the postcolonial island kingdom may give the appearance of stability and order there is a malaise that pervades everyday life a disquiet rooted in the feeling that the twin forces of "progress" and "development"�and the seemingly inevitable wealth distribution that follows from them�have bypassed the society. Niko Besnier's illuminating ethnography analyzes the ways in which segments of this small-scale society grapple with their growing anxiety and hold on to different understandings of what modernity means. How should it be made relevant to local contexts How it should mesh with practices and symbols of tradition In the day-to-day lives of Tongans the weight of transformations brought on by neoliberalism and democracy press not in the abstract but in individually significant ways: how to make ends meet how to pay lip service to tradition and how to present a modern self without opening oneself to ridicule. Adopting a wide-angled perspective that brings together political economic cultural and social concerns this book focuses on the interface between the different forms that modern uncertainties take. Niko Besnier is Professor of Cultural Anthropology in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. He has also taught at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yale University Victoria University of Wellington and UCLA. He is the author of five books most recently Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics 2009. "Besnier takes us to Tongan beauty parlors pageants pawn shops outdoor markets church services and gyms to show how local 'modernities' and 'traditionalities' are enacted within disparate sites. His book remarkable in its nuanced respectful depiction of the emotional lives and intellectual perspectives of diverse informants is wonderful in argument and ethnography."�Deborah Gewertz Amherst College "Ethnographically acute and open-eared interpretively imaginative and principled and always engaging Besnier's book takes Tonga from 'the edge' to the center of new ways of thinking about 'the global.' Besnier's subtle attentiveness to the shape of both ordinary and extraordinary lives and events makes for a rich and theoretically provocative examination indeed."�Don Brenneis Professor of Anthropology University of California Santa Cruz "This is a study of how modernity renders one anxious�anxious to be a part of it and anxious not to lose oneself or one's traditions along the way. Keenly situated on the global edge and on the edges of bodies and things Besnier's study of Tonga as a nervous kaleidoscope�of make-up make-over bodybuilding and the pawning and reselling of everyday things�is sharply observed and beautifully drawn. Clear smart witty and touching."�Anne Allison Professor of Anthropology Duke University Life in twenty-first century Tonga is rife with uncertainties. Though the postcolonial island kingdom may give the appearance of stability and order there is a malaise that pervades everyday life a disquiet rooted in the feeling that the twin forces of "progress" and "development"�and the seemingly inevitable wealth distribution that follows from them�have bypassed the society. Niko Besnier's illuminating ethnography analyzes the ways in which segments of this small-scale society grapple with their growing anxiety and hold on to different understandings of what modernity means. How should it be made relevant to local contexts How it should mesh with practices and symbols of tradition In the day-to-day lives of Tongans the weight of transformations brought on by neoliberalism and democracy press not in the abstract but in individually significant ways: how to make ends meet how to pay lip service to tradition and how to present a modern self without opening oneself to ridicule. Adopting a wide-angled perspective that brings together political economic cultural and social concerns this book focuses on the interface between the different forms that modern uncertainties take. Niko Besnier is Professor of Cultural Anthropology in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. He has also taught at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yale University Victoria University of Wellington and UCLA. He is the author of five books most recently Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics 2009. "Besnier takes us to Tongan beauty parlors pageants pawn shops outdoor markets church services and gyms to show how local 'modernities' and 'traditionalities' are enacted within disparate sites. His book remarkable in its nuanced respectful depiction of the emotional lives and intellectual perspectives of diverse informants is wonderful in argument and ethnography."�Deborah Gewertz Amherst College "Ethnographically acute and open-eared interpretively imaginative and principled and always engaging Besnier's book takes Tonga from 'the edge' to the center of new ways of thinking about 'the global.' Besnier's subtle attentiveness to the shape of both ordinary and extraordinary lives and events makes for a rich and theoretically provocative examination indeed."�Don Brenneis Professor of Anthropology University of California Santa Cruz "This is a study of how modernity renders one anxious�anxious to be a part of it and anxious not to lose oneself or one's traditions along the way. Keenly situated on the global edge and on the edges of bodies and things Besnier's study of Tonga as a nervous kaleidoscope�of make-up make-over bodybuilding and the pawning and reselling of everyday things�is sharply observed and beautifully drawn. Clear smart witty and touching."�Anne Allison Professor of Anthropology Duke University Stanford University Press, Palo Alto: 2011 hardcover‎

