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Biographien von Soziologen und Psychologen
Wer ein Warum zu leben hat: Lebenssinn und ResilienzAutor: Viktor E. Frankl
Audible Hörbuch, 12.06.2020
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Winnicott verstehen: Einführung in seine psychoanalytischen Konzepte (Bibliothek der Psychoanalyse)Autor: Thomas Auchter
Taschenbuch, 01.04.2024
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Das Recht auf Freiheit: Ein biografisches Gespräch mit Gehad Mazarweh über Israel/Palästina, Psychoanalyse und RassismusAutor: Sabrina Fuchs-El-Bahnasawy
Taschenbuch, 03.08.2023
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Eternal Echoes: Erich Neumann's Timeless Relevance to Consciousness, Creativity, and EvilAutor: Nancy Swift Furlotti
Taschenbuch, 13.09.2023
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Warum es so schwer ist, ein guter Mensch zu sein: …und wie wir das ändern können: Antworten eines VerhaltensökonomenAutor: Armin Falk
Gebundene Ausgabe, 09.05.2022
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Renate Riemeck: Historikerin, Pädagogin, Pazifistin (1920-2003)Autoren: Vinzens, Albert
Gebundene Ausgabe, 30.08.2023
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Enlightening Encounters: The Journeys of an AnthropologistAutor: Stephen Gudeman
Taschenbuch, 11.10.2022
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99 Zitate von Søren Kierkegaard: Weisheiten eines Existenzialisten: Tauchen Sie ein in die Gedankenwelt eines großen PhilosophenAutor: Olivia Klein
Taschenbuch, 18.08.2023
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The Bigger Picture: How Psychedelics Can Help Us Make Sense of the WorldAutor: Alexander Beiner
Taschenbuch, 13.06.2023
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The Wheel of Life: A Memoir of Living and DyingElisabeth Kübler-RossTaschenbuch |
The Martian's Daughter: A MemoirMarina WhitmanTaschenbuch |
Vickers, J: Lou Von Salome: A Biography of the Woman Who Inspired Freud, Nietzsche and RilkeJulia VickersTaschenbuch |
Mein Leben mit Psychose: Der Seiltanz zwischen Dunkel und LichtChristine KuhnTaschenbuch |
Grand Pursuit: The Story of Economic GeniusSylvia NasarAudible HörbuchIn a sweeping narrative, the author of the mega-bestseller A Beautiful Mind takes us on a journey through modern history with the men and women who changed the lives of every single person on the planet. It's the epic story of the making of modern economics, and of how it rescued mankind from squalor and deprivation by placing its material fate in its own hands rather than in Fate. Nasar's account begins with Charles Dickens and Henry Mayhew observing and publishing the condition of the poor majority in mid nineteenth-century London, the richest and most glittering place in the world. This was a new pursuit. She then describes the efforts of Marx, Engels, Alfred Marshal, Beatrice and Sydney Webb, and Irving Fisher to put those insights into action - with revolutionary consequences for the world. From the great John Maynard Keynes to Schumpeter, Hayek, Keynes's disciple Joan Robinson, the influential American economists Paul Samuelson and Milton Freedman, and India's Nobel Prize winner Amartya Sen, she shows how the insights of these activist thinkers transformed the world - from one city, London, to the developed nations in Europe and America, and now to the entire world. In Nasar's dramatic account of these discoverers we witness men and women responding to personal crises, world wars, revolutions, economic upheavals, and each other's ideas to turn back Malthus and transform the dismal science into a triumph over mankind's hitherto age-old destiny of misery and early death. This idea, unimaginable less than 200 years ago, is a story of trial and error, and ultimately transcendent, rendered here in stunning narrative. |
Madame Nina weiß alles: Die Memoiren einer Wiener Nachtclub-KöniginMadame NinaAudible Hörbuch30 Jahre lang betrieb Madame Nina ein Luxusbordell im Herzen Wiens. Künstler, Spitzenpolitiker, hochrangige Geistliche und millionenschwere Unternehmer gingen bei ihr ein und aus. Mit Heiterkeit, Weisheit und einem leisen Schuss Wehmut erinnert sie sich an die Zeit, die für sie vergangen ist wie ein einziger aufregender Tag. Dabei gibt sie Einblicke in das Leben der Schönen, Reichen und Mächtigen, die in diskreten Nachtstunden auch nur Menschen sind. |
Denial: A Memoir (P.S.)Jessica SternTaschenbuch |
Das MundschlossSimone DrägerTaschenbuch |
Isaiah Berlin: A LifeMichael IgnatieffTaschenbuchIsaiah Berlin was one of the leading liberal thinkers of the 20th century, and one of its fastest talkers. Born in the Latvian port of Riga in 1909, his family survived the Russian Revolution, but its chilly aftermath forced his Anglophile father to resettle them in Surbiton in 1921. Isaiah assimilated quickly, becoming in his mind equal parts Russian, English and Jewish, and subsequently he became the first Jew to be elected a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. He was to spend most of his life studying and lecturing at Oxford, developing his concept of "negative liberty"; but although he longed to know one big thing, to be a "hedgehog" in his own famous definition, instead he felt more naturally a "fox", knowing many smaller things. This Reynard instinct, however, made him wonderful company, and he became that rarity: a British public intellectual, who made learning attractive. Michael Ignatieff has written a book that stands somewhere between a biography and a ghost-written autobiography, relying mostly on Berlin's own recollections gathered from conversations between them over a 10-year period. Berlin had his detractors, including himself ("superficial"), and a more critical evaluation of his contribution to philosophy will be written, but Ignatieff captures the human side of this wise and cosmopolitan man, whose deceptive "lightness of being" concealed a soul that stared at the horrors of his century. -< I> David Vincent |
Marx, Freud, Einstein: Heroes of the MindCorinne MaierTaschenbuch |
Date Education: Love Bombing, Bindungsangst und Tinder-Frust: Durchschaue dein DateAutor: Nasanin Kamani
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