Daniel Rosenberg Knihy

Focusing on the challenges faced by first-year college students, the book delves into critical issues such as high-stakes testing, particularly the SAT, and the burdens of student debt. It explores the financial implications of borrowing and the significant pressures that newcomers experience during their transition to college life, highlighting the broader controversies in higher education that impact student success and well-being.

Wussten Sie, dass der Zeitstrahl keine 250 Jahre alt ist? Und dass die Menschen in Altertum und Mittelalter ganz andere Darstellungen gewohnt waren, um zeitlichen Ereignissen eine Gestalt zu geben, wie prächtige Tafeln, Tabellen oder Bäume? Für diesen großen Bildband öffneten Archive berühmter Bibliotheken den Zugang und ermöglichen ein in der Breite bisher einmaliges Bildmaterial: Mit Abbildungen aus alten Annalen der Kirchenväter aus St. Gallen, Tafelwerken Albrecht Dürers bis zu wandgroßen Kunstwerken wie dem ›Strom der Geschichte‹ bietet der Band in dieser Zusammenstellung einmaliges Bildmaterial. Tauchen Sie ein in einen von Wissenschaft und Kunst gleichermaßen gefeierten Bildband, der fachlich erstklassig kommentiert wird von zwei der größten Koryphäen für Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Daniel Rosenberg und dem Inhaber des höchsten deutschen Kulturordens: Anthony Grafton.

Now in Paperback! What does history look like? How do you draw time? Cartographies of Time is the first history of the timeline, written engagingly and with incredible visuals. The authors, both accomplished writers and historians, sketch the shifting field of graphic representations of history from the beginning of the print age through the present. They shed light on western views of history and on the complex relationship between general ideas about the course of events and the technical efforts to record and connect dates and names in the past. In addition to telling a rich, forgotten story, this book serves as a kind of grammar of historical representation, uncovering the ways in which time has been structured in thought and in images, in the Western tradition. Written for both the academically curious and the general reader, Cartographies of Time provides a set of tools for understanding the evolution and the significance of graphic representations of time both in history and in contemporary culture.

This guide offers practical advice from two happily married husbands on how to encourage a man to propose. With a blend of humor and relatable insights, the authors share their secrets and strategies for navigating the often tricky dynamics of relationships, ultimately aiming to help readers achieve that significant moment of commitment.