Panikattacken? Angstzust nde? Schluss damit. Wenn dein Kopf nicht mehr stillsteht und dein Herz rast, brauchst du mehr als gute Ratschl ge, du brauchst eine Bazooka. Dieses Buch ist keine Kuscheltherapie, sondern ein radikal ehrlicher Werkzeugkasten gegen Angst und Panik. - Klartext statt Kopfchaos - Pers nliche Erfahrungen statt Fachchinesisch - Soforthilfe direkt umsetzbar Lexi Largo nimmt dich mit auf seinen Weg durch die Dunkelheit, und zeigt dir, wie du deinem inneren Saboteur endlich den Stecker ziehst. Was du bekommst? Sofort anwendbare Tipps, humorvolle Anekdoten, clevere Strategien und das Gef hl, nicht allein zu sein. F r alle, die endlich raus aus der Angstspirale wollen. Ob als Begleitung zur Therapie, als Notfallhilfe oder erste Orientierung, dieses Buch ist der Befreiungsschlag, den du brauchst. Greif zur Bazooka. Sag deinem Jochen, er soll die Klappe halten.
The painter Jochen Plogsties, who studied at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig, was a master student of Neo Rauch, and he was awarded the Leipziger Volkszeitung art prize in 2011. This volume provides an overview of his paintings of the past years and introduces his most recent and previously unpublished works of art. Jochen Plogsties (* 1974) paints reproductions of existing reproductions of well-known works of art. He works from a variety of materials including catalogue illustrations of art-historical masterpieces, record covers and magazine covers, as well as key works of contemporary photography. His “retranslations” of reproductions of works of art into new paintings de-familiarise the well-known original and confound entrenched modes of looking at art. He plays with changes of size and scale and explodes the precision of the original work of art with his coarsening painting style. He simultaneously calls into question a reality shaped by various media that causes us to believe that we have already seen everything that is worth seeing.
The sculptural objects and public artworks of German artist Jochen Gerz (born 1940) address the public's emotional distance to commemorated events and memorials. This volume documents a project that draws on an archive of photographs from the Nazi period in Styria, Austria.
Conceptual artist Jochen Gerz transforms a museum into a giant bookFor his "no retrospective" at the Lehmbruck Museum Duisburg, Gerz (born 1940) has emblazoned a text interweaving his life and works with eight decades of contemporary history along the museum's iconic glass frontage. This book documents his radical transformation of the retrospective model.
It is September 5, 1970. Austria has lost a national hero. Jochen Rindt is dead. The 1965 Le Mans winner who drove his way from airfield races to Formula Two and right on to Formula One, where he was to be crowned champion posthumously, was a dazzling personality. Born in Germany and raised in Austria, he knew how to polarize relationships. The book portrays his sheltered childhood with his grandparents after he lost his parents in the war, the onset of puberty, his rapid yet stormy career, and its tragic end in Monza. This is a portrait of a man with hidden depths.Dr. Erich Glavitza, journalist, author, racing and stunt driver and, on top of that, a PhD in philosophy, knew Rindt well and, in his well-known relaxed manner, has painted this picture of Jochen Rindt, that is as compelling as it is insightful and sensitive. He describes Rindt's impetuous character and the little-known, completely different relationship he had with his half-brother, with whom Glavitza spoke at length for this book. Finally, Erich Glavitza analyses in detail the fatal accident at Monza with the F1 Lotus.This is a comprehensive study of Jochen Rindt, the man and the racing driver, which is richly illustrated with private photos and with racing pictures some of which have never been shown before. These include ones from Alois Rottensteiner, who was also close to Rindt and part of the racing scene of the 1960s and 1970s. The preface is by Bernie Ecclestone, Rindt's manager and friend.To mark the 50th anniversary of the racing driver's death, McKlein is presenting this 400-page large-format biography in a noble design and slipcase.
