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The mysterious circumstances surrounding the life and death of Kaspar Hauser still raise questions today. Born into the aristocratic house of Baden, then imprisoned and cut off from all human contact as a child, in 1828 Kaspar appeared on the streets of Nuremberg at the age of fifteen, incoherent and underdeveloped. He went on to display great purity and spiritual maturity during the short time he spent in the company of others, until his brutal murder at the age of twenty-one. Who was this young man who spent almost all of his childhood in isolation? Why was he locked away? Where did his life begin? In the last month of his life, Rudolf Steiner identified the matter of Kaspar Hauser’s origin as one of the great questions of history. In this fascinating book, Terry Boardman conducts a phenomenological and historical enquiry into Steiner’s question and tries to answer it mostly in terms of Kaspar’s spiritual origin and less in terms of his genetic roots. Kaspar Hauser’s life represents a moving triumph of the human spirit over darkness and adversity, which has both historical and contemporary relevance. The text, along with powerful and provocative illustrations by David Newbatt, offers an interpretation of the phenomena surrounding the life of Kaspar Hauser while shedding light on his spiritual origin and mission. This book is an important addition to the literature on the mysterious figure of Kaspar Hauser.

378 S. Schutzumschlag an den Rändern minimal berieben/bestossen. Leinenbuchdeckel + Innenteil tadellos - u n g e l e s e n - keine Risse, Knicke, Anmerkungen. ! KEIN Mängelexemplar! Altersbedingt leicht nachgedunkelt. Versand aus München F01634 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 700

The mysterious circumstances surrounding the life and death of Kaspar Hauser still raise questions today. Born into the aristocratic house of Baden, then imprisoned and cut off from all human contact as a child, in 1828 Kaspar appeared on the streets of Nuremberg at the age of fifteen, incoherent and underdeveloped. He went on to display great purity and spiritual maturity during the short time he spent in the company of others, until his brutal murder at the age of twenty-one. Who was this young man who spent almost all of his childhood in isolation? Why was he locked away? Where did his life begin? In the last month of his life, Rudolf Steiner identified the matter of Kaspar Hauser’s origin as one of the great questions of history. In this fascinating book, Terry Boardman conducts a phenomenological and historical enquiry into Steiner’s question and tries to answer it mostly in terms of Kaspar’s spiritual origin and less in terms of his genetic roots. Kaspar Hauser’s life represents a moving triumph of the human spirit over darkness and adversity, which has both historical and contemporary relevance. The text, along with powerful and provocative illustrations by David Newbatt, offers an interpretation of the phenomena surrounding the life of Kaspar Hauser while shedding light on his spiritual origin and mission. This book is an important addition to the literature on the mysterious figure of Kaspar Hauser.

An encounter between a mysterious alien force and the human military brings an armed expedition to the Kaspar, the third planet of the Three Kings, where they join forces with the survivors of two earlier expeditions that had been marooned on the planet by human treachery and alien power and confront a fateful decision that could determine the fate of the entire human race. Reprint.

When kaspar the cat first arrived at London’s Savoy Hotel, it was Johnny Trott who carried him in. After all, Johnny was a bellboy and was responsible for all of Countess Kandinsky’s things— including Kaspar. But when tragedy befalls the Countess during her stay, Kaspar becomes more than Johnny’s responsibility: Kaspar is Johnny’s new cat, and his new best friend.And when Kaspar and Johnny meet Lizziebeth, a spirited young heiress, they find themselves journeying across the Atlantic with Lizziebeth’s family on England’s newest and most magnificent ship, the Titanic. Because there is always adventure in the air with a cat like Kaspar around. After all, he’s Kaspar Kandinsky, Prince of Cats, a Londoner and a New Yorker and, as far as anyone knows, the only cat to survive the sinking of the Titanic. . . .

96 Seiten, überw. Abb. Sehr gutes, frisches Exemplar. - Beigelegt ist ein kurzes Schreiben der Galerie Gisela Capitain an Kaspar König. - Mit einem Vokabular einfacher, flächiger Formen gelingt Tobias Pils ein eigener malerischer Ton, der unmittelbar erkennbar ist. Seine Bildsprache greift rudimentäre Elemente einer Körperlichkeit von Menschen und Dingen auf, die sich zu spannungsvollen Verbindungen fügen. Der Katalog konzentriert sich auf zwei kürzlich entstandene Werkgruppen. Es handelt sich zunächst um einen Raum mit 19 Bildtafeln, der für die Art Basel konzipiert wurde. Bein zweiten Bildkomplex handelt sich um Gemälde auf Leinwand und Papier, die im vergangenen Winter in Marfa, Texas entstanden sind. Verknappung, Vereinfachung der Elemente und Flächigkeit der Bildkonzeption sind die Merkmale von Pils Ästhetik. (Buchhandlung Walther König) / Inhalt: Heinz Liesbrock -- Vorwort -- Introduction -- MARFA Bilder -- MARFA Paintings -- MARFA Papierarbeiten -- MARFA Works on Paper -- Matthew Simms -- Flat Feelings: -- Flat Feelings: -- Tobias Pils -- Tobias Pils -- in Marfa -- in Marfa -- Elena Brugnano -- Ohne Titel [RAUM] -- Untitled [ROOM] -- Ohne Titel [RAUM] -- Untitled [ROOM] -- Liste der ausgestellten -- Werke -- List of Works -- in the Exhibition -- MARFA -- Chinati Foundation -- John Chamberlain -- Gebäude -- MARFA -- Chinati Foundation -- John Chamberlain -- Building. ISBN 9783960981756 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 250 Orig.-Lw.; Orig.-Schutzumschlag.

