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John St. Mill, Utilitarianism / Utilitarianism
Mill's Defense of Utilitarian TheoryFirst Published in 1861Bilingual EditionIncludes Line Commentary and AfterwordWidely Discussed WorkCriticized Work of Moral PhilosophyPart of Reclam's Universal Library
Immanuel Kant, The Three Critiques, 4 Volumes
Study Edition of Immanuel Kant's Three CritiquesComplete and affordableBased on the edition by Wilhelm WeischedelPublished on the 200th anniversary of Kant's deathIncludes the main philosophical worksAvailable in 4 volumesReleased on February 12, 2004
£28.83
Jürgen Habermas, The Inclusion of the Other. Studies in Political Theory.
Studies in Political TheoryExamination of the Consequences of Republican PrinciplesDefense of a Morality of Equal Respect for AllEngagement with John Rawls and Political LiberalismClarification of the Controversy over the Future of the Nation-StateEnforcement of Human Rights at Global and Domestic LevelsDiscourse-Theoretical Conception of Democracy and the Rule of Law
Doris Kolesch, voice
Book on the Voice as a Performative PhenomenonEmphasizes Eventfulness, Performative Character, and Transgressive PotentialVoice as a Trace of the Individual and Social BodyExplores Threshold Phenomena Between Body, Mind, Sensuality, Language, and MoreInterdisciplinary Exploration and Treatment of the VoiceFocus on Disciplinary Specificity and Boundary CrossingsContributions Devoted to the Complexity of the Voice
Fritz B. Simon, Introduction to Systemic Organization Theory
Introduction to Systemic Organization TheoryUnderstanding the Functional Logic of OrganizationsExamination of the (Inter)relationships Between Members and OrganizationFoundation of Systems Theory and ConstructivismUtilizing the Self-Logic of OrganizationsProtection Against the Self-Logic of OrganizationsGoal-Oriented Action Within Organizations
£19.36
Wolf Singer, A New Concept of Humanity? Conversations on Brain Research
Includes interviews with neuroscientist Wolf SingerDiscussion about the evolving concept of humanityEmphasis on social and cultural factorsInsight into Singer's current neuroscience research projectsHope for new forms of therapySuhrkamp Paperback Science
Wilhelm Reich, Character Analysis
Second major work by Wilhelm ReichHailed as the best and most insightful on psychotherapyForbidden circulation in fascist GermanyCharacter concept without moral implicationsResistance analysis instead of interpretive analysisSuccessful treatment of obsessive-compulsive neurosesContains chapters on emotional plague and orgone therapeutic treatment of schizophrenia
Judith Butler, The Discomfort of Genders. (Gender Studies. On the Difference of Genders).
Feminist debates about gender identityAmbiguity of the conceptDiscomfort as a possible negative valuationAvoidance of difficulties in childhoodFailure of feminismDiscomfort not necessarily negativeDiscourse on childhood
Max Weber, Science as a Vocation
Publisher: Reclam, Ditzingen
Joachim Bumke, Wolfram von Eschenbach
Definitive work on Wolfram von EschenbachIncludes background knowledge related to the worksCurrent state of researchWork analyses and interpretationsStructured and detailed bibliographyCovers "Parzival," "Willehalm," and "Titurel"Focus on courtly customs and political figures of the 12th century
Jürgen Dahmer, Medical History and Findings (Thieme Flexible Paperbacks)
Standard reference for systematic history taking and examinationIncludes all details and valuable tipsDetailed chapter with key symptoms and complaints from A to ZNotes on examination focus and differential diagnosesProven 10th editionFoundation of all clinical practice
£40.64
Michel Foucault, Analytics of Power
Foucault's work addresses the question of powerConcepts such as biopower, governmentality, aesthetics of existence, and disciplinary powerCurrent impulses for philosophy, sociology, political science, and historical studiesCollection of Foucault's most important textsComprehensive overview of theoretical developments in recent decadesAfterword by Thomas Lemke elucidates historical and systematic contextControversial discussions on the topic of power are not concluded
Hans Chr. Adam, Berlin
Most comprehensive photo study of BerlinDocuments the city's history from 1860 to the presentAround 200 photographers involved, including Henri Cartier-Bresson, Helmut Newton, René Burri, Robert Capa, Thomas Struth, and Wolfgang TillmansFamous Berlin photo chroniclers such as Friedrich Seidenstücker, Erich Salomon, Willy Römer, and Heinrich Zille also featuredQuotes from Berliners and Berlin experts like Vladimir Nabokov, Alfred Döblin, Herwarth Walden, Marlene Dietrich, Billy Wilder, Willy Brandt, Helmut Newton, Sir Simon Rattle, David Bowie, and many othersIllustrates the constantly changing atmosphere in the city over the past 150 yearsUnique insights into Berlin’s history and culture
Ralph-Johannes Lilie, Byzantium. History of the Eastern Roman Empire 324 - 1453.
Over a Thousand Years of Byzantine HistoryCompetent Overview of Key DevelopmentsEvent History from the 4th Century to 1453Emphasizes Continuities and DisruptionsIncludes Timeline and Glossary in the AppendixInformative Introduction to the History of the 'Eastern Roman Empire'
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