France

»[Ein] hübsch illustrierter Band«
Kira Hanser, WELT AM SONNTAG 

»Eine unterhaltsame Urlaubsvorbereitung mit Redewendungen in fünf Sprachen.«
Karin Finkenzeller, FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE SONNTAGSZEITUNG 

»Heiterkeit in der Volksweisheit: Sprichwörter und Redewendungen sind wohl die poetischste Form der Volksweisheit«
Pamela Widmann, PFORZHEIMER ZEITUNG 

»Kurzweilig – und lehrreich!«
Katja Kraft, MÜNCHNER MERKUR 

»Klein, aber oho – in fünf Sprachen«
Kristian Teetz, RND

Redewendungen in fünf Sprachen

Andere Länder, andere Sprüche

"A value of Kahn at Penn: Transformative Teacher of Architecture (Routledge, 2015) is that editor and architect James Williamson included the scathing remarks of former Kahn students who felt Kahn’s language was unnecessarily abstract and obscure, even to their ears shallow and misleading. These accusations have been issued elsewhere in print before – but in the context of this kind of symposium on Kahn as architectural pedagogue the reports by naysayers assure this book won’t be taken as hagiography." - Norman Weinstein, Architectural Review

Transformative Teacher of Architecture

Kahn at Penn

Der Einfluss von Zähnen und zahnärztlichen Werkstoffen auf die Gesundheit

Hotspot Zahn

A Story to Help Children Deal with Anxiety

Princess Louise Is Starting School

In an increasingly competitive and ever-changing higher education environment, where the REF, TEF, National Student Survey and myriad other institutional demands vie for attention, Kate Woodthorpe has done early career academics a valuable service with this thoughtful and engaging text. Think of it as a sympathetic friend, gently assisting those new to the sector as they try to balance the often-competing pressures of teaching, research and administrative duties. As Woodthorpe points out, the relative freedom and flexibility that academics are granted can be both a blessing and a curse, and this timely work is sure to aid those eager new members of the academy who, for way too long, have simply been thrown in at the deep end and left to sink or swim. An essential read.
Jaime Waters, Senior Lecturer, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
An enjoyable read packed with tips and personal experiences on how to "survive and thrive" in the early days of academia. Essential reading for any junior academic.
AJ Mitchell, Research Fellow, The Australian National University
This book is explicitly in the ‘tips and tricks’ genre, with these elements carefully boxed out so you can flick though and get the highlights quickly. The book is well referenced with helpful suggestions for further reading.
The advice offered in each section is solid and pragmatic – you won’t go wrong following what Woodthorpe has to say.
The Thesis Whisperer

The New Academic's Pocket Mentor

Survive and Thrive in Academia

Judy Moody, Super Book Whiz

Wenn die Endlosigkeit zur Inspiration wird

Argentinien - Hinter Weit kommt Weiter (Wandkalender 2026 DIN A2 quer), CALVENDO Monatskalender

Eine Nacht voller Sterne – Band 1

Cat Care: Kitten Care: How To Take Care Of And Train Your Cat Or Kitten

Cats

Learn To Draw | Easy Step By Step | Drawing Grid | Crafts and Games

How To Draw Unicorns For Kids

A Contest Driven Approach

Open Digital Innovation

The Photo History of the American 70th Tank Battalion in World War II

Armored Strike Force

Outlaw Wolves

Marley: Firehouse Dog

Cosa dice l'Enciclopedia libera

I 3 sport più competitivi

Refusing Homelessness and Making a Home

Tent City, Seattle

"This is a book full of wisdom, a rare achievement nowadays. And a book full of beauty, written in the best style of philosophical literature. Convinced that ‘philosophy is only reading and telling stories,’ Jim Josefson does precisely that and does it very well. Every philosopher he talks about raises from the ‘icy abstraction’ of the contemporary academic discourse and revives in the light of his or her unique moment, even if some of them – most notably Plato – devoted all their thought to oppose the ephemeral nature of time. Yet, when read through the lenses of the ‘philosophy of the moment,’ inspired by Hannah Arendt, even the monumental Plato appears as an existential thinker telling the story of his own unique revelation, his own ‘moment of beauty.’ For it is only in the experience of beauty that, as Arendt says, being and appearance truly coincide and the transcendence reveals itself not in some unreachable ‘beyond,’ but here and now, in the splendor of the grass and beauty of the flower. Arendt’s great agon with Plato, which Jim Josefson elucidates with impressive elegance and clarity, forms a canvas for his unique presentation of the major figures of Western thought through fictional stories: Aristotle, Locke, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Jaspers, Heidegger, and Benjamin. Bringing them all to the moment of our times, this book will be very useful for all teachers of philosophy who, following Socrates, still try to ‘corrupt the youth’ and seduce it with beauty leading to the ‘love of wisdom.’" — Agata Bielik-Robson, Professor of Jewish Studies, Theology & Religious Studies, University of Nottingham

Narratives of Freedom from Plato to Arendt

Political Philosophy In the Moment

Pocket Edition

The Illuminated Edda

A brand new collection of 150 fast and entertaining polyword puzzles

The Telegraph Book of Polywords

Delicious Indian Recipes for Every Day and Season

Monsoon

Things People Tell Me To Put In A Book

Ortodoxia

Suivie D'une Notice Historique Sur Anizy, Marle, Vervins, La Fère, Saint-gobain, Pinon, Folembray, Saint-lambert, Et Sur Les Anciennes Abbayes De Nogent Et De Prémontré

Histoire De La Ville Et Des Sires De Coucy-le-chateau

Ancient Problematizations of Life and Contemporary Thought

Care of the Self

Calling Down the Gods

Spirit-Mediums, Sacred Mountains and Related Bon Textual Traditions in Upper Tibet

Read. Reflect. Respond

CSB Scripture Notebook, Leviticus

Critical Perspectives on Education Policy and Schools, Families, and Communities (hc)

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