Focusing on the intersection of Posthumanism and mysticism, this study delves into the poetry of Ana Rossetti, a prominent Spanish poet. It analyzes her work from the late 20th and early 21st centuries, highlighting how her recent poems reflect a quest for essential meaning amid a landscape often deemed ontologically empty. The exploration offers fresh insights into Rossetti's unique contribution to contemporary Iberian poetics.
The collection explores the tension between emotion and intellect through traditional and formal language, creating a unique reading experience. Simon's poems reflect a deep, personal journey, capturing the essence of friendship amidst the complexities of modern life. The interplay of technique and soul reveals a poignant struggle, where moments of joy and sorrow intertwine, inviting readers to find beauty in vulnerability. This work challenges contemporary expectations while offering a rich emotional landscape that resonates with the reader.
The book examines Blanca Andreu's contributions to the 1980s post-"novísimo" movement, highlighting her role in the resurgence of Surrealism in Spanish poetry. It explores how her work fits within the broader context of contemporary mystical poetry in Spain, providing insights into the evolution of poetic expression during this period.
Focusing on the reflections of poets, this study explores the role of the Portuguese language in Angola's nation-building during and after its war of independence. It distinguishes between two phases: the first, during the war, where poets emphasized linguistic unity and identity, and the second, post-war, marked by civil strife, where writers employed postmodern techniques to critique earlier utopian ideals. The essay sheds light on both political and social movements, alongside the evolution of literature in Angola during this transformative period.
The Ethics of Sport explores moral issues that arise in sports in a manner
that is accessible to a wide audience but which also explores and evaluates
arguments on different sides of major controversies in the world of sports,
such as the controversy over the use of performance enhancing drugs.
This book addresses all issues relevant to error prevention and safe practice in the acute and emergency health-care setting. It begins with the basic principles of human behavior and decision making and then partitions into three sections where the individual, the team, and the organizational influences within the health-care system are discussed in greater depth. Case reports and proven strategies help to ground psychological theory in daily practice. This book has emerged from a long-standing cooperation between clinicians and psychologists and blends the strengths of both professions into a readily accessible text.
Deutschland präsentiert sich als eine „Lichtkunst-Landschaft“ mit internationaler Strahlkraft. Das Kunstmuseum Celle zeigt im Projekt „Scheinwerfer. Lichtkunst in Deutschland im 21. Jahrhundert“ sechzig Künstlerinnen und Künstler, die Licht als zentrales künstlerisches Material nutzen. Diese Kreativen sind durch Herkunft, Wohnsitz, Studium oder Lehrstuhl mit Deutschland verbunden. Der umfangreiche Katalog dient nicht nur als Dokumentation des Projekts, sondern bietet auch eine umfassende Momentaufnahme der aktuellen Lichtkunstproduktion in Deutschland und verdeutlicht deren hohe Qualität und Vielfalt.
Zu den vorgestellten Künstlern zählen unter anderem Jürgen Albrecht, Gudrun Barenbrock, Tim Berresheim, Shan Blume, Urs Breitenstein, Björn Dahlem, Günter Dohr, Sven Drühl, Gunda Förster, Max Frey und Philipp Geist. Weitere namhafte Künstler sind Klaus Geldmacher, Atelier Goulbier, Helga Griffiths, Andrea Thembie Hannig, Hartung Trenz, Lisa Haselbek, Daniel Hausig, Sebastian Hempel, Hermelinde Hergenhahn und Margareta Hesse. Auch Albert Hien, Christoph Hildebrand, Ail Hwang, Constantin Jaxy, Dieter Jung, Kazuo Katase, Hans Kotter, Siegfried Kreitner, Mischa Kuball, Vollrad Kutscher, und viele andere sind Teil dieser beeindruckenden Präsentation.
