Was die Engel uns lehren

Katholischer Fundamentalismus und militanter Biologismus - beide in Abwehr
der Franz&ouml;sischen Revolution im Laufe des 19. Jahrhunderts entstanden -
f&uuml;hren um die Jahrhundertwende zu einem modernen Rassismus und neuen Antisemitismus in Frankreich. Sie pr&auml;gen die faschistischen Bewegungen
der 30er Jahre, das deutsch-freundliche Vichy-Regime im Zweiten Weltkrieg und die Urspr&uuml;nge der heutigen
extremen Rechten in Frankreich im Zusammenhang der Kolonialkriege der 50er
und 60er Jahre. Hier taucht zum ersten Mal auch die Figur von Jean-Marie
Le Pen auf. Le Pen vereint in seinem Front National so unterschiedliche
Str&ouml;mungen wie die intellektuellen 'neuen Rechten', Vichy-Anh&auml;nger, Monarchisten,
katholische Fundamentalisten und Neonazis. Die rechtsextreme Partei stellt
B&uuml;rgermeister und Abgeordnete, verf&uuml;gt &uuml;ber Dutzende von Satellitenorganisationen
und bestimmt nachhaltig das geistige und politische Klima in Frankreich
mit. Das Buch schl&uuml;sselt die unterschiedlichen politisch-ideologischen
Str&ouml;mungen und die Struktur des Front National auf und gibt einen Ausblick
auf die Zukunft.

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Action Has No Season

de Quelques Anomalies de la Variole: Observées À Lyon Pendant l'Épidémie de 1870-71

"African Images is a benchmark publication on the subject of the role and relationship of racism and academia. - The Bookwatch

Rigby's compact analysis of Western intellectualism and its construction of race and racism serves as a shining example of the ethnographic 'Other' turning the pen on the imperialist in a well-researched and insightfully reasoned critique of Western thought. - JASO

This short book summarises the analytical stance which [Rigby] had been developing over the last twenty years.  . . The passion, dedicated persistence, insights, wild swipes, jeremiads and scourgings of the money-changes that one had grown to expect from Peter Rigby are all there. - Social Anthropology"

Racism and the End of Anthropology

African Images

Professor Stephen Feldman's newest book ... is a tour de force establishing him as an important scholar of jurisprudence. ... It is a well written history of American legal thought.  ... The book is clear, concise and well written which enables it to cover a broad expanse of jurisprudential territory.  ... it excels in its descriptions of the characteristics of the post modern era and the tenets of postmodernism. ... Feldman's book is a major contributor to the
solution of one of postmodernism's severest criticisms, namely that it cannot be defined.  After reading this book, make no mistake, one knows what postmodernism is and what postmodernism jurisprudence is all about.

An Intellectual Voyage

American Legal Thought from Premodernism to Postmodernism

"Thanks to Daniel R. Melamed, Michael Marissen, and Oxford University Press, the bibliographically challenged among us can now negotiate the formidable thicket of Bach scholarship with ease. The title alone declares that this is no mere annotated bibliography; An Introduction to Bach Studies offers, in addition to brief but unfailingly intelligent assessments of the most important Bach literature, cogent summaries of recent developments on virtually every
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An Introduction to Bach Studies

Heaven Sent

A Chronicle of the Sixties

Rock Odyssey

The Blue Grass Cook Book

Handbook of Research on Modern Systems Analysis and Design Technologies and Applications

Arbeitsorte und Forschungspraktiken 1700-2000

Frauen in Akademie und Wissenschaft

Stories from Norwegian Chronicle

Heroes of the North

Cocky

Sweetheart's Lake

The Whispers of the Heart

American Foreign Relations since Independence

It is a well-informed, scholarly study which owes little to the contemporary Ottoman political theory which normally dominates the historiography of this period, and a good deal to sociological insight. Although much of Peirce's material and many of her individual points are not in themselves new, her overall approach is. The book is striking and refreshing for its consistent and detailed re-interpretation of a very large subject, examining the nature of Ottoman
sovereignty in terms of the dynastic family as a whole rather than merely of the sultan who was its figurehead.

Women and Sovereignty in the Ottoman Empire

The Imperial Harem

Report Of The Naval Committee To The House Of Representatives, August, 1850, In Favor Of The Establishment Of A Line Of Mail Steamships (1850)

How Americans Produce Apathy in Everyday Life

Avoiding Politics

This is a recommendable book in modal logic, written from a broad perspective...well suited for readers who are interested in understanding how logic affects the formatting of certain philosophical theses related to modalities.

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