Erster Band

Beitrag¿e zur Kenntniß der Landwirthschaft in den Kon¿igl. Preuß. Staaten

Seattle's Historic Hotels

An Account of the Celebration of the Jubilee, on the 25th October, 1809; Being the Forty-ninth Anniversary of the Reign of George the Third, "the Fath

State Policy in Irish Education, A.D. 1536 to 1816: Exemplified in Documents Collected for Lectures to Postgraduate Classes

"… bridges the gap between academic research and the practical know-how obtained from the field. It is a must-read for anybody that wants to understand the state of the art of the membrane bioreactor process and gain insight into the fundamental science behind it."—Dr. Pierre Côté, COTE Membrane Separation Ltd"Seong-Hoon Yoon’s strong academic background, coupled with his many years of practical experience in industry, are evident in this very informative book. I think that this will become essential reading for anyone involved in MBR applications and research."—Professor A.G. (Tony) Fane, Singapore Membrane Technology Centre, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore"… spans the range of knowledge needed, beginning with the fundamental principles of membrane systems and continuing through to practical aspects of the design and operation of complete systems. Throughout, the combination of in-depth and practical knowledge of the author, along with his ability to convey this knowledge in a clear and compelling fashion, shines through …"—Dr. Glen T. Daigger, One Water Solutions"This book provides by far the most comprehensive information to academic researchers and industry practitioners who wish to study and practice membrane bioreactor technology. I cannot wait to use this book as a reference for my undergraduate and graduate courses at Yale University."—Jaehong Kim, Professor of Environmental Engineering, Yale University

Principles and Applications

Membrane Bioreactor Processes

Modelling in Management Science

Tools for Thinking

Florida Wild Flowers; an Introduction to the Flora of the Florida Peninsula

Implementation and Impact

The Big6 Workshop Handbook

The Phædrus, Lysis, and Protagoras of Plato: A New and Literal Translation

Ou, Annotations Sur L'origine Des Peuples Qui Occupèrent Les Îsles Fortunées, Depuis Les Premiers Temps Jusqu'à L'époque De Leur Conquête

