John Payne Knihy

Výbor z díla francouzského básníka-dobrodruha obsahuje básně, v nichž se obrážejí některé z událostí jeho na dobrodružství a přímo románové zvraty bohatého života a vystupují hlavní rysy jeho tvůrčího projevu a myšlenkové nevšednosti, podnes mocně působící na básníky i čtenáře všech národů.

Boccaciův Derameron, označovaný také jako " kniha krve a rozkoše". Je to mistrovské renesanční dílo, prosycené radostí, humorem, vtipem, erotikou - dílo, které oslavuje život. Tím víc překvapuje, že se zrodilo v bezprostředním střetu se smrtí. Literární odborníci dnes nedokáží přesně určit, kdy Boccacio Dekameron vytvořil. Ví se jen tolik, že na něm začal pracovat roku 1348, v době, kdy ve Florencii zuřila morová epidemie nebývalého rozsahu. Boccacio napsal Dekameron proti smutku a nemoci. A napsal jej tak, že ještě po polovině tisíciletí stojí za to, abychom se těšili z jeho stránek.

This is a comprehensive view of Catalan history and culture from its classical and medieval origins right up until 2004. Payne's personal tone brings alive highlights of Catalan history and leading personalities of its cultural life.

Tragedy can strike at any given moment, and in an instant, one's life can be irrevocably changed. Megan Alladee experienced this firsthand when at age nineteen, she was sexually assaulted by a combat veteran on the day they met and became pregnant as a result. Fearing it was her only option, she got an abortion but soon became overwhelmed by the guilt of killing the baby she wanted and would have loved. Years later, Megan has founded a group that aims to eliminate abortion due to unplanned pregnancy. While on this path, tragedy strikes again and brings her into the life of Kayla Dean, who loses her seven-month-old son Danny in a traffic accident. Even amidst her overwhelming grief, Kayla begins to share with Megan about the Lord and a faith Megan never knew. Will Megan be able to reconcile her life's pain with the notion of a God who loves her yet allowed it all to happen?

Exploring the concept of writing history in reverse, this book intertwines memoir and family history, rooted in North Somerset, Bath, and West Wiltshire. It delves into personal and communal narratives, highlighting the silences and omissions in our histories. Through a blend of poignant, humorous, and touching stories, the author reflects on his extended family's experiences across ten chapters, covering themes like work, education, health, housing, and religion. Over one hundred photographs enrich the narrative, bringing the past vividly to life.

Exploring the concept of balance, this book empowers readers to unlock their hidden potential across various life aspects, including health, wealth, love, education, and career. It offers practical methods to achieve a harmonious life, guiding individuals toward personal fulfillment and success.

Focusing on accessibility, this book is a reproduction of a historical work presented in large print, catering specifically to individuals with impaired vision. Published by Megali, a house dedicated to making historical texts more readable, it aims to enhance the reading experience for those who may struggle with standard print sizes.

Focusing on accessibility, this edition is a reproduction of a historical work presented in large print format. It aims to facilitate reading for individuals with impaired vision, showcasing the publishing house Megali's commitment to making literature more inclusive and easier to read.

This book is a reproduction of a historical work, published by Megali, a house dedicated to making literature accessible through large print editions. It aims to facilitate reading for individuals with impaired vision, ensuring that important texts remain available to a wider audience.