If you had a million wishes, what would you do with them? When eleven-year-old Sam wishes on a star and it comes true, he decides to change his life. But when he discovers that changing things has consequences that aren't always good, it's then that he begins to think again.
Reconciling Liberalism, Multiculturalism and European Politics
The book addresses the contentious issue of face-veiling for women within Wahhabist practices in modern liberal states, aiming to clarify the complexities surrounding the debate. It explores various perspectives while challenging the prevalent accusations of misogyny and Islamophobia, providing a nuanced understanding of the cultural and political implications involved.
Engaging young minds, this book invites readers aged 9-12 to explore intriguing philosophical questions such as identity, happiness, and reality. It presents complex ideas from renowned philosophers like Plato and Descartes in an accessible way, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving. Authored by Dr. Brandon Robshaw, it serves as a stimulating introduction to philosophy, designed to inspire curiosity and independent thought in children.
The book explores the extensive ideas of liberal philosopher Martha Nussbaum, delving into her perspectives on ethics, justice, and human capabilities. It connects her philosophical framework to pressing contemporary political issues, illustrating how her theories can inform and enhance current debates. Through this examination, the text highlights Nussbaum's relevance in understanding and addressing the complexities of modern society.
Barny Dpottforth, Sohn eines schwerreichen Suppenherstellers, hat eine zu dünne Schädeldecke und muss deshalb stets einen Helm tragen. Das und seine Schüchternheit machen ihn zum Gespött der ganzen Schule. Als er entführt wird, ist er zunächst völlig verängstigt.