This author explores the boundaries of human identity and our future through compelling science fiction narratives. His work often delves into complex worlds, examining themes of technology and its impact on society, drawing readers into intricate plots. He writes with a sharp imagination and a keen insight into what it means to be human in a rapidly changing universe. His storytelling is marked by precision and depth, making him a significant voice in the genre.
"Understanding the ties that bind sometimes requires a unique perspective. Human connection is the Gravity Box that keeps us spinning through past, future, and fantasy worlds in this thought provoking collection. Each story is a journey down strange roads to unexpected places. The territory seems familiar, but the scenery has changed making it possible to consider lives and loves in a whole new light."--Page 4 of cover.
Didactics of philosophy and ethics demands problem based orientation and relevance for real life experiences. However, excursions, extracurricular places of learning or 'outdoor education' have hardly been taken into account. A systematic exploration of possible cooperations, synergy effects or incompatibilities has not yet been carried out. The present volume attempts to close this gap and to create an initial basis for further research, testing and discussion. It is intended to make a contribution to teacher training at universities and study seminars as well as to exploratory research in subject didactics.