As form criticism arose, the French anthropologist Marcel Jousse developed a hermeneutical paradigm, global in scope and prescient in its vision but opposed to the philological paradigm of biblical studies. While the philological methodology came to define modernity's biblical hermeneutics, Jousse's rhythmically energized paradigm was marginalized and largely forgotten. Although Jousse has left relatively few traces in writing, many of his more than one thousand lectures, delivered at four...

In "Clear the Track! A Story of To-day," E. Werner presents a vivid exploration of social dynamics in the burgeoning industrial landscape of the early 20th century. This gripping narrative intertwines various characters from diverse backgrounds, inviting readers into their struggles and aspirations amid the rapid changes brought by modernization. Werner's prose is characterized by a keenly observant style, rich in detail yet accessible, reflecting the zeitgeist of an era marked by both opp...

First published in 1984. The authors’ basic aim in this volume has been to set forth a certain perspective on psychological phenomena and to show how this perspective enables one to order and integrate data on symbolization and language behavior—data obtained by a variety of methods and garnered from domains that are too often treated in isolation from each other.

In Osage County, the land may last forever. But love does not.Life on the Double H Ranch was perfect until tragedy struck. Broken by her momma's death and her daddy's withdrawal, teenage Hannah Harris flees all she loves—her roots, her hometown, her conscience, and her cowboy.Eight years later, she returns to attend her father's funeral, gather her things, and get out of town. But there's a snag—the high school sweetheart she abandoned appears too comfortable with her best ...

Ryder Bennett prayed for love. He thought he had it, but then his fiancée confessed she was engaged to someone else. A month shy of the wedding anniversary that'd never come, he's convinced some prayers are meant to go unanswered.Until she walks in.Honey-brown hair, crystal-blue eyes, and a smile that stirs something he'd thought the torrents of heartbreak had washed away. But falling in love means risking the ache all over. And the last thing he needs is to drown ...

Enjoy three full-length clean contemporary big-city romances that are about second chances and happily-ever-afters.ResurrectionAfter suffering loss, Quinn resigns herself to a life without love. Why bother when everyone dies? But when she meets a man with walls of his own, can they let go of their fears to let love find a way?RedemptionFeeling guilty for wrong choices, Josh vows to find the woman he wronged and seek her forgiveness. He expects she'll never for...

Legendary filmmaker and celebrated author Werner Herzog tells in his inimitable voice the story of his epic artistic career in a long-awaited memoir that is as inventive and daring as anything he has done beforeWerner Herzog was born in September 1942 in Munich, Germany, at a turning point in the Second World War. Soon Germany would be defeated and a new world would have to be made out the rubble and horrors of the war. Fleeing the Allied bombing raids, Herzog’s mo...

Tally’s world collapses the day her husband’s plane disappears, leaving her pregnant and alone in a quiet Pennsylvania town. To keep going, she takes a job at a small flower shop, where the owner’s obsession with rare plants sparks her curiosity. Some of them are strange too vivid, too unearthly to belong on this planet.The deeper she digs, the harder it is to ignore the shop’s secrets. One reckless choice puts her and her unborn child in danger when she tests a plant that seems to...

**Named a Best Book of 2025 by BloombergFrom legendary filmmaker and author Werner Herzog, a compact, effervescent, and deeply personal exploration of art, philosophy, and history that unravels one of our most elusive and contested questions: What is truth—and how to find it in our “post-truth” era?**For over half a century, Werner Herzog has challenged, enriched, and expanded our understanding of the truth. His films and books have mixed fiction and nonfiction, do...

The Paul Scherrer Institute in Villigen Switzerland is the largest Research Institute in Switzerland. It has four worldclass accelerators: two Proton Cyclotrons and two Electron Accelerators. They produce beams of neutrons, pions, muons and X-rays. These are used in Materials Sciences, Energy Research and Medical Applications. A special cyclotron is dedicated to irradiate tumours with protons. Over the last 22 years more than 8'000 cancer patients have been treated this way.

If you want to start hiking as an older adult or you hiked as a youth and are just getting back onto the trails, you'll quickly discover that the hiking gear and skills used by today's hikers have changed significantly in the past 20 years. From lightweight gear, footwear, and clothing to advances in GPS navigation and satellite communications, nearly every aspect of the hiking experience has been transformed, making hiking more accessible than ever for older adults.Hiking Over 60 ...

The author shares his dream of sailing around the world, first formulated when he was six years old. The outfitting of his boat for the task and the trip itself taking 7 years, starting and ending in Hawaii. Leading him as far north as Alaska, south to New Zealand and into the relatively uncharted waters of the Black Sea, up the Dnieper River in the Ukraine and to Saudi Arabia. Along the way he encounters high winds to 70 knots and 50 foot waves, equipment breakdowns that have to be diagno...