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Kommunikation uber das Todesthema bei Michel de Montaigne
Sebastian Polmans
Grin Publishing
2009
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Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2008 im Fachbereich Philosophie - Philosophie der Neuzeit (ca. 1350-1600), Note: 1,3, Universit t Hildesheim (Stiftung), Veranstaltung: Den Menschen denken, 37 Quellen im Literaturverzeichnis, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Dem allt glichen Leben scheint der Tod heute so fern wie nie. Das Thema ist in hohem Ma e individualisiert. Zwar findet in der ffentlichkeit eine Form der Enttabuisierung statt, bedenkt man beispielsweise die hohen Zahlen von Kriegs- und Unfalltoten, die t glich die Nachrichten f llen oder die martialischen Todesszenarien in Videospielen und Blockbustern auf den Kinoleinw nden. Vergleichbares zeigt die seit mehreren Jahren umstrittene Debatte um Sterbehilfe, ebenso wie der arglos anmutende Umgang mit Symbolen des Todes, wie dem Totenkopf als Schmuckst ck oder Tattoomotiv. Die Allgegenwart offenbart dabei jedoch eher eine Distanzierung, die sich in konsumistischer Banalit t durch konomisierung und Medialisierung des Themas zeigt. Sokrates' Gespr ch in Platons Dialog "Phaidon" bezieht sich auf die Themen des Todes und des Weiterlebens und enth lt philosophische Grundgedanken ber die Unsterblichkeit der Seele. Nicht zuletzt sind die Ausf hrungen des Sokratessch ler zum Todesthema evident, weil sie vom letzten Lebenstag des antiken Philosophen berichten, bevor er durch das Gift des Schierlingsbechers sterben soll. Vor diesem Hintergrund sind die berlegungen einzelner Philosophen der Geschichte zum Todesthema interessant. Die vorliegende Arbeit kann und will jedoch kein Kompendium darstellen, das repr sentative philosophische Todesdiskurse von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart nachzeichnet. Es soll exemplarisch ein Text des bis heute einflussreichen Autors aus dem fr hen 17. Jahrhundert von Michel de Montaigne untersucht werden, der sich sowohl inhaltlich als auch formal auf vielf ltige Weise dem Todesthema ann hert. Hierbei muss gleichsam vorangestellt werden, dass der Autor der vorliegenden Arbeit Montaigne als Philosophen u
Adornos Jazz-Verständnis. Theodor W. Adornos Kritik an einer Kulturindustrie und ihre Aktualität
Sebastian Polmans
GRIN Verlag
2019
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Der Einzelne in der Ehe. Ehefrau und Ehemann in der Wiener Moderne bei Sigmund Freud und in Arthur Schnitzlers "Traumnovelle"
Sebastian Polmans
GRIN Verlag
2019
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Der Spaziergang in der Literatur - Exemplarische Untersuchung anhand der Texte von Robert Walser, "Der Spaziergang", und Thomas Bernhard, "Gehen"
Sebastian Polmans; Ana-Marija Pasic
Grin Verlag
2008
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In a world of shifting lands connected only by bridges, the magic of the Landscapers keeps Ephemera stable, until dark and seductive dreams lure Sebastian, a half-incubus, to search for the woman of his visions, and the evil Eater of the World escapes its prison, threatening all with destruction. Reprint.
Autumn 1895, Washington state… He always felt a little apart from the family he'd always known. She and her family were left wandering after all they had was taken from them. And they found each other deep in the wilderness. As far as the Weavers were concerned, Sebastian was one of them, and they'd never treated him otherwise. But he knew he wasn't, not quite – he was the result of an assault on his mother, before she met or married his pa. And as much as he hated to admit it, it bothered him. So when the time came to track down Ma's runaway cow, he didn't mind going alone – it would give him time to think, or so he assumed. But fate had other plans for him – starting with a low-hanging tree branch. Miriam Pescosa was exiled from her land, along with a band of her fellow Wenatchi natives, by white men breaking treaties and building towns for themselves. They'd taken the white man's names and accepted the white man's faith, only to find that they still weren't accepted or regarded. Now left to the unpopulated forests and wastelands, dying one by one as even other tribes betrayed them, they were outsiders in every way possible. But being outside doesn't mean being without hope. And when Miriam finds Sebastian, it sets off a chain of events that could lift everyone out of their doubts, their suffering and a whole lot else …if they're willing to let it. SEBASTIAN is the latest book in the bestselling Romancing the Weavers series of Westerns. Are you ready to enter a whole new world?
Nicolette Erling is a survivor, hiding in plain sight. As she moves from city to city, disguised as a psychic in a traveling circus, her real Wiccan ability remains hidden-from everyone except Sebastian.Major Sebastian Corcoran of the Magus Corps has made Nicolette his private project. Though he's determined to bring the beautiful rogue into the safety of the Wiccan community, he's unprepared for the fiery passion that erupts between them. Desperate to remain on her own and unable to leave the brutality of her past behind, Nicolette can't let herself fall for Sebastian. When duty calls him back to the Corps, they must both learn a bitter truth. Love isn't fighting to hold on tightly, but finding the strength to let go.
When the past catches up, will love be enough?Private Investigator Sebastian Roth and his older brother have spent almost two decades protecting themselves from a bloodthirsty crime family. Until now, they've managed to stay one step ahead of the mafia cartel's goons, but it seems like the past is finally catching up.Forced once more to hope the FBI can keep them safe after another attempt on their lives, can they trust the very authorities who let them down before? Or will the brothers have to flee all over again?Paramedic and nursing student Newt Clary literally fell into the lap of the hottest man he's ever met. He finds a way to meet up with the tall, dark, hunky man and discovers someone who shares his love of video games. There's just something so secretive about the sexy older man, but Newt can't help wanting to know more.When an attempt is made on his life for his connection to Sebastian, can Newt look past the secrets his new love interest has been hiding, or will it be at the risk of his own life?Can Sebastian and Newt find a way to be together and remain safe? Or will the past tear apart any potential future?Trigger Warnings: Death, violence, mentions of trafficking and other crimes.
"Decidedly creepy, insidious and unsettling, but even more important, it's such a mature, perceptive and compassionate novel."Thomas Tessier, author of Fog Heart and Bram Stoker Award finalist The son of a world-renowned photographer, Morgan Riley is familiar with his mother’s creative eccentricities. Having been the subject of one of her photographic series, he knows all too well how focused she can become with a new project. So he’s not overly concerned when his mother shows him her newest series that spotlights a small, featureless white plastic manikin the size of a two-year-old child that his mother has named Sebastian. However, as Morgan watches his mother’s obsession with the manikin grow, he begins to question her sanity and fear for her safety… FLAME TREE PRESS is the imprint of long-standing Independent Flame Tree Publishing, dedicated to full-length original fiction in the horror and suspense, science fiction & fantasy, and crime / mystery / thriller categories. The list brings together fantastic new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices. Learn more about Flame Tree Press at www.flametreepress.com and connect on social media @FlameTreePress.