«25th of March 1599 Tomorrow I board the Silver Gull, which will sail me from my hometown of Rostock, Germany, to Bergen, on the west coast of Norway. In this foreign town, far from home, I'm to become an apprentice at the Hanseatic Office on Bryggen. 'Tis said more than a thousand Germans take part in the dry fish trade there. Norway lies far to the north, and is said to be cold and miserable. But I'll manage! And I've heard hundreds of boys work at Bryggen. With so many boys, it can't help but be grat fun!» In this journal, 14-years-old Jochen describes life as a new apprentice in Bergen. We are with him in his daily life at Bryggen, as well as, among other events, the initiation games, festivities, a royal visit, a fire and a gruesome murder. An exciting and enjoyable book about an important side of Norwegian an European history, and about life at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bryggen in 1599, when the Hanseatic League was at its peak.
Much has been written about Jochen Peiper, though it is unlikely he would have been heard of outside Germany but for the infamous massacre near Malmedy, Belgium, with which his name has been forever associated. Initially shunned and even despised in the years following Germany's surrender, Peiper is now revered and generally accepted as a brilliant solider. This meticulously researched book explores Peiper's youth, his career with the SS, the now famous trial of the officers and soldiers of the Leibstandarte, who were accused of war crimes, and Peiper's murder in France over thirty years later.
Gunnar Kaiser hat in den letzten Jahren seines Lebens auf seinem YouTube-Kanal mit vielen Pers nlichkeiten intensive philosophische Gespr che ber aktuelle Themen der Zeit des Umbruchs gef hrt und aufgezeichnet, u. a. mit dem Philosophen Jochen Kirchhoff aus Berlin. Beiden liegt eine gro e Denktiefe zu Wahrheit, Menschsein und Lebenssinn am Herzen. Der vorliegende Gespr chsband enth lt Transkripte von 5 Gespr chen, die die beiden Philosophen in den Jahren 2021 und 2022 gef hrt haben. Themen: Die Fremdbestimmung ist extrem geworden Kirchhoff spricht ber den Einfluss der Technologie im wissenschaftlichen Zeitalter und der sog. Corona-Pandemie. Er reflektiert das Fehlen einer Reaktion vieler Philosophen und Intellektueller. Er weist darauf hin, dass die reduktionistische Natur der wissenschaftlichen Weltsicht das Verst ndnis davon, was es bedeutet, ein Mensch zu sein, verringert hat. Die Abschaffung des Menschen Kirchhoff diskutiert die Besonderheiten der aktuellen ra und die M glichkeiten f r eine neue Art des Seins und Lebens. Er beschreibt die jetzige Zeit sowohl als katastrophal als auch hoffnungsvoll, mit einem tiefen Verlangen nach Freiheit und einem tieferen Verst ndnis daf r, wer wir als Individuen und als Gesellschaft sind. Kirchhoff erforscht das Konzept des Menschen als spirituelles Wesen, das mit einer h heren Dimension verbunden ist. Wahrheit und Wahn Kirchhoff und Kaiser diskutieren das Konzept der Wahrheit und ihre Bedeutung im menschlichen Leben. Sie erkunden die Idee, dass Wahrheit eine grundlegende menschliche Sorge ist und ein wesentlicher Aspekt unseres Daseins. Dabei ber hren sie auch das berm ig aggressive und fanatische Verhalten von Menschen bei der Diskussion bestimmter Themen wie Klimawandel oder der COVID-19-Pandemie. Dem modernen Menschen fehlt der Sinn Kirchhoff diskutiert den Zustand der Menschheit und die Suche nach Bedeutung in der modernen Welt. Er kritisiert die derzeitigen Lebensbedingungen, bezieht sich auf das Konzept
SS Obersturmbannf hrer Jochen Peiper was one of Germany's most colorful military leaders of World War II with an audacious reputation. The name Peiper will always be linked to the Malm dy Massacre, the death of Belgian civilians and more than seventy American soldiers, but there is still a myth around Peiper. Why was a twenty-nine year old Waffen-SS officer chosen to lead the German spearhead unit during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944? Peiper was a special leader within the one of the most elite Waffen-SS divisions, the Leibstandarte-SS Adolf Hitler. Peiper was charismatic and extreme loyal to his unit. His men trusted him as a leader, even under the most extreme conditions. In Germany he was a well-known war hero. It was a logical decision that Peiper became the commander of the spearhead unit, but there were other factors leading to this decision: tactical considerations, awe-know-what-to-expect-principle, and Peiper was lucky that he was still alive and serving in the Waffen-SS.
