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By Mariano Morillo B.
PODER HISTORIETICO DE OPINION COMUNICACIONAL PARA LA PAZ The communication is the vehicle through the humanity can make greatest change in the world; this book teach how can be possible the world peace, if the history knowledge is applying with ethic to generate a public opinion process; the bring positive social change. Is a synopsys about ethic public Opinion, communication, and analyze message.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Mariano Morillo B.
PODER HISTORIETICO DE OPINION COMUNICACIONAL PARA LA PAZ The communication is the vehicle through the humanity can make greatest change in the world; this book teach how can be possible the world peace, if the history knowledge is applying with ethic to generate a public opinion process; the bring positive social change. Is a synopsys about ethic public Opinion, communication, and analyze message.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Dr. Gennaro Di Fazio
La trama del libro Con questo libro, l�autore, partendo dal paradigma dei sistemi complessi , la cui struttura � qualcosa di molto diversa nonch� superiore alla semplice somma delle singoli parti che li compongono, cerca di unire gli Uomini, tra loro e con la Natura, in un unico progetto di speranza e ottimismo. Bench�, in relazione alla sua professione di Medico, egli estende detto paradigma soprattutto al campo della Medicina, vi sono tuttavia dei collegamenti anche con altre discipline umanistiche e con le varie vicende umane e istituzionali, al fi ne di indurre, con le idee che propone, attivit� e comportamenti verso il cosiddetto �Bene comune�. Non a caso come copertina ha scelto la foto di un�alba estiva - quella di Ponza, la sua isola nativa - come simbolo di nascita di un nuovo e radioso giorno. La motivazione del titolo, �Le ragioni dell�Essere�, pu� essere riassunta in queste frasi che si trovano all�ultimo capitolo del libro: �Siamo immersi in un pi� ampio progetto a pi� dimensioni le quali ci condizionano per un fi ne pi� grande della nostra umana comprensione. Esiste probabilmente una legge, un linguaggio misterioso, un progetto da compiere, per l�organismo e per la Vita in genere. Un disegno che guida gli eventi anche attraverso le generazioni, come se oltre l�ereditariet� genetica ce ne fosse una di tipo morale, una specie di nemesi,( giustizia compensatrice o giustizia divina) che si attiva e si collega a chiss� quale strano meccanismo che poi giudica e sentenzia, secondo l�ordine morale delle cose�. Inoltre, per rendere la lettura pi� piacevole, il libro � stato arricchito con diverse citazioni e poesie. La foto della copertina e� stata gentilmente off erta da Gennaro Mazzella da Ponza.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Dr. Gennaro Di Fazio
La trama del libro Con questo libro, l�autore, partendo dal paradigma dei sistemi complessi , la cui struttura � qualcosa di molto diversa nonch� superiore alla semplice somma delle singoli parti che li compongono, cerca di unire gli Uomini, tra loro e con la Natura, in un unico progetto di speranza e ottimismo. Bench�, in relazione alla sua professione di Medico, egli estende detto paradigma soprattutto al campo della Medicina, vi sono tuttavia dei collegamenti anche con altre discipline umanistiche e con le varie vicende umane e istituzionali, al fi ne di indurre, con le idee che propone, attivit� e comportamenti verso il cosiddetto �Bene comune�. Non a caso come copertina ha scelto la foto di un�alba estiva - quella di Ponza, la sua isola nativa - come simbolo di nascita di un nuovo e radioso giorno. La motivazione del titolo, �Le ragioni dell�Essere�, pu� essere riassunta in queste frasi che si trovano all�ultimo capitolo del libro: �Siamo immersi in un pi� ampio progetto a pi� dimensioni le quali ci condizionano per un fi ne pi� grande della nostra umana comprensione. Esiste probabilmente una legge, un linguaggio misterioso, un progetto da compiere, per l�organismo e per la Vita in genere. Un disegno che guida gli eventi anche attraverso le generazioni, come se oltre l�ereditariet� genetica ce ne fosse una di tipo morale, una specie di nemesi,( giustizia compensatrice o giustizia divina) che si attiva e si collega a chiss� quale strano meccanismo che poi giudica e sentenzia, secondo l�ordine morale delle cose�. Inoltre, per rendere la lettura pi� piacevole, il libro � stato arricchito con diverse citazioni e poesie. La foto della copertina e� stata gentilmente off erta da Gennaro Mazzella da Ponza.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Dr. Gennaro Di Fazio
