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The book is the first comparative study of the Buddhist and phenomenological philosophy as both epistemological and soteriological program developed in India and in the West. The main focus is laid on how Buddhism and phenomenology analyze the human mind from within. Such a comparison gives a radically new approach to the understanding of Buddhism and phenomenology.
Eta kniga - neobychnyj eksperiment, v nej sobrany teksty avtora, opublikovannye na portale zhurnala "Snob" i samye interesnye kommentarii k nim raznykh ljudej, po bolshej chasti emu neznakomykh. Set ne zamenila ni realnost, ni vosprijatie etoj realnosti, ona ee izvestnym obrazom prodlila, kak pistolet prodljaet ruku. Segodnja sosuschestvovanie seti i realnogo mira - to zhe samoe, chto realnost i mif uljudej drevnosti, zemnaja zhizn i mir mertvykh u drevnikh egiptjan, shumerov ili dazhe grekov. Sotsialnye seti - eto "mir po tu storonu", gde kazhdyj mozhet pobyvat esche pri etoj zhizni. "Sotsialnaja istorija dvukh udovolstvij" sdelat kak vyrezka mnenij iz beskonechnogo informatsionnogo potoka. Etu knigu mozhno nazvat opinion book po analogii s facebook'om - prichem mnenija vyrazheny na samye raznye temy.
Nezhelatelnyj kontent.Politich.vlast v epokhu vozniknovenija nov.antropologii
Arkadij Nedel
Aletejja
2021
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Intimnaja ideologija. Tekst, kinematograf, tsirk v rossijskoj kulture KhKh veka. Monografija
Arkadij Nedel
Aletejja
2024
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Eta kniga - o sovetskoj tsivilizatsii, chimi rezultatami my polzuemsja i po sej den. No chto eto byla za tsivilizatsija, voznikshaja za neskolko let i ischeznuvshaja v odnochase? Kakov byl dukhovnyj mir ljudej, zhivshikh v samom ee nachale, v 1930-kh godakh ili na izlete SSSR? Na osnove ogromnogo materiala, ispolzuja khudozhestvennye teksty, filmy, istoriju sovetskogo tsirka i mnogoe prochee, avtor otvechaet na eti voprosy. Gigantskaja eruditsija Arkadija Nedelja pozvoljaet emu uvidet predmet issledovanija v mirovom kontekste i predlozhit radikalno novye vyvody. Odin iz nikh - SSSR byl tselostnoj, vo mnogom zakonchennoj religioznoj sistemoj, vozmozhno, poslednej v istorii. Kniga dast sovershenno po-novomu uvidet nashu sovsem nedavnjuju istoriju i luchshe ponjat sovremennye sobytija, v pervuju ochered politiki i kultury.
Arkadi on Joni J rvi-Laturin lyhytromaani. Arkadi kertoo ihmisen el m st , matkaten seitsem n vuosikymmenen l pi. El m n eri nyanssit, kohtaamiset ja tietoisuudentilat k yd n l pi ja el m n massiivisuus koetaan teoksessa syv llisesti. Kirja sopii erityisesti nostalgikoille, esteetikoille ja runollisille sieluille.
How championing consumers led to ING Direct's revolutionary rise in the banking industry In an industry dominated by big banks with little patience for their customers, ING Direct has always strived to be different-a rebel with a cause, if you will-and in doing so, they've become the most successful online banking venture in history. The Orange Code recounts ING Direct's intriguing story, explaining the philosophy of its founder Arkadi Kuhlmann-who believes in the power of individuals to control their financial destiny-and his long-running partnership with Bruce Philp, the branding consultant who helped him make ING Direct a cause to its own people and a household name across North America. Discusses the unconventional approach to business strategy, leadership, and management that built ING DirectWritten by the company's CEO, Arkadi Kuhlmann, the driving force behind this unique company and its approach and Bruce Philp, the branding expert who has worked with some of the world's most well-known and valuable brandsReveals how the cause of personal financial empowerment has made everyone a winner in the ING Direct story The level of success achieved by ING Direct holds some important lessons and offers some much-needed inspiration to a business world that could use a little of both right now.
