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Look effortlessly chic in our western inspired Dramen cowboy boots. Pair them with tucked in jeans, midi skirts, and basics fall jackets. ETHICALLY HANDMADE IN COLOMBIA BY STIVALI NEW YORK MATERIALS Upper napa leather Textile lining Rubber outsole FEATURES Western boots Semi-pointed toe Stacked leather-wrapped heel Generational artisanal stitching MEASUREMENTS Heel height: 2"; 5cm • All measurements are based on a size 37 shoe. There may be slight measurement variations based on size Cattle leathers have beauty marks/freckles/moles/scars, just as we do. In part, that is also the beauty of leather, each piece is unique, special and has history. As we share in the following video: https://youtu. be/Oy6R3J_1YSA That said, the leathers we use are a by product of the food industry. Here at Stivali, style and comfort are undoubtedly important in our design process but they do not rank highest in our curation process. Maintaining an ethical mindset is always the biggest inspiration behind our collections. The way in which Stivali weaves sustainability and design into stylish footwear is always with consideration of our morals, the environment and you. Everything starts with our materials. We have worked with 100% Colombian leather since our beginnings in 1998 and continue to choose authentic leather over faux alternatives. The debate over vegan and synthetic leather has been long and confused, straying away from the truth of the matter: vegan leather comes at a significant environmental cost. Polyurethane and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) undergoes an intensive chemical process in effort to mimic leather. Both plastics require plactizers and phthalates (which are harmful and toxic) and are derived from fossil fuels, releasing nitrogen and carbon into the atmosphere. In addition, both plastics take hundreds of years to biodegrade and are more likely to end up in landfills as their quality worsens quicker. Fashion brands are quick to green-wash vegan leathers as a sustainable alternative to their buyers, as even the word “vegan” ignites an association to the diet and lifestyle. Genuine leathers are natural products of the planet and therefore biodegrade entirely and much quicker. A by-product of the food industry, our leathers are a solution to wasted materials rather than a new addition to an on-going problem. From the beginning design phases to our showroom to their new owner, we make sure to carefully curate an ethical experience. After choosing your favorite new booties, they’ll be wrapped in entirely biodegradable packaging and a portion of each purchase will be donated to a charity of your choosing. For every pair of shoes, we want to ensure our customer transparency and as little environmental impact as possible. At Stivali, we not only strive to cater elevated footwear but ease our carbon footprint as well. Stivali handcrafts women footwear and accessories in Colombia at the Guarin family’s atelier. Where quality is treasured, along with a revived...

Look effortlessly chic in our western inspired Dramen cowboy boots. Pair them with tucked in jeans, midi skirts, and basics fall jackets. ETHICALLY HANDMADE IN COLOMBIA BY STIVALI NEW YORK MATERIALS Upper napa leather Textile lining Rubber outsole FEATURES Western boots Semi-pointed toe Stacked leather-wrapped heel Generational artisanal stitching MEASUREMENTS Heel height: 2"; 5cm • All measurements are based on a size 37 shoe. There may be slight measurement variations based on size Cattle leathers have beauty marks/freckles/moles/scars, just as we do. In part, that is also the beauty of leather, each piece is unique, special and has history. As we share in the following video: https://youtu. be/Oy6R3J_1YSA That said, the leathers we use are a by product of the food industry. Here at Stivali, style and comfort are undoubtedly important in our design process but they do not rank highest in our curation process. Maintaining an ethical mindset is always the biggest inspiration behind our collections. The way in which Stivali weaves sustainability and design into stylish footwear is always with consideration of our morals, the environment and you. Everything starts with our materials. We have worked with 100% Colombian leather since our beginnings in 1998 and continue to choose authentic leather over faux alternatives. The debate over vegan and synthetic leather has been long and confused, straying away from the truth of the matter: vegan leather comes at a significant environmental cost. Polyurethane and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) undergoes an intensive chemical process in effort to mimic leather. Both plastics require plactizers and phthalates (which are harmful and toxic) and are derived from fossil fuels, releasing nitrogen and carbon into the atmosphere. In addition, both plastics take hundreds of years to biodegrade and are more likely to end up in landfills as their quality worsens quicker. Fashion brands are quick to green-wash vegan leathers as a sustainable alternative to their buyers, as even the word “vegan” ignites an association to the diet and lifestyle. Genuine leathers are natural products of the planet and therefore biodegrade entirely and much quicker. A by-product of the food industry, our leathers are a solution to wasted materials rather than a new addition to an on-going problem. From the beginning design phases to our showroom to their new owner, we make sure to carefully curate an ethical experience. After choosing your favorite new booties, they’ll be wrapped in entirely biodegradable packaging and a portion of each purchase will be donated to a charity of your choosing. For every pair of shoes, we want to ensure our customer transparency and as little environmental impact as possible. At Stivali, we not only strive to cater elevated footwear but ease our carbon footprint as well. Stivali handcrafts women footwear and accessories in Colombia at the Guarin family’s atelier. Where quality is treasured, along with a revived...

