Doing time: essays on using people, Madsen, Kristian Vistrup

Автор: Patzschke, Theresa Madsen, Kristian Vistrup
Название: Tobias spichtig: pretty fine
ISBN: 3864423333 ISBN-13(EAN): 9783864423338
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Описание: Early in the twentieth century, families lured by American business entrepreneurship immigrated to the United States -but only some of the resulting businesses survived the Great Depression and America`s entry into World War II. Twentieth-Century Boys is about one of those family businesses and how it changed in order to survive through three generations and countless national crises.

Автор: Vistrup Madsen, Kristian
Название: Nick goss: margaritas at the mall
ISBN: 3864423643 ISBN-13(EAN): 9783864423642
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Описание: This accessible guide will tell you everything you need to know about parenting a child with a hidden condition, such as autism, dyspraxia, ADHD or bipolar, whether or not a formal diagnosis has been received. With information on various conditions and diagnoses, it includes candid advice and strategies from parents as well as young adults who grew up with a hidden condition themselves.

Автор: Felix Zdenek, Madsen Kristian Vistrup
Название: Werner Buettner: Undichte Schluesselloecher: Exhibition Catalogue Cfa Contemporary Fine Arts Berlin
ISBN: 3864423287 ISBN-13(EAN): 9783864423284
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Описание: Has Werner Buettner's world of images indeed grown funnier, more colorful, or should one, follow­ing Kristian Vistrup Madsen's observations, consider it to be invariably gloomy and oppressive? The latter certainly applies to a work such as "Brueder (Kain + Abel)" from 1983, but no longer in such ­exclusivity to his most recent works. Here, the bitter singing of NO-FUTURE by the protagonists of the 1980s is accompanied by a good portion of ironic melancholy and caustic mockery. His use of color has also changed--the earthy tones giving way to a certain signal-like quality, yet without severing the connection to his earlier works. But what led to such a melancholy softening of his worldview? Is it a general consequence of getting older? Or is it based on the more specific consciousness of now actually being too old for the Not-wanting-to-become-like-the-old-folk (in the 1980s)? Or does everything have its rather simple reason in the realization: Alcohol (dis-)solves everything--or is it self-knowledge which outshines everything, but still can hardly prevent that madness and confusion that continues to play their game with us?