Le 21 septembre 1987, un appel inattendu entraîne Jean-Pierre Grec dans une aventure exceptionnelle : la création d’une porte au Mausolée de l’Aga Khan en Égypte.
This book examines drone warfare – primarily understood now as an issue of technology, military strategy, and law – through popular cultural forms: fiction, film, drama, theater, art, performance, and dance.
This book offers a new interpretation of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus and connects it with the early development of analytic philosophy in Cambridge and Jena.
Description:Cutting into the Silence is a reflective memoir by an oncology surgeon exploring how professional, cultural, and institutional systems shape values, identity, and human development.
This book examines drone warfare – primarily understood now as an issue of technology, military strategy, and law – through popular cultural forms: fiction, film, drama, theater, art, performance, and dance.
This book offers a new interpretation of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus and connects it with the early development of analytic philosophy in Cambridge and Jena.
Erika Schroll, a small girl, growing up in the picturesque town of Saaz, discovers the way of the world and her own nature amidst the turmoil of a World War and its devastating consequences.
Beginning with the dawn of the ancient Qinghai-Tibet Plateau civilization, throughout Asia there has endured an unwavering belief in the existence of a society of highly enlightened masters living in an isolated valley deep in the vast wilderness of the Great Himalayan Range.
