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Nach einer Erzählung über Franz Schubert und seine Zeit legt Harald Gattermair hier seinen ersten Band mit Kurzgeschichten vor, der das breite Spektrum des Autors deutlich macht. Von heiter bis nachdenklich, aber immer in seinem eigenen unverwechselbaren Stil, hält er den Leser mit seinem feinen hintergründigen Humor gefangen, der mal subtil, mal anarchisch, aber immer höchst unterhaltsam ist. Ernst Joachim Theiss-Esch

Heißt Verstehen Auslegen? Wenn ich etwas verstehe, verstehe ich es immer als etwas Anderes. Verstehe ich dann überhaupt das, was mir die Andere sagt? Ja, aber nicht als das, was sie mir sagt. Verstehe ich sie besser, wenn sie mich berührt? Welche Mißverständnisse hat es dabei nicht schon gegeben! Beruht Verstehen folglich auf dem Nichtverstehen? Dann wird die Hermeneutik negativ, ob im schwingenden Sagen bei Heidegger oder in Wittgensteins Spr...

Lesen Sie, wie Shosan Mönche und Samurai belehrt über Vital- und Todesenergie, eine bemerkenswerte Frau, Gespenster, den Nio-Geist und tanzendes Zazen. Weitere Kapitel u. a.: Das Dharma des Feiglings - Märchen von einem Mann, der sich selbst zu Tode amüsierte - Das Buddha-Dharma-Fieber - Seid wie Kinder, die im Schnee und Regen spielen ... Mit wunderbaren Neuinterpretationen der Zehn Bilder vom Ochshirten. Dieses Buch ist der buddhistische Unt...

An hour and a half after three-year-old Danielle Gaston is kid-napped from the Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago, a new Web site pops up on the World Wide Web--featuring Danielle Gaston. She's isolated in a room with no food and only water to drink. This live-action Web page is available to all net users around the world and is soon rebroadcast on CNN and other television networks.Since Danielle is the only child of a popular country-and-western ...

When a father dangles his son upside down from the Golden Gate Bridge, the young boy is understandably terrified. But why is he more frightened by the sight of his father

Zane Grey is best known as a fishing writer for the wild adventures of catching world record giants in the oceans around the world.

Over four years, Andrea Press and Elizabeth Cole watched television with women, visiting city houses, suburban subdivisions, modern condominiums, and public housing projects. They found that television depicts abortion as a problem for the poor and the working classes, and that viewers invariably referred to and abided by class when discussing abortion. "Speaking of Abortion" is an invaluable resource that allows us to hear how ordinary women ...

This is the ultimate novel of self-discovery and self-love for those who are coming out of hibernation and ready to do some emotional spring cleaning, or for those who are simply looking for a renewed spirit.

When someone steals the Witch of Crookhaven's horse, Kate O'Sullivan takes matters into her own hands. But instead of saving the day, Kate manages to land herself and her family in trouble with the king. So Kate sets out to save their hides by telling a good story. Filled with imagination, wit, and good old-fashioned Irish blarney, this tale will appeal to readers of all ages. Full-color illustrations.

Patricia is thrilled when her father decides that she's finally old enough to learn to ride. But her dreams of having a beautiful horse of her own are dashed when he takes her to a stable in Dogpatch, the rundown section of town. Patricia is sure that she'll never learn anything in a place like that. But it's in Dogpatch that Patricia meets two individuals--kind, patient Mrs. Mack and a glorious chestnut mare named Penny--who help her overcome...

The classic and deeply moving memoir by Pablo Neruda, the most widely read political poet of our time and winner of the Nobel Prize The south of Chile was a frontier wilderness when Pablo Neruda was born in 1904. In these memoirs he retraces his bohemian student years in Santiago, his sojourns as Chilean consul in Burma, Ceylon, and Java, in Spain during the civil war, and in Mexico, and his service as a Chilean senator. Neruda, a Communist, w...

Jolie has a lot to be scared about since the new Freedom School teacher, Annie, came to town. Bricks thrown through windows in the dead of night, notes filled with hate, and now a fire has burnt down the church where Annie was supposed to start teaching tomorrow! Without the church, how can she possibly teach Jolie and the other townspeople about black poets and artists, historians and inventors? Unless the people themselves fight back.In this...

The author of "The Best-Kept Secrets of Healthy Cooking" presents a complete guide and cookbook to selecting and using the best carbohydrates to lose weight, maintain blood sugar levels, and improve overall health.

Extravagaria" marks an important stage in Neruda's progress as a poet. The book was written just after he had returned to Chile after many wanderings and moved to his beloved Isla Negra on the Pacific coast. These sixty-eight poems thus denote a resting point, a rediscovery of sea and land, and an "autumnal period" (as the poet himself called it). In this book, Neruda developed a lyric poetry decidedly more personal than his earlier work.

Barbara Hannah studies the psychic processes that move people to strive for wholeness of personality, an integration of all innate capacities. Since this inner drama manifests itself with special intensity in the lives of creative individuals, she has taken up the biographies and literary productions of five major English novelists-Robert Louis Stevenson, Mary Webb, and Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bronte-along with one nonliterary artist-Branwe...