Antiquités Canariennes

The English and Scottish Popular Ballads, Volume 3, Part 2

The Life of John Marshall; v.2

Honesty is the Best Policy

Praise for Flights:"What&rsquo;s in a novel? This Man Booker International Prize winner reads like a rigorous response to that question in the best, most edifying (and maddening) way&hellip;Magnificently translated from the Polish by Jennifer Croft, Flights has the scattered intimate quality of a personal diary, its magic wedded to its singularity. It&rsquo;s an unexpected, funny journey into that most elusive of places &mdash; the human condition." &ndash;Entertainment Weekly  &ldquo;A revelation &hellip;&#160;Flights&#160;is a witty, imaginative, hard-to-classify work that is in the broadest sense about travel&hellip;. In this risky, restlessly mercurial book, Tokarczuk has found a way of turning&hellip;philosophy into writing that doesn't just take flight but soars.&rdquo; &ndash;&#160;NPR&rsquo;s &ldquo;Fresh Air&rdquo; &#160; &ldquo;A beautifully fragmented look at man&rsquo;s longing for permanence &hellip; ambitious and complex.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Washington Post&ldquo;It&rsquo;s a busy, beautiful vexation, this novel, a quiver full of fables of pilgrims and pilgrimages, and the reasons &mdash; the hidden, the brave, the foolhardy &mdash; we venture forth into the world &hellip;In Jennifer Croft&rsquo;s assured translation, each self-enclosed account is tightly conceived and elegantly modulated, the language balletic, unforced.&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times &#160; &ldquo;A writer on the level of W. G. Sebald.&rdquo; &ndash;Annie Proulx  &ldquo;Tokarczuk&rsquo;s discerning eye shakes things up, in the same way that her book scrambles conventional forms...&#160;Like her characters, our narrator is always on the move, and is always noticing and theorizing, often brilliantly.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;The New Yorker&#160;  &ldquo;There's no better travel companion in these turbulent, fanatical times.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;The Guardian&#160; &#160; &ldquo;Dive in beyond physical place to the mind of the traveler in this experimental collection of interwoven stories, essays, and musings as delightfully meandering as wanderlust itself.&rdquo; &ndash;Fodor&rsquo;s Travels &#160; &ldquo;Flights&#160;works like a dream does: with fragmentary trails that add up to a delightful reimagining of the novel itself.&rdquo;&mdash;Marlon James  &ldquo;This hypnotizing new novel about travel, movement, and the complexities of distance deserves a place on every bookshelf.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Southern Living&#160; &#160; &ldquo;Provides food for thought about what makes us move and what makes us tick.&hellip; Travel may broaden the mind, but this travel-themed book stimulates it.&rdquo; &mdash;Minneapolis Star-Tribune&#160;  &ldquo;Take the time to settle into this unconventional narrative that is by turns startling, moving and profound.&rdquo;&#160;&ndash;Dallas Morning News &#160; &ldquo;An unclassifiable medley of linked fictions and essays.&hellip; Reading it is like being a passenger on a long trip.... It&rsquo;s amusing, exciting.... It moves... to moments of intense interest and beauty.&rdquo; &mdash;Wall Street Journal &#160; &ldquo;A disorienting, intelligent, and unforgettable book.&rdquo; &ndash;Bustle  &#160; &ldquo;Prescient, provocative, and furiously comic.&rdquo; &mdash;The New Statesman &#160; &ldquo;An expansive, probing and enigmatic novel of ideas&hellip;Chapters range from a few sentences to dozens of pages, creating a kaleidoscope of perspectives on the mutability and movement of humanity.&rdquo; &ndash;amNewYork &#160; &ldquo;A graceful and philosophic meditation on travel.&rdquo; &ndash;Newsday &#160; &ldquo;A select few novels possess the wonder of music, and this is one of them. No two readers will experience it exactly the same way. Flights is an international, mercurial, and always generous book, to be endlessly revisited. Like a glorious, charmingly impertinent travel companion, it reflects, challenges, and rewards.&rdquo; &ndash;Los Angeles Review of Books &#160; &ldquo;An intellectual revelation&hellip; Flights seeks out bridges between the concepts of cosmopolitanism and cultural hybridity; between discoveries of affection and curiosity toward unknown cultures, and toward the intrinsic multiplicity of one&rsquo;s own place of origin.&rdquo; &ndash;Boston Review &#160; &ldquo;Flights is epic in its scope and mission. &hellip; [The novel] reads as a sprawling, surreal meditation on what it is to be alive in an increasingly transient world.&rdquo; &ndash;Vox &#160; &ldquo;If a strictly linear narrative structure is obligatory to your definition of what makes for a &lsquo;good book,&rsquo; I&rsquo;d encourage you to set that requirement aside for a bit and consider this 2018 Booker Prize winner. &hellip; Themes and patterns will begin to emerge of lives and loves and a rocket ship ride through the swirl of stars that is us. An added bonus: Jennifer Croft&rsquo;s translation (from Polish) is a joy to read and a template for a translation master class.&rdquo; &ndash;The Millions &ldquo;Deftly explores, in limpid, captivating vignettes, the spaces we inhabit&mdash;bodies, geographies, the expanse of the page&mdash;and the loves, fears, and wonder that inhabit us.&rdquo;&#160;&ndash;Literary Hub &#160; &ldquo;An indisputable masterpiece.&rdquo; &ndash;Publishers Weekly, starred review  &ldquo;This host of haunting narratives teases the mind and taunts the soul... exhilarating.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Library Journal

Nobel Prize and Booker Prize Winner

Flights

»Es ist eine Hommage an die deutsche Bausünde.«
Gerhard Matzig, SÜDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG

»Eine gelungene Liebeserklärung an den Mut zur Hässlichkeit, einzementiert in der Vorstadt ihrer Wahl.«
Ivo Kaufmann, Ö1 KONTEXT