Referência livreiro : 73022X1

‎Besso, Marco‎

‎Roma e il Papa nei proverbi e nei modi di dire.‎

‎cm. 18 x 25,5, xviii-430 pp. Collana della Fondazione ?Marco Besso? 1084 gr. xviii-430 p.‎

‎Best Elsdon.‎

‎Spiritual and Mental Concepts of the Maori Dominion Museum Monograph.‎

‎Wellington: W. A. G. Skinner Government Printer 1922. Paperback octavo stapled pamphlet staples rusted red covers loose & lightly faded otherwise good condition. 43 pp. W. A. G. Skinner, Government Printer paperback‎

Referência livreiro : 15160

‎BEST Joel‎

‎Flavor of the Month: Why Smart People Fall for Fads‎

‎Berkeley:: University of California Press. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2006. Hardcover. 0520246268 . First printing. Publisher's press release laid in. "Examination Copy" stamped on bottom edge else fine in a fine dust jacket. . University of California Press, hardcover books‎

Referência livreiro : 38629 ISBN : 0520246268 9780520246263

‎Besteman Catherine; Gusterson Hugh editors‎

‎Why America's Top Pundits Are Wrong: Anthropologists Talk Back‎

‎Berkeley CA U.S.A.: University of California Press 2005. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Essays by twelve anthropologists who subject such popular commentators as Samuel Huntingdon Thomas Friedman Robert Kaplan Dinesh D'Souza and the authors of The Bell Curve to cold hard scrutiny and find that their writing is often misleadingly simplistic culturally ill-informed and politically dangerous; these essays cover topics such as globalization ethnic violence social justice and the biological roots of behavior very slight edgewear otherwise a bright clean tight copy University of California Press paperback‎

Referência livreiro : 000903 ISBN : 0520243560 9780520243569

‎Bestor Theodore‎

‎Neighborhood Tokyo‎

‎Stanford: Stanford University Press. Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1990. Trade Size Paperback. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 347 pages; Trade Size Soft Cover Paperback No Dust Jacket Book Shows Little Wear; BX78 . Stanford University Press paperback‎

Referência livreiro : w2286 ISBN : 0804714398 9780804714396

‎Bethge, Clemens W., Marion Gardei Bernd Krebs (Hrsg.) u. a‎

‎Lebenswichtig. Luther 5.0. Gedanken junger Menschen und Martin Luthers. / Edition Responsa, Bd. 1.‎