Workbook to accompany Czech for Fun, Revised 2nd edition.

Goldmark: Suite for Violin & Piano No. 2 Goldmark / Irnberger / Kanka / Kaspar - CD 9003643990821

Made in the style of the famous Kaspar mouthpieces!

After wide-ranging surveys of guitar music in Spain and the Americas, Brilliant Classics has uncovered a largely forgotten but flourishing guitar culture in central Europe at the turn of the 19th century. A recent album dedicated to Johann Kaspar Mertz shone the spotlight on an early-Romantic figure writing tone-poems for the guitar just as Schumann was doing the same for the piano. His models and forbears had included Mauro Giuliani and the indefatigable Anton Diabelli. Their lesser-known conte

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Composer: Heinrich Kaspar Schmid Minatures 10 Cello & Piano Publisher: Schott Category: Music Related Products Series: Schott Format: Pa...

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Offending the Audience: "A dissection of our expectations about what ought to happen in the theatre."—Observer Self-Accusation: "A cunning and ironic attack on bureaucratic moral guilt."—Observer Kaspar is based on the true story of Kaspar Hauser, a sixteen year old boy who appeared from nowhere in Nuremberg in 1828 and who had to be taught to speak from scratch. Handke's play is a downright attack on the way language is used by a corrupt society to depersonalize the individual. My Foot My Tutor: "Handke has here written an hour-long play without words that may at first look like a piece of audience-provocation but that finishes up as sheer theatrical poetry."—GuardianIn The Ride Across Lake Constance, a group of characters (known only by the names of the actors who perform the parts) talk and play games together and skate over the thin ice that separates them from unspoken danger: "Intensely theatrical ... an author for whom playwriting seems akin to tightrope walking."—The Times They Are Dying Out puts the pillars of the bourgeoisie under the microscope to reveal an alien race, suffocated by rationality, unable to cope with untamed subjective impulses and shows an "uncanny knack for making the familiar seem strange" (Plays and Players).

Hrsg. von Kaspar Elm in Verbindung mit Dieter R. Bauer, Elmar L. Kuhn, Gábor Sarbak und Lorenz Weinrich. 13 Beiträge, meist erweiterte Fassungen auf einer Akademietagung in Weingarten gehaltener Vorträge, enthalten wichtige Aspekte der Geschichte der Pauliner, wobei sie besonderen Nachdruck auf die bedeutendsten Klöster des Ordens und die nicht geringe Zahl seiner Niederlassungen im Süden und Südwesten des Alten Reiches legen. Mit ihnen soll eine im deutschsprachigen Raum bestehende Kenntnislücke geschlossen und Voraussetzungen für weitere Beschäftigung mit dem einzigen in Ungarn entstandenen Orden von europäischem Rang, dessen Wirksamkeit nicht nur für die Geistes-, Kirchen- und Ordens-, sondern auch für die Landesgeschichte Ungarns und Deutschlands von nicht zu unterschätzender Bedeutung war, geschaffen werden. 333 Seiten mit 11 Abb. und 7 Tab., broschiert (Berliner Historische Studien; Band 32/Ordensstudien XIV/Duncker & Humblot 2000) schwarze Filzstiftstriche auf Schnitt. Statt EUR 74,00. Gewicht: 444 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch - Sprache: Deutsch

Double LP version. Includes only exclusive tracks, featuring: Jrgen Paape, Jonathan Kaspar, Thomas/Mayer, Albert Luxus, Julian Stetter, Sascha Funke, Voigt & Voigt, The Modernist, and Justus Khncke; includes download. You may ask: "In the day and age of streaming playlists and the omnipresence of freely available mixes, what's the use of a label compilation?" The answer is simple: labels still serve as a dearly needed filter mechanism in this tsunami of music we're facing every day. Labels str

Over the course of his career Werner Herzog, known for such visionary masterpieces as Aguirre: The Wrath of God (1972) and The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (1974), has directed almost sixty films, roughly half of which are documentaries. And yet, in a statement delivered during a public appearance in 1999, the filmmaker declared: “There are deeper strata of truth in cinema, and there is such a thing as poetic, ecstatic truth. It is mysterious and elusive, and can be reached only through fabrication and imagination and stylization.” Ferocious Reality is the first book to ask how this conviction, so hostile to the traditional tenets of documentary, can inform the work of one of the world’s most provocative documentarians.Herzog, whose Cave of Forgotten Dreams was perhaps the most celebrated documentary of 2010, may be the most influential filmmaker missing from major studies and histories of documentary. Examining such notable films as Lessons of Darkness (1992) and Grizzly Man (2005), Eric Ames shows how Herzog dismisses documentary as a mode of filmmaking in order to creatively intervene and participate in it. In close, contextualized analysis of more than twenty-five films spanning Herzog’s career, Ames makes a case for exploring documentary films in terms of performance and explains what it means to do so. Thus his book expands the field of cinema studies even as it offers an invaluable new perspective on a little studied but integral part of Werner Herzog’s extraordinary oeuvre.

Ex-general-turned-ambassador Kaspar von Velten confronts new perils, power struggles, and intrigues at the court of Tsarina Katarin of Kislev as war threatens in The Ambassador, and becomes caught up in a desperate race against time to find the evil agents of Chaos hidden within the city, before the dark Lord Archaon and the forces of Chaos annihilate the city, in Ursun's Teeth. Original.