- First international monograph on one of the most influential Cypriot artists - Represented Cyprus in its inaugural Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 1968 - Avant-garde of the 1960s at the edge of the European Art World
- First international monograph on one of the most influential Cypriot artists - Represented Cyprus in its inaugural Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 1968 - Avant-garde of the 1960s at the edge of the European Art World
Auf dieser opulent ausgestatteten 3-CD Box finden sich Opernszenen aus Aufführungen der Staatsoper Dresden in Rundfunkaufnahmen, die kurz nach 1945 entstanden
Jeanette hat Geburtstag, aber sie möchte nicht feiern. Da sie nicht mehr an Magie glaubt, hat auch dieser Tag für sie keine besondere Bedeutung mehr. Ihre Freunde tun alles, damit Jeanette trotzdem einen tollen Tag verlebt.
As a foundation for studying Indian English literature at university level, this volume focuses on the recent developments in Anglophone Indian writing. The chapters in this volume give insight into a wide range of novelists, short fiction writers, dramatists, and poets who have been working in this field from the late 20th century to the present and who have significantly contributed to the proliferation of Indian literature in English. Apart from a basic introduction to current trends in Indian English Literature, each chapter focuses on specific features and styles of selected writers.
Das Standardwerk für Diabetiker - mit 100 neuen Rezepten und den aktuellsten ernährungswissenschaftlichen Fakten.
Das Standardwerk für Diabetiker - mit 100 neuen Rezepten und den aktuellsten ernährungswissenschaftlichen Fakten.
One of the characteristic features of the linguistic situation of contemporary Iran is the coexistence of two standards of Modern Persian: the written and the spoken. An analysis of five carefully selected novels with methods drawing mostly from the register analysis seeks answers to questions such as: what features are characteristic to the spoken variety of language, how are they woven into the literary language, does the relationship between spoken and written registers change over time and how can this process affect the future development of Persian language?
What can the presence of spoken Persian forms in literature tell about the future of the language?
