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Gespenster im alten Gera - Unheimliche Begebenheiten aus Gera und Umgebung
Nur wenige Ph nomene haben die Phantasie der Menschen seit jeher so angeregt, wie der Glaube an Gespenster. Berichte von bernat rlichen Erscheinungen gibt es in allen Kulturen. In der Bibel wird von Gespenstern berichtet, ebenso in altchinesischen Schriften. In den Iglus der Eskimos spukt es, aber auch in modernen Hochh usern. Der Gespensterglauben ist f r die Schulwissenschaft h chst problematisch. Alles, was nicht unter kontrollierten klinischen Bedingungen f r jeden Beobachter zu jeder Zeit experimentell reproduzierbar ist, ist f r sie reinweg nicht existent. So kann sie die Existenz von Gespenstern nicht beweisen, aber widerlegen kann sie das Ph nomen ebensowenig. Das bernat rliche l sst sich n mlich nicht gerne auf die Finger schauen. Es findet immer einen Weg, den Beobachter zu necken und zu foppen und zieht sich sofort zur ck, wenn man es fassen will. So haben sich die Parawissenschaften dieser Problematik angenommen und teils Erstaunliches zu Tage gef rdert, allem voran die Erkenntnis, dass Geister gewisserma en auch nur Menschen sind. Unter Hinzuziehung von paranormalen Geistererscheinungen der Vergangenheit aus dem Mittleren Elsterraum, so aus Bieblach, Dorna, D rrenebersdorf, Eisenberg, Frankenthal, Alt-Gera, Grobsdorf, Gro aga, Gro saara, Kraftsdorf, Langenberg, Leumnitz, Liebschwitz, Meilitz, Mildenfurt, Nickelsdorf, Niederndorf, Otticha, Posterstein, Reichenbach, Ronneburg, R psen, Rosch tz, Schwaara, Seifartsdorf, Sirbis, S llmnitz, Tinz, Weida, Windischenbernsdorf, Zeitz, Zossen und Zw tzen werden wir der Sache einmal auf den Grund gehen und dabei die wichtigsten Hintergr nde, Forschungsbefunde und Erkl rungsmodell kurz und pr gnant wie auch verst ndlich darlegen. Im Grunde geht es beim Spukph nomen um eine Frage, die sich jeder Mensch irgendwann im Leben einmal stellt: Gibt es ein Leben nach dem Tod? und wenn ja, liefert der Spuk dann einen Beweis daf r?
Verona and Lake Garda: With an Excursion to Valpolicella
A city that has existed for over 2,000 years, Verona has a wealth of historic architecture: from Ancient Roman masterworks such as the Arena, through seventeenth-century neoclassical gems like the Gran Guardia Palace, to inventive recent restorations and adaptations. Its Gothic and Romanesque edifices - frequently constructed in pink brick - are a particular highlight. The architectural remnants of every period of the history of this UNESCO-listed city is covered here, in the first architectural guide to Verona, Lake Garda, and Valpolicella. The towns and villages around Lake Garda have long attracted tourists, and the selection in this volume reflects this. Villas and hotels loom large, including the eccentric villa complex constructed by the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, with its First World War gunship built into the grounds. Through his considered selection of buildings, historian and socio-urbanist Sergey Nikitin provides a sometimes-irreverent look at sights that range from the well-known to the more hidden, such as Carlo Scarpa's careful balancing of old and new in the Museo Castelvecchio, the magnificent 1930s tunnels on Strada Gardesana Occidentale, and even a traditional bakery for the complete Italian experience. The guide includes detailed addresses and maps for ease of visiting and a further reading list for those who want to explore the area from home first.
The Punta Gorda Book of Values

The Punta Gorda Book of Values

Martha Bireda; Jaha Cummings

Blue Ocean Press
2023
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Punta Gorda has been described as "the little town that unity built". It has been characterized as having a "unique sociology" due to its biracial settlement and development. Built by its founders on the principles of mutual respect and shared prosperity, Punta Gorda's history serves as a model for our country in demonstrating the power of societal unity.Punta Gorda was founded by both black and white pioneers despite Florida's Jim Crow laws. Together they created a society where all members of their community could thrive. This book is the story of the values that sustained Punta Gorda's early African American pioneers.The traditional values held by the African American pioneers that settled Punta Gorda enabled the community to survive and thrive. These values that were passed generation to generation from 1885 to the late 1960's, were learned by one of the authors herself as a girl growing up in Punta Gorda, Florida, and passed down to her son, the co-author of this book.Using old photographs and newspaper articles, the 8 core values learned by the children of Punta Gorda are shared with young readers aged 8 to 13. The values taught in Punta Gorda were typical of those held by the descendants of enslaved people who established communities after the turn of the century. This book provides youth with an opportunity to seek and utilize primary sources to gain a window into the past, while helping them develop their critical thinking and interpersonal skills.