Hinter den Kulissen der Kreuzfahrtschiffe

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seit der Reformation bis auf gegenwärtige Zeiten - 4. Band

Grundlage zu einer hessischen Gelehrten und Schriftsteller Geschichte

Mapping the Determinants of Spatial Data Sharing

"This collection of essays, beginning with Cathy Caruth’s poetic, lyrical, and beautifully crafted reading of the metaphorics of ashes, moves through literatures of the traumas of apartheid South Africa, colonial violence, the wars in Vietnam and Iraq, the Holocaust, and 9/11 to analyze the global nature of the worst experiences of our times." – Brett Ashley Kaplan, University of Illinois, USA

Narrative and Representation

Trauma in Contemporary Literature

Called to Communion: Understanding the Church Today

The Perfect Age

The Oxford Handbook of the Victorian Novel

Eine Bilderbuchgeschichte von Wolken, Winde und Wetter in Versen für Kinder und Erwachsene

Der kleine Wolkenschieber

Eine Erzählung

Fischblut

"Finally, an investigation that demonstrates the close negotiation between film policies and filmmakers, power and art, ethics and aesthetics, as influenced by a variety of Catholic- inspired initiatives. This is a much-needed intervention into the study of film and culture alike, particularly essential in a day and age when the scrutiny of the power yielded by Catholic institutions is ever more pressing." — Ernest Mathijs, University of British Columbia, Canada
"This is a timely book providing well-researched case studies about the historical influence of religious organizations (in this case the Catholic Church) in the production, distribution, exhibition and consumption of films, from policies and leaders to censorship and audiences. A required text for cinema and media students and scholars interested in a comprehensive analysis of a relevant but under-researched topic. -- Jose-Carlos Lozano, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico

"The strength of Moralizing Cinema lies in the forays into new areas and, not least, in the rich detail of its empirical case studies." --Maaret Koskinen, Communications: The European Journal of Communication Research, 40(4)

"Taken together, this anthology adds considerable depth and complexitiy to the historiography of cinema as acultural form and inspires contintued study into the networks and linkages between different religious authorities and film institutions." --Ira Wagman, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television

Film, Catholicism, and Power

Moralizing Cinema

Wife Of Reverend C. G. Porter, Of Bangor (1848)

Memoir Of Mrs. Deborah H. Porter

365 Health and Fitness Hacks: Volume 1

magesterial work ... a monumental achievement both in terms of history and thematic analysis

A New History of Western Philosophy

Taking Religion Seriously Across the Curriculum

Roman

Souvenirs

Lernfelder 6 - 9

Arbeitsheft Zahnmedizinische Fachangestellte

An Encyclopedia of Garbage and Recycling around the World

Trash Talk

Illuminations : épiphanies et fragment dans l'oeuvre d'Andrés Neuman

The Contrasting Use of Formalism and Realism in Jonathan Glazer's "Under the Skin"

‘An original collection which will make a significant contribution to the study of literature and trauma’ 
Susan Derwin, Interdisciplinary Humanities Center, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA

Liminality and the Ethics of Form

Contemporary Trauma Narratives

"I believe this book can serve both as a reference and textbook, but primarily should be seen as a textbook for a course built around foundational aspects of statistical modeling for network data. Most prior texts I am aware of focus on statistical methods within existing network models. I really like that this book helps the reader understand the statistical implications of choice of model, both in terms of "coherence" and sampling. Most prior work presents the field of statistical network analysis as a basket of models from which one chooses their preferred method. Crane takes a more foundational approach - showing how choice of model leads to implicit statistical assumptions that too often go unspoken."~Walter Dempsey, Harvard University
"A set of useful exercises are given in almost all chapters that assists in understanding the topics and – what is very useful and much appreciated – the author also gives their solutions. These are not only a great tool because they allow solutions to be checked, but because somehow they are a complement of the text. Moreover, they provide the opportunity to dive thoroughly into the topics. Finally, the author not only proposes these exercises in each chapter, he also proposes problems that are open research questions. These are very nice inputs for researchers who are working in the field. And in this way, the author opens a door to further research and establishes a dialog between him and thereader."~Silvano Romano, ISCB Newsletter

Probabilistic Foundations of Statistical Network Analysis

Cell Press Reviews: Cancer Therapeutics

'In the deliberative model of democracy, a free press is of crucial importance for linking the public sphere and political decision making. Häussler shows in a sophisticated way the potential and the pitfalls for the media to fulfil this role. The philosophical background of the deliberative model is linked in a successful way with complex empirical analyses. The book is highly relevant for journalism, communication, and political science.'- Jürg Steiner, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

'This very substantial and well researched book is an exceptionally valuable contribution to the growing body of empirical literature on deliberative democracy. It should find a wide readership in politics and media studies.' - William Outhwaite, FAcSS, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Newcastle University

'This important rethinking of the mediated public sphere shows that the range of actors and the qualities of their deliberation differ depending on whether we look at the sphere of civil society or the sphere of government-centered media discourses. Each sphere displays its own strengths and weaknesses, suggesting both the imperfections and the promises of democratic communication processes.' - Lance Bennett, Professor of Political Science and Communication, University of Washington

A Deliberative Model of Democracy

The Media and the Public Sphere

Red Line 3. Workbook mit Audio-CD

Creative Understanding

Beobachtungen eines streunenden Hundes in einer schweizerischen Kleinstadt

Auf den Hund gekommen

"Neben dem Bergsalz  verleiht Allgäuer Dialekt der Geschichte die richtige Würze."

Bergsalz

Deployment Strategies for Outdoor Monitoring

Wireless Sensor Networks

Klasse 11 Schulbuch

Betriebswirtschaftliche Steuerung und Kontrolle für zweistufige Wirtschaftsschulen in Bayern

Questions On The Book Of Genesis (1846)

In 200 Übungen Verbformen richtig bilden und sicher anwenden

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