Robert Adamson Knihy

Robert Adamson has been nourished for much of his life by Australia's Hawkesbury River. This collection praises nature - red in tooth and claw - and celebrates existence as a mythological quest.

Featuring a curated selection of Robert Adamson's poetry from the past forty years alongside new pieces, this collection offers readers an engaging introduction to one of Australia's leading lyric poets. The arrangement highlights the recurring themes that have influenced Adamson's extensive oeuvre, showcasing his unique voice and artistic evolution.

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In this classic introduction to the philosophy of Kant, Adamson provides an accessible and comprehensive overview of Kant's major ideas and their impact on Western philosophy. Ideal for students and general readers alike.

The fate of Earth hangs in the balance in Book One of Not From Earth. When James Ripley discovers he is not human, but a hybrid of two different species, he is determined to save his beloved home planet from destruction. Along his epic journey, James uncovers secrets of the universe, from the Moon Landing to Area 51, and wrestles with questions of AI, Quantum Physics, and Alien Percipience. With the alien's unwillingness to interfere, James' love for Earth sets off an intense struggle to keep his endangered planet alive. An unforgettable adventure of romance and suspense, Not From Earth will have readers hooked until the very last page.If you enjoyed the gripping adventure of The Hunger Games, you'll also love Not From Earth. Don't miss out - buy now before the price changes!

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Set in a near-future world, this gripping narrative explores the boundaries between virtual reality and the physical world. The story follows a group of diverse characters who navigate challenges as they uncover secrets within a cutting-edge virtual universe. Themes of identity, technology, and the human experience intertwine as they confront moral dilemmas and the consequences of their choices. With a blend of suspense and philosophical inquiry, the book invites readers to reflect on the nature of reality itself.

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In a series of lectures from January 1879 at the University of Edinburgh, Adamson explores critical and historical methods while emphasizing the importance of Kantian principles for philosophical advancement. The discussions delve into key themes of Kant's philosophy, including metaphysics, ethics, natural science, as well as the roles of religion and education. Adamson's approach reflects a deep engagement with Kant's ideas, providing insights into their relevance and application in various fields.

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