La trama del libro Con questo libro, l�autore, partendo dal paradigma dei sistemi complessi , la cui struttura � qualcosa di molto diversa nonch� superiore alla semplice somma delle singoli parti che li compongono, cerca di unire gli Uomini, tra loro e con la Natura, in un unico progetto di speranza e ottimismo. Bench�, in relazione alla sua professione di Medico, egli estende detto paradigma soprattutto al campo della Medicina, vi sono tuttavia dei collegamenti anche con altre discipline umanistiche e con le varie vicende umane e istituzionali, al fi ne di indurre, con le idee che propone, attivit� e comportamenti verso il cosiddetto �Bene comune�. Non a caso come copertina ha scelto la foto di un�alba estiva - quella di Ponza, la sua isola nativa - come simbolo di nascita di un nuovo e radioso giorno. La motivazione del titolo, �Le ragioni dell�Essere�, pu� essere riassunta in queste frasi che si trovano all�ultimo capitolo del libro: �Siamo immersi in un pi� ampio progetto a pi� dimensioni le quali ci condizionano per un fi ne pi� grande della nostra umana comprensione. Esiste probabilmente una legge, un linguaggio misterioso, un progetto da compiere, per l�organismo e per la Vita in genere. Un disegno che guida gli eventi anche attraverso le generazioni, come se oltre l�ereditariet� genetica ce ne fosse una di tipo morale, una specie di nemesi,( giustizia compensatrice o giustizia divina) che si attiva e si collega a chiss� quale strano meccanismo che poi giudica e sentenzia, secondo l�ordine morale delle cose�. Inoltre, per rendere la lettura pi� piacevole, il libro � stato arricchito con diverse citazioni e poesie. La foto della copertina e� stata gentilmente off erta da Gennaro Mazzella da Ponza.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Daniel A. Briggs Ph.D.
The Origins of Morality juxtaposes nature and divinity, theory and faith, and science and theology, provoking intense curiosity about threads woven into the fabric of ethics and belief systems by humankind over the ages. Daniel Briggs critically analyzes classic and contemporary theories in science, biology, philosophy, psychology, sociology, and theology to present fresh insight into the derivation of value systems and mores from the beginning of recorded time to the present day. Tempered by the writings of renowned theorists such as Einstein, Hawking, Darwin, Freud, and Adler against a backdrop of writings attributed to the Divine, Briggs helps the reader traverse a web of complex concepts ranging from the big bang theory and the cosmological constant to Darwinism and intelligent design, iron logic and faith to formulate a cogent view of morality. Briggs balances secular and spiritual elements, examining contentious and divergent views on the foundations underlying humanity and morality to present objective information that allows readers to formulate their own conclusions. Although written in scholarly fashion, The Origins of Morality includes references and a glossary making it suitable for a wide audience of readers. The book will be of particular interest to academicians, psychologists, scientists, sociologists, theologians, students and those individuals seeking answers to fundamental questions about the origins of human belief systems. Rather than repeating content from works, Briggs refers readers interested in exploring certain areas in more detail to other books he has published on related or tangential topics. Briggs has written an intellectually stimulating and thought provoking book that challenges readers to question answers proffered by scientific theory and religion, to draw their own conclusions. The Origins of Morality is highly recommended for those who want to get past philosophical rhetoric and confusing scientific theories to formulate their own answer to the question, "What is morality?" How will you answer this question after reading The Origins of Morality? Judy Bullock, Ph.D. Professor at American Intercontinental University Atlanta, Georgia, USA
FORMAT: E-Book
By Daniel A. Briggs Ph.D.