This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Die Zusammenarbeit Hugo von Hofmannsthals mit dem Komponisten Richard Strauss brachte einige der bedeutendsten Opern des 20. Jahrhunderts hervor. Noch heute stehen 'Der Rosenkavalier', 'Ariadne auf Naxos', 'Die Frau ohne Schatten' und 'Arabella' weltweit auf den Spielplänen der großen Opernbühnen. Mit seinen Libretti hat Hofmannsthal dieses Genre fest in der modernen Literatur verankert. 640 pp. Deutsch

In der zweisprachigen Ausgabe der euripideischen Alkestis schließt sich die Prosaübersetzung eng an die Versfolge des Originals an, um die Verbindung zum Kommentar zu erleichtern. Der Kommentar, der keine Griechischkenntnisse voraussetzt, gibt Auskunft zu Sach- und Deutungsfragen. Die ausführliche Einleitung informiert über historischen Hintergrund, die Motive "Lebenstausch" und "Opfertod und Wiederkehr" im griechischen Mythos und bei Euripides, sowie über Nachdichtungen und moderne Interpretationen.

19cm 4300 Seiten. Broschiert. Zustand: Sehr Gut (Innen); Einband (Außen) hat geringe Gebrauchsspuren; Buchrücken min. bis gering lesespurig, Band 2 ist unten min. fleckig; Buch im Original Kartonschuber, ist leicht berieben; * Die Photos sind original von uns erstellt worden, u.a. erkennbar an einem kleinen weißen Stück Papier im oberen Schnitt. Ab und an verwenden Suchmaschinen Verlagsphotos, bei den Portalen selbst, werden aber nur unsere Originalphotos gezeigt.

The text used for this edition of Euripides' Hecuba is based on the editor's own manuscript studies; a prose translation, introduction and detailed commentary are provided. The introduction and the commentary treat the structure of the play and its parts, the interpretation of it, and also problems of staging it; they also give historical and factual information. They are written in such a way that they can also be used by readers without a knowledge of Greek.

Richard Billinger gehörte lange zu den vergessenen Dichtern. Der Österreicher kombinierte moderne Inhalte und Formen mit der literarischen Tradition. Die Thematisierung des Unterbewussten, Liebe, Tod und Religion sind bestimmende Momente seiner Lyrik, Dramen und Epik. Vorliegende Untersuchung zeigt auch Billingers umstrittene Haltung zum Nationalsozialismus und die uneinheitliche Rezeptionshaltung während dieser Zeit auf.

Die Dramen des Euripides spielen zwar in der mythischen Vergangenheit, doch hat der Dichter Probleme und Konflikte seiner Zeit in anachronistischer Weise in diese Zeitstufe versetzt. Insbesondere der Vergleich mit Thukydides zeigt, daá in seinen Dramen die eigene Gegenwart Gegenstand der Reflexion ist, die allerdings nicht konkreten Einzelheiten gilt, sondern dem abstrakt-allgemeinen Kern der aktuellen Geschehnisse. In mehreren Einzelinterpretationen wird entwickelt, daá die Art des menschlich-politischen Zusammenlebens, die Frage des Erwerbs und der Ausuebung von Macht, die ù durch die Sophistik verursachte ù neuartige Problematik der Rhetorik und der ù im Peloponnesischen Krieg aufbrechende ù Gegensatz zwischen Einzel- und Allgemeininteresse in seinen Dramen thematisiert werden.