Michael Brady Bücher

Der APA Guide Norwegen verzaubert mit exzellenten Fotografien und vermittelt tiefe Einblicke in die faszinierende Kultur und Geschichte des Landes - von erfahrenen Reisejournalisten und Landeskennern für anspruchsvolle Reisende recherchiert.

A grieving widower struggles to move on from his wife's death, clinging to her memory during nightly beach walks. His unresolved grief not only affects him but also his relationship with his daughter, Rachel, who is in need of support. As family members Paul and Esther step in to help, David faces the challenge of reconciling his past with the present, ultimately needing to confront his loss to rebuild his life and strengthen his bond with Rachel.

Keynes is often perceived as an intuitive innovator in economics, yet this collection of essays reveals a more complex picture. It argues that he underpinned his groundbreaking ideas with rigorous mathematical and logical analysis, challenging the conventional view of his work. By highlighting this overlooked aspect of Keynes's contributions, the essays aim to reassess his legacy and the depth of his economic theories.

Focusing on the nature and practice of morality, this collection features innovative research on metaethical issues from a new generation of philosophers. It highlights the recent surge of interest in analytical philosophy, showcasing original contributions that explore fundamental questions in the field.

Emotional experiences play a distinct role in shaping our understanding of the world, as they do not convey information like perceptual experiences. Instead, they help us focus our attention and encourage a reassessment of the evaluative insights emotions provide. Michael S. Brady presents a fresh perspective on how emotions meet our epistemic needs, emphasizing their unique contribution to our cognitive processes.

Exploring themes of grief, mystery, and resilience, this collection features three poignant plays. In "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday," a widower grapples with his loss to reconnect with his daughter. "Two Bears Blinking" centers on enigmatic lights that draw a diverse group to a New Mexico ranch, igniting curiosity and tension. "Korczak's Children" portrays the heroic efforts of Janusz Korczak, who sought to provide comfort and normalcy for children in the Warsaw Ghetto amidst dire circumstances.

What are emotions? Why are emotions important in our lives? Emotion: The Basics answers these questions, and in doing so provides accounts of the nature and value of particular emotions that are central to human existence.The overarching message is that our lives, both individual and social, would be significantly impoverished without the emotions.