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Homo sapiens. --- Origine de l'homme. --- Homo sapiens -- Europe --- Paléolithique supérieur -- Europe --- Archéologie préhistorique -- Europe --- Homo sapiens --- Paléolithique supérieur --- Archéologie préhistorique --- Europe

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Stellt das Scheitern in Form von Bankrott und Börsencrash häufig den dramatischen Endpunkt einer ökonomischen Unternehmung dar, so gilt für die Literatur nachgerade das Gegenteil. Der literarische Text macht den Misserfolg zum Ausgangspunkt einer Poetik des Scheiterns. Die Beiträge des Bandes untersuchen Erzählungen von Spekulanten, Versagern und Müßiggängern und interessieren sich für die ästhetischen Verfahren, durch welche die Thematik des Scheiterns von der Handlungs- und Figurenebene auf die Ebene des Erzählens übertragen wird. Die dabei sichtbar werdenden Formen der Verschwendung, Verknappung oder Verweigerung werden als Modi eines unökonomischen Erzählens perspektiviert, insofern sie den Prinzipien der Zielgerichtetheit und Effizienz zuwiderlaufen und sich gattungs- oder epochenspezifischen Erwartungen widersetzen. Auf diese Weise entzieht sich die Literatur Funktionalisierungsansprüchen und stellt ihre Widerständigkeit aus.

Verweigerung --- Versagen --- Ökonomie --- Romanistik --- Misslingen --- Literatur --- Krise --- homo oeconomicus --- Erzählökonomie --- Bankrott

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'Being and Motion' offers an original philosophical ontology of movement.

Human beings --- Migrations --- History. --- Homo sapiens --- Human race --- Humanity (Human beings) --- Humankind --- Humans --- Man --- Mankind --- People --- Hominids --- Persons

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This book covers various aspects of Indian agriculture. It consists of 32 chapters that are presented in 12 parts with the following headings: agricultural scenario; revolutions in agriculture; reorienting agricultural research for innovation; improving productivity and production; harnessing agricultural biotechnology; managing plant genetic resources; the role and growth of the seed sector; integrated natural resource management; impact of climate change; innovation in extension; the role of women and youth; and policy reforms for accelerated growth.

Agriculture --- resource management --- agricultural policy --- agricultural situation --- biotechnology --- extension --- advisory services --- Chordata --- climatic change --- agricultural research --- plant genetic resources --- extension activities --- youth --- seed industry --- productivity --- animals --- climate change --- Hominidae --- eukaryotes --- Commonwealth of Nations --- primates --- agricultural sector --- Homo --- India --- South Asia --- vertebrates --- crop production --- innovations --- mammals --- Asia --- agricultural development --- Developing Countries --- women --- resource management --- agricultural policy --- agricultural situation --- biotechnology --- extension --- advisory services --- Chordata --- climatic change --- agricultural research --- plant genetic resources --- extension activities --- youth --- seed industry --- productivity --- animals --- climate change --- Hominidae --- eukaryotes --- Commonwealth of Nations --- primates --- agricultural sector --- Homo --- India --- South Asia --- vertebrates --- crop production --- innovations --- mammals --- Asia --- agricultural development --- Developing Countries --- women

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Giannozzo Manetti (1396–1459) was a celebrated diplomat, historian, philosopher, and humanist scholar of the early Renaissance who mastered ancient Greek and Hebrew as well as classical Latin. In this treatise, dedicated to Alfonso of Aragon, King of Naples, Manetti addresses a question central to the anthropology of the Renaissance: what are the moral, intellectual, and spiritual capabilities of the unique amalgam of body and soul that constitutes human nature? The treatise takes issue with a popular work of medieval asceticism, On the Misery of the Human Condition, written by none other than Innocent III, one of the greatest of medieval popes. The pope’s diatribe expresses a revulsion against human nature and argues for the futility of ambition, the emptiness of pleasures, and the ultimate worthlessness of human achievements. Manetti’s treatise presents a comprehensive refutation of the pope’s pessimism, sometimes citing the achievements of the Renaissance as evidence for the potential divinity of human nature and its extraordinary capabilities. This edition contains the first complete translation into English.

Human beings --- Dignity --- Theological anthropology --- Man (Christian theology) --- Human dignity --- Values --- Homo sapiens --- Human race --- Humanity (Human beings) --- Humankind --- Humans --- Man --- Mankind --- People --- Hominids --- Persons --- Religious aspects&delete& --- Christianity --- Manetti, Giannozzo, --- Human beings. --- RELIGION --- Religious aspects --- Christianity. --- Christian Theology --- Anthropology. --- De dignitate et excellentia hominis (Manetti, Giannozzo). --- Philosophische Anthropologie. --- Philosophical anthropology. --- Mind and body