Eric Miller se zaměřuje na americké dějiny a zkoumá jejich hlubší významy. Jeho práce se ponořuje do složitých témat, které formují lidské zkušenosti a historické narativy. Millerův analytický přístup nabízí čtenářům nové pohledy na minulost a její trvalý dopad na současnost. Jeho psaní je promyšlené a vybízí k zamyšlení nad tím, jak chápeme historii a naši roli v ní.
A 30, 50 ou 70 ans, la problématique est toujours la même : comment vivre en couple dans une parfaite harmonie, une sérénité et une attention de tous les instants ? Hein ? Pfftt, aucune idée, et ce n'est pas ici que vous aurez la réponse... A travers le quotidien de ces trois couples de différentes générations, vous reconnaîtrez peut-être le vôtre au passage. Si c'est le cas, désolé, on compatit. Allez, courage...
Exploring the American landscape, Eric Miller seeks to provide insight into contemporary challenges and choices. Rather than offering traditional analysis, he emphasizes reorientation and a sharpened perspective to guide readers through a post-9/11 world. With keen observations and thoughtful reflections, Miller encourages a deeper understanding of our times, aiming to inspire readers to navigate their own paths with clarity and purpose.
Exploring the life of a prominent twentieth-century intellectual, this biography delves into Christopher Lasch's critical examination of America's political and cultural landscape. It highlights his insights into the complexities of the nation's history and his vision for a more promising future. As the first comprehensive account of Lasch's life and work, it offers a unique perspective on his contributions and enduring influence.
A case study of the Rwandan-Congolese Security Dilemma and the United Nation''s Mission in the Congo
Utilizing neorealism, this monograph explores the ongoing conflict in the Congo, tracing its roots to the Rwandan Genocide and the subsequent security dilemmas that fueled the First and Second Congo Wars. It critiques various International Relations theories, focusing instead on the role of non-state actors and the failure of UN peacekeeping missions to stabilize the region. By analyzing the complexities of state and non-state interactions, the work aims to provide insights applicable to other unresolved conflicts worldwide.
The book features the complete English translation of Titia Brongersma's only published work, "The Swan of the Well," originally released in 1686. Celebrated as a remarkable poet of the seventeenth century, Brongersma was likened to Sappho by a group of humanist intellectuals in the Netherlands. This edition highlights her literary significance and offers contemporary readers insight into her profound poetic contributions.