Erik: 1534 books

How does literature represent, challenge and help us understand our experience of globalization? Taking literary globalization studies beyond its traditional political focus, Literature and the Experience of Globalization explores how writers from Shakespeare through Goethe to Isak Dinesen, J.M. Coetzee,...

All’alba dell’11 settembre 2001, in una spiaggia a nord di Copenaghen, viene rinvenuto il cadavere di una sconosciuta. Poche ore dopo, mentre il mondo osserva attonito il crollo delle Torri Gemelle di New York, la polizia danese chiude il caso come «morte accidentale». Eppure, sul luogo del...

In this book you will be given a list of quotes, affirmations, andrealizations personally mastered by myself. I have been both tedious aswell as analytical about each and every entry. All are derived frommy own interpretation of life through my own personal experiences.

Welcome to my Limited Edition. In this book you will be given a list of quotes, affirmations, and realizations personally mastered by myself. I added my personal interpretations to help guide you with a more detailed vision of exactly what each entry means. All are derived from my own interpretation...

So far out there that you will re think nonfiction and need a joint just to get back. A book that will rule the top of your toilet cover forever. Based on a true story about men who experience the adventure of a life time. Men who become birds at will, and soar like Eagles over Mountains and Jungles,...

Although South Korea is widely heralded as a successful new democracy—buttressed by a politically engaged public—elections have done less than expected to force political parties to reorganize their elitist structures. In Top-Down Democracy in South Korea, Erik Mobrand demonstrates that political...

The theft by witches of an unfamiliar dinosaur from three undergraduate students leads them to make an extraordinary discovery about the nature of their existence and the importance of living happily ever after. Can an animated soft toy and an oversized garden gnome save all the days in this increasingly impossible adventure?

The long awaited third book of the relative summer trilogy is finally here. It is the summer of 1978 and eleven year old twins Nigel and Michael have been asked to be ushers at their university lecturer aunt's wedding. This gives them an unforgettable first look inside the sometimes quite strange...

Two men walk into a bar. It's not the end of the world - or is it?

Nine year old Nigel's twin brother is knocked down by a car just before the long hot summer holiday of 1976. With his parents busy at the hospital, Nigel has to spend his summer with elderly grandparents and an eccentric aunt. He learns about life in WWII, that there is more to hunting rabbits...

Three undergraduates make a friendship (and an airship) that sees them through the years to come.

Erik J. Wielenberg draws on recent work in analytic philosophy and empirical moral psychology to defend non-theistic robust normative realism and develop an empirically-grounded account of human moral knowledge. Non-theistic robust normative realism has it that there are objective, non-natural, sui...

No matter who we are, what we have, or where we are from, sooner or later life provides each of us with at least our fair share of trauma, tragedies, setbacks and curveballs. Like death, taxes, and increasingly wrinkly skin, these challenges will eventually rear their ugly heads- it is inevitable....

« En Fantasy, il y a les auteurs classiques, qui savent souvent nous divertir avec talent, et puis il y a Erik Wietzel. Ses histoires sont tout bonnement ce que j’ai lu de plus reussi en la matiere. » Maxime Chattam L’ancien empereur Adrian et ses compagnons ont payé un lourd tribut...