Language, Subjectivity, and Freedom in Rousseau's Moral Philosophy (Routledge Library Editions: 18th Century Philosophy)

This book, first published in 1991, has two related goals. The first is to explicate Rousseau’s conception of subjectivity; the second is to trace the influence of that conception on his theory of freedom. It argues that Rousseau’s conception of subjectivity provides us with a basis for understanding both his analysis of the ‘social problem’ of advanced civil societies, and the solutions he proposes to this problem.

Politics & Social Sciences

Noble, Richard

Philosophy

Routledge

UTOPIAS /ANGLAIS (DOCUMENTS OF CO)

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

WHITECHAPEL GAL

Behind the work of most global missionaries are local churches. Our faith communities, from giant urban churches to small rural parishes, are necessary to the task of spreading the name of Jesus and the good news about His Kingdom beyond our borders. High-impact churches consider the work of global missions as a primary part of their daily life of faith together. ]On Mission Together is a clear and concise guidebook for any church wanting to make global missions extend beyond an annual offering or a Minute for Missions. Richard Noble-pastor, educator, and missions mobilizer-offers a clear and practical pathway toward making missions part of the fundamental DNA of your worshiping community. Half of the author royalties from the sale of this book goes to support the work of global missions.

On Mission Together: Integrating Missions into the Local Church

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Falls City Press

Scientific discoveries in the field of genomics just began about 50 years ago. These breakthroughs answered many questions about how we are built and live. The discoveries also proved the power and importance of the tiny chromosome.Theoretical physicists are also making discoveries about our world-but on a much larger scale-the universe(s).The Genes You Wear in Heaven explores the impact of these discoveries on the bigger questions of life, afterlife, heaven, hell, God and our elusive soul. Science and common sense combine to create 7 theories which are thought-provoking new views of who we are, and why we are here-and where we go next.The first several chapters cover some basic information on our cells and the all important genetic structures that are opening doors to new thought and incredible breakthroughs. After the intro science, the next step in the book is the first theory-our genes are the link to our soul. This theory is explained in detail and then it links to the next 6 theories-all concerned with our being connected to places we have just believed existed on faith alone. Science is just beginning to explore the smallest of things and the largest of places. And those explorations are having the effect of potentially confirming many of our long-standing faith-based beliefs. At the end of each chapter, there are links, or search terms, for further research into each area discussed in the chapter. Readers are able to dig as deep as they wish to continue their journey into this merging of science and religion which is unique in our human history.

The Genes You Wear in Heaven: Your Genes are the Link to Your Soul

Religious Studies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Richard Noble's first attempt to build a record car, Thrust1, ended in a high-speed crash and the sale of the wreckage to a scrapyard. Next came the roller coaster ride of Thrust2, which was developed to attack the World Land Speed Record at Bonneville with Noble at its controls; after innumerable setbacks, including sponsor withdrawals, delays and a rebuild after a 250 mph crash, success was finally achieved with a new record of 633 mph in 1983 at Black Rock Desert in Nevada. Following that, Noble established the UK-based ARV Aircraft company to create an innovative and beautiful metal airplane with safe forward-swept wings and a special Hewland engine, all achieved in 13 months from start-up with no design and little money.

Take Risk!: The amazing story of the people who made possible Richard Noble’s extreme projects on land, at sea and in the air

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Evro Publishing Limited

Over the past 20 years, the sculptor Antony Gormley has created some of the most memorable and controversial public art installations in Britain, the United States, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Mexico, Australia and China. His work has focused on the human figure and each piece is either cast directly from his own body or one of his volunteer models. He is best known for large-scale landscape interventions, such as Another Place, where 100 cast-iron figures are installed facing the horizon on the coastal mud-flats at Cuxhaven, Germany; The Angel of the North, commissioned by the city of Gateshead in England; and Inside Australia, where 51 sculptures were cast from the inhabitants of Menzies in western Australia, and set in 10 square kilometers of a dried lake. Gormley has also created many collaborative works in major public museum sites, such as the 190,000 figures in Asian Field and the 250 Domain sculptures made of stainless-steel bars commissioned by the Baltic art center in Gateshead, England. This catalogue raisonne is the definitive guide to Gormley's career. An extensive, large-format publication, it is the first major retrospective of his most significant works. Each chapter considers one of 25 projects in a comprehensive visual essay and a text written by the artist, explaining the genesis, creation, and installation of the work. An extended illustrated essay by the renowned political philosopher and writer Richard Noble will consider the development of Gormley's work, its place in the context of late twentieth-century sculpture, and the problematic use of his own body as a model for sculptural forms, as well as offering the first analysis of the political nature of his collaborative works.

Antony Gormley

Reference

SteidlMack

Rachel Whiteread

The British installation artist Rachel Whiteread does deliberately what the lava of Pompeii did naturally. She casts whole rooms or architectural details to create a sculptural reversal, places and objects which both literally and figuratively leave an impression and occupy space firmly even in their immateriality. The four series presented here on the theme of the “house” transform the functional qualities of surrounding architecture into aura-filled works of art. They are comprised of early and new works, providing a useful overview of this aspect of Whiteread's notable career. Four essays by well-known critics illuminate the principles behind her work to go along with over 50 color illustrations.

CORK, Richard

Codognato, Mario

Schneider, Eckhard

Kunsthaus Bregenz

Published on the occasion of an exhibition at Fundació Antoni Tàpies, which traveled to other venues.

Velleitas (English and French Edition)

Diserens, Corinne

Sterbak, Jana

Fundacio Antoni Tapies

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