Gnosis, Theophany, Theosis comprises three case studies of Clement's interaction with the heterogeneous traditions integral to his Alexandrian background: Basilidean and Valentinian metaphysics of the Christ-event; Philo's Scripture exegesis; and Hellenistic ethical theory based on Aristotle's concept of telos. This book focuses on the three respective representative objects of interpretation that Clement shared with those traditions, namely: the rite of Christian initiation; Scripture narratives of primordial creation and God's revelation to Abram; and the Middle Platonic idea of human telos as assimilation to God. By going back to the respective interpretations of these objects by those traditions, and then forth to Clement's appropriation of those interpretations, Gnosis, Theophany, Theosis presents him as a creative theologian and lays bare the inner structure of his synthesis.
This is a lyrical, tightly structured ebulliently detailed memoir, meticulous in its recollection of lives lived dangerously in the glamorous milieu of post-war London's notorious West End. But above all, a tender redemption of Russian father memories that crucially informed the writers life.Born into a bohemian world of eccentric doting parents and by virtue of his father's extraordinary life, Arkadi is absorbed into the protective fraternity of Soho's exotic 'demi-monde'. And by counterpoint, into a rarified Kensington society of exiled 'White Russian' aristocracy: social engagement with gangster and grand duchess encountered within the course of one day.When breaking free from a much-cocooned home existence, Arkadi's life runs unbridled: obsessed in pursuit of fashion, women and a burgeoning film business career. Amidst the glamour and clamour of West End nightlife, 60s Chelsea cool and its legends bought and sold, "I Have Always Loved My Name" catalogues a gallery of blazing characters, drama and comical anecdotes bursting from every page. This autobiographical piece will prove nostalgic for people who lived through the kaleidoscopic times of Swinging Sixties London and intriguing to those who did not.Penned particularly in homage to the extraordinary life and times of his Russian father, colourful Italian mother and eccentric extended family, I've Always Loved My Name' is also an astute contemplation in tracing the roots of ancestry. Arkadi's exploration into the mists of his father's cultural origins throws up seismic revelations and much reevaluation of what he believed to be true. This is a fascinating and engaging read that could be enjoyed and appreciated across age and cultural divide.
This is a lyrical, tightly structured ebulliently detailed memoir, meticulous in its recollection of lives lived dangerously in the glamorous milieu of post-war London's notorious West End. But above all, a tender redemption of Russian father memories that crucially informed the writers life.Born into a bohemian world of eccentric doting parents and by virtue of his father's extraordinary life, Arkadi is absorbed into the protective fraternity of Soho's exotic 'demi-monde'. And by counterpoint, into a rarified Kensington society of exiled 'White Russian' aristocracy: social engagement with gangster and grand duchess encountered within the course of one day.When breaking free from a much-cocooned home existence, Arkadi's life runs unbridled: obsessed in pursuit of fashion, women and a burgeoning film business career. Amidst the glamour and clamour of West End nightlife, 60s Chelsea cool and its legends bought and sold, "I Have Always Loved My Name" catalogues a gallery of blazing characters, drama and comical anecdotes bursting from every page. This autobiographical piece will prove nostalgic for people who lived through the kaleidoscopic times of Swinging Sixties London and intriguing to those who did not.Penned particularly in homage to the extraordinary life and times of his Russian father, colourful Italian mother and eccentric extended family, I've Always Loved My Name' is also an astute contemplation in tracing the roots of ancestry. Arkadi's exploration into the mists of his father's cultural origins throws up seismic revelations and much reevaluation of what he believed to be true. This is a fascinating and engaging read that could be enjoyed and appreciated across age and cultural divide.
Internal Variables in Thermoelasticity
Arkadi Berezovski; Peter Ván
Springer International Publishing AG
2017
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This book describes an effective method for modeling advanced materials like polymers, composite materials and biomaterials, which are, as a rule, inhomogeneous. The thermoelastic theory with internal variables presented here provides a general framework for predicting a material’s reaction to external loading. The basic physical principles provide the primary theoretical information, including the evolution equations of the internal variables. The cornerstones of this framework are the material representation of continuum mechanics, a weak nonlocality, a non-zero extra entropy flux, and a consecutive employment of the dissipation inequality. Examples of thermoelastic phenomena are provided, accompanied by detailed procedures demonstrating how to simulate them.