Das Verhältnis von Wissenschaft und Theologie bei Wilhelm von Ockham

“Keenan does a fine job of giving us a sense of the period’s byt’, Russian for ‘everyday life’. … excellent and novel feature of the book is Keenan’s frequent comparison of St Petersburg to other contemporary European cities such as London, Vienna and Paris. … Keenan’s book offers a much better sense of what was typical and exceptional in St Petersburg in the eighteenth century than has previously been available.” (Simon Werrett, History, Vol. 100 (341), July, 2015)"Like his mentor Lindsey Hughes's work, Keenan's book is clear, authoritative and lively. It is therefore a worthy monument to her memory." - G. M. Hamburg, Slavonic & East European Review"In St Petersburg and the Russian Court, 1703-1761, Paul Keenan offers a comprehensive and succinct analysis of the city ... Its value to scholars of eighteenth-century Russia goes without saying." - Colum Leckey, Canadian Slavonic Papers

St Petersburg and the Russian Court, 1703-1761

History of the State of California and Biographical Record of the Sierras, an Historical Story of the State's Marvelous Growth From its Earliest Settl

Those Kooky Kangaroos

Women and the Rise of the Novel, 1405-1726

Unity and Diversity in the Life of Islam, 632 to 1722

Twelver Shiism

The DVD Revolution and the American Horror Film

Selling the Splat Pack

Diplomatic Anecdotage: Around the World in 40 Years

Sexualität und geistige Behinderung? Selbstbestimmung und sexualpädagogische Intervention im Wohnheim

A Comparative Analysis

Velimir Khlebnikov and Tristan Tzara

Minun tieni

Astromineralogy

Being and becoming

Listening to Children

A Guide to Birmingham Area Industrial Heritage Sites

Iron and Steel

An Adult Journey Through the Daily Prayer Service

Daven Your Age

You Choose: Planet Earth

Becoming Bobby

Country Crafts: Kitchen, Pantry, Decoration, Style

Becoming the Narcissist's Nightmare: How to Devalue and Discard the Narcissist While Supplying Yourself

A Little Trouble in California Level Starter/Beginner American English Edition

Street Fighter Origins: Akuma

Everyone's Favorite Projects in Cascade 220 and 220 Superwash

60 Quick Knits from America's Yarn Shops

"Fact or fiction? This book is a great introduction to social behavior and the science aspects of technology-orientated people like me. The first two chapters present plausible fictional role-playing scenarios of the decisions the public could encounter when nanotechnology comes into their homes.The other chapters provide in-depth novel approaches on how to look at future impacts of nanotechnology that will impact a variety of stakeholders."—Prof. Paul Westerhoff, Arizona State University,USA"The last century has witnessed the evolution of technologies from vacuum tubes to semiconductors to nanomaterials. Unlike previous technologies, the spiral on innovations in nanotechnology has demonstrated unique applications that were previously impossible to attain by other means. Yet, there is growing concern about environmental impacts of nanomaterials, and thus the subject of life cycle analysis of nanomaterials and products employing nanomaterials is extremely engaging. The book by Gorman, Savage, and Street is very timely as it deals with topics as indispensable as water, mining, human health, to name just a few. The various contributions in this edited volume provide a well-balanced view and critical life cycle analysis of nanomaterials, which is useful for technologists, policy makers, and concerned citizens."—Prof. Ashok Vaseashta, Institute for Advanced Sciences Convergence & Int'l Clean Water Institute, NUARI, VA, USA and VTT/AVC, U.S. Department of State, Washington DC, USA

Socio-Behavioral Life Cycle Approaches

Emerging Technologies

Regional Cooking of China

Barbara oder Die Frömmigkeit

Reinventar El Cuerpo, Resucitar El Alma: Como Crear Un Nuevo Tu / Reinventing Th E Body, Resurrecting the Soul: How to Create a New You

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