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The Uniqueness of Paul and His Epistles

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A Hundred Crickets Singing

Kind Crocodile

Focus on the Fundamentals

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Biology, Techniques, and Applications

Natural Biomarkers for Cellular Metabolism

Word in Deed

Theological Context for Pastoral Caregiving

Bei einer Tombola gewinnt Zuppi ein kleines Ferkel. Die Kinder sind begeistert, denn das Tier bringt Schwung in das Leben der Familie.
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Sprachlich vereinfacht und behutsam gekürzt: Die Leseprojekte der Reihe einfach lesen! ermöglichen auch leseschwächeren Schülerinnen und Schüler und DaZ-Lernenden den Zugang zu spannenden und beliebten Kinder- und Jugendbuchbestsellern. Mit liebevollen und textentlastenden Illustrationen sowie verständnissichernden und spielerischen Aufgaben stärken sie die Lesekompetenz und wecken die Freude am Lesen. Die einfach lesen!-Hefte sind auch parallel zur ungekürzten Ganzschrift einsetzbar und eignen sich perfekt als Klassenlektüre.

Rennschwein Rudi Rüssel - Ein Leseprojekt nach Uwe Timm - Arbeitsbuch mit Lösungen

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Seasons in Moominvalley

"The 'epistemic' approach to game theory has emerged over the past twenty-five years. What is this approach? How does it differ from the conventional equilibrium-based approach to game theory? What have been its strengths and weaknesses to date? To find out, read this comprehensive and excellently written account." Adam Brandenburger, J. P. Valles Professor of Business Economics and Strategy, Stern School of Business, New York University"Reading Boudewijn de Bruin's book should be rewarding both for game theorists interested in the conceptual foundations of their discipline and for philosophers who want to learn more about formal analysis of strategic interaction. It provides an in-depth logical study of the currently dominant epistemic approaches to non-cooperative games, with an eye both to the attractions and to the serious challenges facing the Epistemic Programme."Wlodek Rabinowicz, Professor of Practical Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Lund University

The Epistemic Programme in Game Theory

Explaining Games

"Unpacking a range of debates spanning ethics, existentialism, phenomenology, and the philosophy of mind, Roden offers a compelling take on the fate of humanism in a posthuman world. … Throughout, Roden’s writing is careful, accessible, and riddled with pop-culture references. Overall, this book succeeds as both a work of original research and as a primer for those curious about posthumanity. Summing Up: Highly recommended." - L. A. Wilkinson, CHOICE
"I would recommend Roden's book to readers with at least some expertise in modern day ethics and phenomenology. Its greatest strength is that it is conceptually clear with a logical structure. The arguments are well worked out and lucid. Reading this book will lead readers to reflect about their own intuitions and preconceptions."Kasper Raus, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
"Roden challenges the notion that any potential moral agents of the future that can trace their line of descent back to humanity will be something like Kantian moral agents rather than agents possessing a moral orientation we simply cannot imagine. He also manages to point towards connections of the postmodern thrust of late 21st century philosophy which challenged the role of the self/subject and recent developments in neuroscience, including connections between philosophical phenomenology and the neuroscience of human perception that do something very similar to our conception of the self. Indeed, Posthuman Life eclipses similar efforts at synthesis and Roden excels at bringing to light potentially pregnant connections between thinkers as diverse as Andy Clark and Heidegger, Donna Haraway and Deleuze and Derrida along with non-philosophical figures like the novelist Philip K. Dick." - Rick Searle, IEET
"Aunique and fascinating work. I am not sure that I have ever read anything quite like it." - John Danaher, University College Cork, Ireland

Philosophy at the Edge of the Human

Posthuman Life

Land, Politics and Social Conditions

Developing China

Cell Adhesion and Migration in Skin Disease

The Political Philosophy of Cosmopolitanism

Human Rights and Empire

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Haemostasis in Surgery

Sevenoaks and Tonbridge

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Emperor Constantine

Annual Catalogue of the State Normal School at Mankato, Minnesota; 1900/01

'This is a must-read book whose time has come. Drawing on several traditions, the author calls on us to open our minds to wisdom and help heal a troubled world by bringing about order from dis-order and ease from dis-ease. Readers will readily grasp that Professor Waddock herself is a rare intellectual shaman who knows of what she speaks.'
Diane L. Swanson, Chair of Distinction in Business Administration, Kansas State University
'If you care about the future of the world, about the future of your children and the children of your children – read this book. Healing the World is a book that will get you out of your comfort zone – it will make you think, reflect and hopefully engage. Waddock is a paradigm breaker; I applaud her courage to address the real issues that our civilization is facing from an original and thoughtful angle.'
Professor Simon L. Dolan, ESADE Future of Work Chair and President of the Board of Trustees – GFWF
'Some people do what they do with expertise. Others do the same task with mastery. This is a book about masters of social healing. The book exposes us to the wisdom of excellence and invites us to the power of mastery. I can think of no greater investment than to accept such an invitation.'
Professor Robert E. Quinn, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan and author of The Positive Organization
'The world is in trouble in so many ways. We all need to pull our weight in make it a better place. This book, Healing the World, is your guide to doing your part. Read it. Learn from it. Enjoy!'
L. Hunter Lovins, President, Natural Capitalism Solutions

Today's Shamans as Difference Makers

Healing the World

"...recommend this book to all researchers who are interested in explaining problem oriented human-human dialogues or who are interested in building and evaluating dialogue systems as one way of testing the generality of one's theories and systems....a guidebook for researchers who are interested in getting started in the area of dialogues for educational applications."&#8212;Computational Linguistics

One-on-One Tutoring by Humans and Computers

The Art Of Controversy Or The Art Of Being Right

during the reign of Queen Elizabeth; with an appendix containing papers illustrative of transactions between King James and Robert Earl of Essex

Correspondence of King James VI. of Scotland with Sir Robert Cecil and Others in England

Questioning the Integrity of Doctors

A Can of Worms

Labour, Land and Occupation

Palestinian Labour Migration to Israel

Spatial and Temporal Representation and Visual Culture

Imagining Masculinities

Proceedings of the International RILEM Symposium Stockholm, June 2013

Multi-Scale Modeling and Characterization of Infrastructure Materials

Stories, strategies, solutions

Controversies in Local Economic Development

Proceedings of a Conference on the Occasion of 25 Years Institute for Regional Research at the University of Kiel 1995

Regional Growth and Regional Policy Within the Framework of European Integration

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