James Macpherson Knihy
James Macpherson je skotský autor, který se proslavil jako „překladatel“ epických básní známých jako Ossianský cyklus. Tvrdil, že objevil a přeložil starověké keltské eposy, z nichž nejznámější je báseň o hrdinovi Fingalovi. Tyto básně dosáhly mezinárodního úspěchu a byly považovány za keltský protějšek klasických autorů jako Homér. Dílo ovlivnilo mnoho spisovatelů, včetně mladého Waltera Scotta, a silně rezonovalo v německy mluvících zemích, kde inspirovalo básníky jako Goethe, a také v Maďarsku a Francii.
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The Feral Classroom
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Focusing on peer interaction, this work highlights its crucial role in shaping the educational experience. It posits that students' relationships within the classroom significantly influence the importance of the curriculum and the teacher's role, positioning these interactions as vital agents of socialization. First published in 1983, the book challenges traditional views of schooling by emphasizing the social dynamics among students.
The essays delve into the absurdities of woke culture, highlighting its contradictions and inconsistencies, particularly in the realm of identity politics. Through sharp analysis, the author critiques the prevailing narratives and ideologies, encouraging readers to question the logic behind contemporary social movements. Macpherson's exploration offers a provocative perspective on the cultural landscape, aiming to spark discussion and reflection on these pressing issues.
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Charts 200 years of growth, development and global contributions of veterinary education in Edinburgh
Ossians Werke
Fingal und die kleinen Epen