The Origins of Morality juxtaposes nature and divinity, theory and faith, and science and theology, provoking intense curiosity about threads woven into the fabric of ethics and belief systems by humankind over the ages. Daniel Briggs critically analyzes classic and contemporary theories in science, biology, philosophy, psychology, sociology, and theology to present fresh insight into the derivation of value systems and mores from the beginning of recorded time to the present day. Tempered by the writings of renowned theorists such as Einstein, Hawking, Darwin, Freud, and Adler against a backdrop of writings attributed to the Divine, Briggs helps the reader traverse a web of complex concepts ranging from the big bang theory and the cosmological constant to Darwinism and intelligent design, iron logic and faith to formulate a cogent view of morality. Briggs balances secular and spiritual elements, examining contentious and divergent views on the foundations underlying humanity and morality to present objective information that allows readers to formulate their own conclusions. Although written in scholarly fashion, The Origins of Morality includes references and a glossary making it suitable for a wide audience of readers. The book will be of particular interest to academicians, psychologists, scientists, sociologists, theologians, students and those individuals seeking answers to fundamental questions about the origins of human belief systems. Rather than repeating content from works, Briggs refers readers interested in exploring certain areas in more detail to other books he has published on related or tangential topics. Briggs has written an intellectually stimulating and thought provoking book that challenges readers to question answers proffered by scientific theory and religion, to draw their own conclusions. The Origins of Morality is highly recommended for those who want to get past philosophical rhetoric and confusing scientific theories to formulate their own answer to the question, "What is morality?" How will you answer this question after reading The Origins of Morality? Judy Bullock, Ph.D. Professor at American Intercontinental University Atlanta, Georgia, USA
FORMAT: Softcover
By Daniel A. Briggs Ph.D.
The Origins of Morality juxtaposes nature and divinity, theory and faith, and science and theology, provoking intense curiosity about threads woven into the fabric of ethics and belief systems by humankind over the ages. Daniel Briggs critically analyzes classic and contemporary theories in science, biology, philosophy, psychology, sociology, and theology to present fresh insight into the derivation of value systems and mores from the beginning of recorded time to the present day. Tempered by the writings of renowned theorists such as Einstein, Hawking, Darwin, Freud, and Adler against a backdrop of writings attributed to the Divine, Briggs helps the reader traverse a web of complex concepts ranging from the big bang theory and the cosmological constant to Darwinism and intelligent design, iron logic and faith to formulate a cogent view of morality. Briggs balances secular and spiritual elements, examining contentious and divergent views on the foundations underlying humanity and morality to present objective information that allows readers to formulate their own conclusions. Although written in scholarly fashion, The Origins of Morality includes references and a glossary making it suitable for a wide audience of readers. The book will be of particular interest to academicians, psychologists, scientists, sociologists, theologians, students and those individuals seeking answers to fundamental questions about the origins of human belief systems. Rather than repeating content from works, Briggs refers readers interested in exploring certain areas in more detail to other books he has published on related or tangential topics. Briggs has written an intellectually stimulating and thought provoking book that challenges readers to question answers proffered by scientific theory and religion, to draw their own conclusions. The Origins of Morality is highly recommended for those who want to get past philosophical rhetoric and confusing scientific theories to formulate their own answer to the question, "What is morality?" How will you answer this question after reading The Origins of Morality? Judy Bullock, Ph.D. Professor at American Intercontinental University Atlanta, Georgia, USA
FORMAT: Hardcover
By W. J. Rock
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FORMAT: Softcover
By W. J. Rock
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FORMAT: E-Book
By Silvia Kouwenberg
Professor Silvia Kouwenberg’s inaugural lecture of 17 March 2011, at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Christopher Monbelly & Ezra Maxwell
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FORMAT: E-Book
By Christopher Monbelly & Ezra Maxwell
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FORMAT: Softcover
By Christopher Monbelly & Ezra Maxwell
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By W. J. Rock
Handbook for Civilization is a book of wisdom helpful for life in today�s world. It consists of philosophical quotations and sayings for the reader�s consideration. Thinkers from various times and cultures are presented. It is essentially a book about values and ideas, such as culture, education, freedom, and justice. Important historical documents are included too, such as the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It is a book that provides wisdom and insights for all to ponder. It is hoped that it will generate some understanding and discussion necessary for the vitality of a democracy.
FORMAT: E-Book
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