‎Berlin : H&H Edition Responsa, 2017. 154 S. Originalbroschur.‎

‎Ein neuwertiges Exemplar. - Die Evangelische Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg-Schlesische Oberlausitz und die Journalistische Nachwuchsförderung JONA der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. haben 23 junge Autorinnen und Autoren unterschiedlicher Konfessionen anlässlich des Reformations-Jubiläums 2017 eingeladen, über existenzielle Lebensfragen zu reflektieren. Sie schreiben aus ihrem subjektiven Erleben über die großen Themen des Lebens wie Glück, Liebe, Heimat, Karriere, Glaube, Angst und Sterben. Über das, was sie bewegt und trägt, Fragen, die sie selbst wichtig finden und die sie in ihrer Lebensphase am meisten beschäftigen. Sie setzen sich mit ihrer Suche nach Gott und zu sich selbst in den verschiedenen Rollen zwischen Anerkennung und Ablehnung auseinander. Und sie fragen nach gelingendem Leben mit anderen in ihrer Besonderheit, in Nähe und Fremde; in Liebe und Ehe, bis zuletzt... Jedem Beitrag ist ein starkes Lutherzitat zum Thema beigefügt, an dem die Autorinnen und Autoren sich orientieren oder mit dem sie streiten können. Daraus ergibt sich ein spannender Kontrast zu dem, was einen Martin Luther vor 500 Jahren beschäftigt hat. Oder sind es am Ende die gleichen Themen? Die Lesenden sollen sich darüber selbst ein Bild machen. Sie lernen die Gedankenwelt junger Menschen und eine Generation zwischen Hoffnung und Zweifel kennen. - Inhalt: Christine Bödicker: "Privilegien" oder: Eine Glücksbilanz -- Miguel Helm: "Rollen" oder: Tot. Lebendig. Lebe ich? -- Friedrich Koop: "Arbeit" oder: Arbeiten? Entscheide ich spontan! -- Johanna Gremme: "Etappen" oder: Wo gehöre ich hin in dieser Welt? -- Konstanze Nastarowitz: "Wurzeln" oder: Bodenhaftung und vom Stehenbleiben -- Andrea Schöne: "Wachstum" oder: Wahre Größe liegt im Auge des Betrachters -- Janine Ponzer: "Anerkennung" oder: Sehen, was man mag? -- Benedikt Bögle: "Bekenntnis" oder: Mutig wie er -- Hanna Buiting: "Suche" oder: Mein Herz sei ein Kompass -- Joanna Rachel Hammer: "Zweifel" oder: (K)ein Zweifeln -- Tobias-Benjamin Ottmar: "Mission" oder: Die besten Gespräche über den Glauben habe ich beim Biertrinken -- Ariane Missuweit: "Taufe" oder: Stückwerk. Wir. Unser -- Miriam Staber: "Achtung" oder: Der beste Tröster -- Eva Morlang: "Ausgrenzung" oder: Mut zur Menschlichkeit -- Lea Ochßner: "Identität" oder: Auf dem Weg zur Heimat in mir -- Roland Müller: "Verständigung" oder: Smombies und gelingender Kommunikation -- Lena Apke: "Glück" oder: Vom Suchen und Finden, vom Gewinnen und Verlieren -- Julia Sorgatz: "Heimat" oder: Der Geruch Omas Apfelkuchen -- Esther Gardei-Schilling: "Liebe" oder: Warum nicht für immer? -- Isabella Henkenjohann: "Ehe" oder: Drei sein um Eins zu werden -- Luise Wagner: "Weg" oder: Atmen gegen den Sturm -- Kathrin Wähler: "Begleitung" oder: Wenn die Würde geht -- Marcus Nicolini: "Abschied" oder: Vom Leben bis zuletzt. ISBN 9783955651763‎

Referência livreiro : 1083116

‎BETTELHEIM BRUNO‎

‎Symbolic Wounds: Puberty Rites And The Envious Male‎

‎Thames & Hudson London: 1955. Hardcover with dustjacket. Fair condition. Dustjacket has slight chips and tears. Initiation rites and particularly circumcisions have been viewed by both anthropologists and psychoanalysts as imposed primarily by the elders on the young. Includes an Index. Thames & Hudson, London: 1955 hardcover‎

Referência livreiro : 21129X1

‎BETTELHEIM BRUNO‎

‎PSICHIATRIA NON OPPRESSIVA. IL METODO ORTHOGENETIC SCHOOL PER BAMBINI PSICOTICI‎

‎BETTELHEIM BRUNO PSICHIATRIA NON OPPRESSIVA. IL METODO ORTHOGENETIC SCHOOL PER BAMBINI PSICOTICI. Milano, Feltrinelli 1988, Trad. di Libero Sosio. ill. in bianco e nero. Buono (Good) Buon es. ma con segni d'uso e del tempo. <br> in ottavo <br> leg. bross. <br> pp. 468<br> 88-07-10103-3‎

‎BETTER, F‎

‎Naturstudium und Christentum.‎

‎Bielefeld, Velhagen & Klasing, 1905. 19. Ts. Mit 1 Bildn. 7, 326 S. Blauer OLwd. m. zarter goldfarb. Verzierung. - Gutes bis sehr gutes Ex. 19‎

‎* Inhalt: Fortschritt? Evolution u. moderne Weltanschauung. Christliche Naturforschung. Wissenschaft. Materialismus.‎

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