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Volker ArztMates and AccomplicesHow nature backs partnership Is fair partnership more than just a vision? |
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Jakob AugsteinIf in Doubt It's LeftOn the stoppable fall of the Western world Jakob Augstein is one of today's most widely read journalists. If in Doubt It's Left was the motto of his column in which for almost a decade he wrote a chronicle of our... |
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Frauke BaguscheThe Blue MiracleWhy the sea sparkles, fish sing and our relationship with the sea is so special – There are amazing things going on under water: at night the sea mysteriously sparkles, the tiniest of organisms (plankton) have the greatest power, and the fish are by no means... |
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Veikko BartelMurderersCases from a criminal defence lawyer's files If you have defended well over 40 homicide cases in court you know what makes men take the lives of others. In Murderers, his second book, criminal defence lawyer Veikko... |
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Joachim Bauer
How We Become
The formation of human self through resonance Recent neuroscientific research indicates that human beings are born without a self. But how do we develop this "self", this "me" that can later define itself as distinct from... |
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Tillmann BendikowskiA Year in the Middle AgesFood and celebrations, travel and fighting, ruling and punishing, faith and love Popular interest in the Middle Ages has been unbroken for many years. It is the specific things of daily life that are particularly fascinating: How did the people live and die?... |
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Sebastian BergerBrilliant Baby BrainsHow babies explore the world and what we can learn from them Babies truly are miracles in learning: Sebastian Berger introduces us to the fascinating world of early infant learning, describes the development in the brain areas that enable... |
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Maja BöhlerMidwife at WorkStories from the labour ward The labour ward is the greatest stage of human existence; it is here that day after day people come together in exceptional circumstances. |
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Madelaine Böhme, Rüdiger Braun, Florian BreierHow We Became HumanA criminalistic search for clues of the origins of humanity The cradle of humanity is in Africa – for a long time this was the incontrovertible truth. In recent years, however, ever more bones have been found that chronologically and... |
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Simon BorowiakALKAlmost medical nonfiction – revised and updated What is it like from within you when you are blind drunk? How does detox work? Am I an alcoholic? Am I going to come a cropper? And if I do, will I end up in the gutter?... |
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