»Mit ihren wunderbar ironischen und doch von tiefer Durchdringung der Materie gekennzeichneten und mit reichlich fotografischem Beweismaterial untermauerten Thesen verfolgt Fröbe beharrlich die Rehabilitation von gelungenen architektonischen Anstößigkeiten. […] Wie gehabt ein wonniges Vergnügen«
Ursula Hanselmann, STUTTGARTER NACHRICHTEN

»Mit witzigen Bildunterschriften lädt sie zum liebevollen Hinschauen ein und weckt ein Interesse am Leben und Bauen der anderen, auch wenn beides sündig ist.«
Dana Giesecke, TAZ.FUTURZWEI

»Sensationelle Fotos«
Christoph Scheffer, HR-INFO DAS INTERVIEW 

»Ein wunderbares Geschenk für Bauherren.«
Christine Meinel, DAS HAUS 

»Die schönsten Fundstücke im Eigenheimsektor: Nie war es einfacher, eine Bausünde zu gestalten!«
Irene Selhofer, ORIGINAL MAGAZIN

»Sie dokumentiert bauliche Entgleisungen, im Grunde Scheußlichkeiten: Die Architekturhistorikerin Turit Fröbe hat ein Faible für das auffallend Skurrile und Schräge.«
Werner Rosenberger, KURIER

»Ihre Bestandsaufnahme der eigenwilligsten Eigenheime unserer deutschen Zeitgenossen ist urkomisch und ein geschichtliches Dokument von hohem Rang. Irgendwann wird dieses ganze Elend vom Antlitz der Erde verschwunden sein, aber dann wird es immer noch dieses Buch geben, und unsere Nachfahren werden sich über die Fotos schieflachen.«
Gerhard Henschel, JUNGE WELT

»[A]usgesprochen humorvoll«
Birgit Ruf, NÜRNBERGER NACHRICHTEN

»Ein hübsches, handliches Bilderbuch.«
MÜNCHENER MERKUR

»Hier gibt es Bilder von einem Deutschland, das den Eigensinn lebt.«
Andreas Krieger, BAYERISCHER RUNDFUNK 

»Ich finde das wunderbar. Die Sammlung an Bildern, da gibt es natürlich tolle Sachen.«
Johannes Schilling, WDR WESTART

»Es geht […] in und mit diesem Buch um die Schärfung unseres Blicks auf die gebaute Umwelt.«
David Kasparek, DER ARCHITEKT

»Die Architekturhistorikerin und Baukulturvermittlerin […] beschenkt uns hier mit ihren schönsten, reich bebilderten Fundstücken aus dem Eigenheimsektor.«
Silvia Steidinger, UMBAUEN + RENOVIEREN

»[E]in neues Plädoyer für ulkige Architektur.«
Claudia Gerdes, PAGE ONLINE

»Die schönsten Fundstücke im Eigenheimsektor, beflügelt von Baumarkt, Gabionen- und Fertighausproduzenten, hat Turit Fröbe in diesem feinen Fotoband zusammengestellt.«
MODERNE REGIONAL

»[U]nterhaltsam, wie man es von der Autorin […] gewohnt ist.«
Martina Pfeifer Steiner, NEXTROOM

