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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Judith Allert
Leserabe 1. Lesestufe - Schulgeschichten mit Hund Floh
Judith Allert
Ravensburger Verlag
2026
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Ponygeschichten - Silbe für Silbe lesen lernen - Leserabe ab 1. Klasse - Erstlesebuch für Kinder ab 6 Jahren
Judith Allert; Doris Arend
Ravensburger Verlag
2022
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Leserabe - Sonderausgaben - Rabenstarke Schulgeschichten für Erstleser
Judith Allert; Anja Kiel
Ravensburger Verlag
2023
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Schulstart im Schling-Schlang-Schlungelwald
Judith Allert; Julia Christians
Carlsen Verlag GmbH
2025
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Prinsessakoulussa kohistaan: vihdoinkin he saavat oppia ratsastamaan! Vain Dana on levoton. Hän ei ole eläissään nähnyt hevosta, ja ne pelottavat häntä. Mutta sen piti pysyä salaisuutena. Ikävä kyllä eräs prinsessoista käyttää tietoa hyväkseen... Onneksi Danalla on ystäviä!Prinsessakoulu-sarjan osissa on aina yksi koulun oppilaista päähenkilönä. Tässä osassa päähenkilö on Dana Timanttivaltakunnasta. Prinsessojen elämä ei ole vaaleanpunaista höttöä, vaan heillä, kuten kaikilla ihmisillä, on omat vaikeutensa ja ongelmansa. Mutta se tekee heistä vahvempia ja viisaampia!
Leserabe Sonderausgaben - Hundegeschichten zum Lesenlernen
Judith Allert; Gina Mayer; Henriette Wich
Ravensburger Verlag
2025
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Leserabe Sonderausgaben - Schulabenteuer zum Lesenlernen
Judith Allert; Julia Breitenöder
Ravensburger Verlag
2026
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Featuring documents of the period by participants such as Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg, H. Rap Brown, Abbie Hoffman, and Robin Morgan, this volume brings together a wide range of material on one of the most turbulent decades in American history. The contributions are divided into five sections, covering ideas influential on the early New Left, the anti-war movement, SDS and Weathermen, the counterculture and Yippies and the the women's movement. The book surveys all the major issues that concerned the sixties generation, and offers a unique documentary history of the period.
Featuring documents of the period by participants such as Norman Mailer, Allen Ginsberg, H. Rap Brown, Abbie Hoffman, and Robin Morgan, this volume brings together a wide range of material on one of the most turbulent decades in American history. The contributions are divided into five sections, covering ideas influential on the early New Left, the anti-war movement, SDS and Weathermen, the counterculture and Yippies and the the women's movement. The book surveys all the major issues that concerned the sixties generation, and offers a unique documentary history of the period.
There is growing recognition around the globe that people's fundamental human rights are being imperiled in a world economy that is being driven by multinationals, investors, and banks. The 'race to the bottom' and insatiable greed has intensified poverty and economic inequalities, fueled migration, and rapidly accelerated environmental degradation. The fates of all nations are interdependent and even though the U.S. is the prime driver of the new economy, Americans have likewise experienced declines over the past decades. Blau and Moncada outline the fundamental human rights that all people are entitled to and the important role that nations have in upholding these rights. Americans find it somewhat difficult to accept the basic premise of human rights because liberalism, as a social, political, and economic ethos powerfully undercuts the premise of human rights. American liberalism highlights the efficacy of individual achievement and individual autonomy, thereby promoting the idea that people have no rights to security. . Human rights, in contrast to the liberal ethos, asserts that all humans have inalienable rights, including rights to a job, housing, social security, education, and a cultural, racial or ethnic identity. Under the conditions of a turbulent global economy, human rights need to be granted the highest standing. The authors consider global capitalism, as well as the role of the global media, and the problematic relationship between the state and society in America. In the final chapter, we review the many currents of transformative movements that are promoting a more equitable, fairer, and more egalitarian world.