Daniel Charles Knihy

The book offers a profound exploration of early Christian teachings, spanning from the Acts of the Apostles to the Revelation. It delves into the spiritual insights and historical contexts of these texts, providing readers with a deeper understanding of foundational Christian beliefs and practices. Through its examination of key themes and messages, the work serves as a thoughtful guide for those seeking to enrich their spiritual journey and grasp the essence of early Christianity.

Focusing on the historical significance of the chosen people, the narrative explores a transformative period in human history. Daniel Charles delves into the cultural, social, and spiritual aspects that shaped this era, providing readers with a rich understanding of its impact. The book offers an illuminating perspective on the experiences and contributions of the chosen people, making it a compelling read for those interested in history and human development.

Set against the backdrop of a Northern England manor, the story follows Emma Squier as she unexpectedly becomes embroiled in a murder investigation just as she is about to start her career. What begins as a promise of a tranquil getaway with her best friend quickly spirals into chaos, with the shifting dynamics of the manor's guests adding to the tension. Emma must navigate this unsettling situation while uncovering secrets that threaten to unravel her peaceful retreat.

The book explores the pervasive issue of inherent technical isolation (ITI) within organizations, where preferential treatment is given based on technical skills. It aims to raise awareness of this culture and advocates for inclusive management practices that eliminate ITI. By promoting a more equitable approach to business and technology management, the author seeks to foster a workplace environment that values all competencies, ultimately striving to make ITI a thing of the past.

An unprecedented new book celebrating the Impressionist themes of water and boats including works by the movement's most renowned artists, such as Manet and Monet, Renoir and Seurat. Plein-air painting allowed the Impressionists to capture a vibrant outdoor world with startling immediacy; and water, boats, and all things nautical provided natural fodder for these artists, many of whom were sailors and yachtsman themselves. This unprecedented new volume, coinciding with a major exhibition organized by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, traces the history of these delightful, light-infused water scenes within the social context of the latter nineteenth century. A new and expansive exploration of Impressionist themes of water and boating, this catalogue examines the changing depictions of water from pre-Impressionism (Corot, Daubigny) through Impressionism (Manet, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Caillebotte) to neo- and post-Impressionism (Cezanne, Seurat, Signac). Throughout, connections to contemporary life, such as the literature of Zola and Maupassant and the growing use of boats as leisure craft at yacht clubs and locales such as the famously depicted Argenteuil, clarify the social and cultural implications of the nautical themes embraced by the Impressionists. This handsomely designed book will be a welcome addition to the libraries of water-farers everywhere and will appeal to scholars and connoisseurs of one of the most beloved periods of art history.

„Es geht um die Schnittstelle zwischen musikalischem und poetischem Bereich. Nur erfordert diese gegenseitige Durchdringung, soll sie ohne Behinderung sein, die Aufrechterhaltung eines Abstands zwischen den beiden Reichen oder einen Spielraum, der frei bleibt: ein no sound’s land.“

Alle - Avantgarde, Rock-Musik, Free Jazz, Minimal Art, Kultur-Macher Ideen-Makler - bedienen sich gerne bei John Cage. „Er ist der versteckte Motor der musikalischen Entwicklung der letzten Jahre“, sagt Dieter Schnebel. Er ist der Erfinder der präparierten Klaviers, des Musikhappenings, der elektronischen Live-Musik.