Die Bausünden der anderen

Eigenwillige Eigenheime

The Socialist Struggle against Capitalism and Totalitarianism

European Socialism, Volume II

The Story of God's Mission in the Bible

Announcing the Kingdom

Russia in the Making

Life and Death in the Templo Mayor

How to Write a Book About Weight Loss

My Two and Only

Discover the best-kept beauty secrets from the editors at Vogue Paris

Ageless Beauty

"A deadly romantic triangle, a clandestine mission with global stakes, an exotic location, a plot as gripping and ingenious as Eye of the Needle . . .&#160;engineered to perfection with breathless acceleration . . . I couldn&rsquo;t put it down." &mdash;Los Angeles Times"Sheer suspense." &mdash;The Washington Post"Vintage Follett. . . . This is his most ambitious novel and it succeeds admirably . . . tense, vivid, exciting . . . balances physical action with internal drama . . . satisfies on deep levels." &mdash;USA Today"May be Ken Follett&rsquo;s finest yet. . . . The suspense mounts as swiftly as Afghan villagers running to escape Russian guns&mdash;and the pages will turn just as fast." &mdash;Cosmopolitan"An exciting and complex tale." &mdash;Philadelphia Inquirer"Masterful . . . plot and counterplot, treachery, cunning and killing . . . keep you on edge every moment." &mdash;Associated Press"Combines modern warfare, international espionage, and a love story while also, in typical Follett fashion, playing out the fate of his characters amid thrilling escapes and shattering revelations." &mdash;Richmond Times-Dispatch"A gripping thriller and love story. . . . Follett builds the tension until it is as taut as a cable across the Khyber Pass. . . . There is an incredible sex scene and desperate trek across ice-covered mountains . . . an exotic setting, a strong, courageous heroine, a strong, courageous hero, good guys, bad guys and a supporting cast of thousands. . . . A roaring good read." &mdash;Atlanta Journal-Constitution"Solid suspense fiction . . . romance, adventure, exotic settings with a healthy dash of intrigue. . . . When it comes to reliable entertainment, few authors deliver as consistently as Follett." &mdash;Pittsburgh Press"Follett&rsquo;s great strength is his female characters&mdash;they are smart, strong, independent, and when they love a man, by golly, he knows the game is up." &mdash;People"Harrowing escapes . . . larger-than-life characters performing larger-than-life deeds. . . . It shouldn&rsquo;t work but it does." &mdash;Booklist"Beautiful in conception and execution . . . full of adventure and love blended as only a master such as Follett can do . . . a most provocative tale." &mdash;Ocala Star Banner"Ken Follett scores again . . . an enthralling web of suspense . . . a well-crafted love story . . . unrelieved page-to-page tension . . . a wonderfully clean and simple writing style . . . holds constant interest." &mdash;The Anniston Star"Exciting . . . romance, adventure, intrigue. . . . Ken Follett can hold his own with the best." &mdash;Indianapolis Star"Lions roars . . . highly entertaining, quickly paced . . . skillfully crafted . . . and a nicely detailed quartet of characters that make the novel click." &mdash;Los Angeles Herald Examiner"Deftly-built tension . . . the thrills of a chase . . . well-developed characters and atmosphere . . . keep the action going and have the credibility of a true tale." &mdash;The Orlando Sentinel

Lie Down with Lions

Poesias

An Ancient History, From the Creation to the Fall of the Western Empire in A. D. 476

’Careful Eating is a timely and innovative volume that creatively rethinks relationships between food and care. Through thoughtful and rich ethnographic case studies, the contributors move beyond care as a form of labor or sentiment and instead reveal deeper concerns with caring as an ethical, affective, and even phenomenological project. Ultimately, the volume raises critical questions about why caring matters in everyday life.’  Melissa L. Caldwell, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA  ’How wonderful, frightening or both for someone to take the care to make sure we eat properly, an interaction potentiated with both love and power! This engaging and diverse collection beautifully shows how - whether in families, clinics, schools or many other contexts - there is much more to the intimacies created through food than one may often imagine and sometimes more than we might care to think about.’ Jon Holtzman, Western Michigan University, USA  ’This timely volume creatively extends current interest in eating practices, in contrast to studies on diet or food, by exploring the links between eating and caring. Consisting of chapters that reflect a range of disciplinary perspectives and diverse fieldwork locations, the inherent relationality and politics of eating and care are revealed, discussed and critiqued. Whilst each contribution presents its own argument, through the careful juxtaposing of chapters the book overall presents eating as an inherently ambivalent activity; not only one that is both an individual and a social practice, but also one that can produce, maintain and sometimes disrupt boundaries and relationships. Careful Eating is consequently not only a rich resource for some fascinating case studies but also a text that engages in more general and novel explorations about the entanglement of eating and care.’ Simon Cohn, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK  ’This volume takes the reader on a fascinating journey about eating

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