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People in progress

»Erzählt wird die Geschichte einer Liebe – und zwar in bis dato größtenteils noch nie veröffentlichten Briefen, die für einen schnellen „Charfreitagsgruss“ oder ein Pfingstgrüsschen“ zum Glück für Empfänger wie Nachwelt dann doch umfangreich geraten sind. [...] Nie lässt die Korrespondenz auch nur einen Hauch von erkaltender Zuneigung erkennen. Das Ehepaar Feininger ist häufiger nicht gemeinsam am selben Ort – was für uns heute ein Glück ist, denn einzig und allein der Briefwechsel beschert eine lückenlose Chronik von Feiningers Ansichten und Befindlichkeiten. Ergänzt wurde das auf seine Weise auch sehr lesenswerte Buch um ein Vorwort des Kunsthistorikers und Feininger-Kenners Andreas Hüneke sowie zahlreiche Abbildungen, Zeittafel, Register und Kommentare.«

Christian Ruf, Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten

1905–1935

»Sweetheart, es ist alle Tage Sturm« Lyonel Feininger – Briefe an Julia

DropZone: Terminal Velocity

The Handbook of Research in Middle Level Education (PB)

(Porterhouse Blue Series 1)

Porterhouse Blue

“Parssinen has created fully realized teen characters in a small, religious Southern town straight out of a Carson McCullers short story.”

The Unraveling of Mercy Louis

Staffel 07 / Folgen 274-294

In aller Freundschaft - Die jungen Ärzte

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The Derrick's Hand-book Of Petroleum: Containing The Data Of All Important Events In The History Of The Petroleum Region

What's in This?: The Essential Parents' Guide to What's in Over 500 Popular Children's Foods. Clare Panchoo

The Great Composers, Or Stories Of The Lives Of Eminent Musicians, By C.e. Bourne

Saratoga and Mount McGregor

Die Wirtschaftlichkeit des Hybridfahrzeuges - Ein Vergleich zum Fahrzeug mit konventionellem Antriebsaggregat

Foundations of Ajax

The Western Perspective, Volume II

Gardner's Art through the Ages

Adult Development and Aging

Twisted by Time

How I Became a Bridge Between Heaven and Earth

A Whisper from an Angel

A revised dictionary for modern Britain

This Septic Isle

Grundzüge der Ästhetik

Wer Sagt Das?!

Patriarcha

Pie in the Sky

Mehr Freizeit durch schnelleres lesen und effektiveres lernen!

Speed Reading & schneller lernen für Kids

Rhetoric and reality

Structural reform of British local government

"Geert Lovink travels far and wide in earth space and media space and always brings back a good story and telling criticism about what is moving and shaking in the digital realms. He is our Virgil, guiding us through the heaven and hell of 'new media' --not to mention the purgatory. Highly recommended." -- McKenzie Wark, author of A Hacker Manifesto and Gamer Theory
"I often disagree with Geert Lovink, but always pay attention to him. His writing, activism, organizing, and teaching since the emergence of the Internet as a cultural phenomenon, has contributed powerfully to a sorely needed critical discussion of how digital media, new media industries, business fads relate to existing social, political, economic contexts." -- Howard Rheingold, www.rheingold.com
"Geert Lovink cuts through the cliches, cynicism, and hype, and looks at Internet culture in all its messy, contradictory reality. Nobody has thought longer and harder about the state of the Net today, and where it might be heading. Zero Comments is both richly detailed and engaged, and breathtaking in the sweep of its edgy, contrarian, and urgent vision." -- Steven Shaviro, author of Connected
"Lovink's knowledge of the technology and his critical intelligence combine to produce an exceptionally sharp presentation of current challenges and possible futures. He works at the edge of established understandings, detecting what mostly has remained undetected, no matter how huge the literature on this subject." --Saskia Sassen, author ofTerritory, Authority, Rights: From Medieval to Global Assemblages
"an excellent introduction to some of the most current debates within and about internet culture." --Technology and Culture

Blogging and Critical Internet Culture

Zero Comments

This lively, readable book makes a vital contribution to contemporary literature about gender, media and culture. Building on a growing body of work on the affective dimensions of everyday life, Catherine McDermott asks how postfeminism feels, charting a shift from the can-do, aspirational tropes of the 1990s and early 2000s to something more complex and ambivalent. Feel-Bad Postfeminism deserves to be widely read!

People in progress

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