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German philosopher and cultural critic. Ex-Peking, ex-Harvard, ex-Tokyo university scholar. Author of 'The East-West Dichotomy', 'Shengren - Above Philosophy and Beyond Religion', 'The Menticide Manual.' China and Japan expert, political commentator. Pattberg‘s works are known for being political, disturbing and fantastical, and are predominantly set in Asia - China and Japan. His writing often explores the fifth dimension which he calls difference or relations. His texts are, due to foreign key terminologies, difficult to translate or even untranslatable.
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The Polaroid Philosopher 23
Photography by Hans Wendland
This is an ongoing series of Polaroid-style photos I am taking daily, of subjects I find around me that inspire me.
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Title: Chemistry no mystery; or, A lecturer's bequest. Being the subject-matter of a course of lectures, delivered by an old philosopher, and taken in short-hand by one of the audience, whose name is not known
Creator: Scoffern, J.(John),1814-1882
Creator: Cruikshank, George,1792-1878
Publisher: London : Harvey and Darton
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Date: 1839
Language: eng
Description: BEIN Jn18 209yb: Another issue. 18 cm. With a new t.-p., undated, and without errata-slip
Added t.-p., engr
Errata-slip at end
Frontispiece and title-vignette by George Cruikshank
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Didn´t build anything this evening. Instead I went with my old high-school-buddy Leifur to Pipes of Scotland for an afterwork chat. He had the Belgian FORTE-ale (quadruppel) Three Philosophers...more wine than ale, I´d say!
Philosopher's walk. There weren't too many people going along here, although there were a few tourists. What amazed us was the number of vending machines and restaurants along the way!
More of the Path of Philosophy. This was a really peaceful, appropriately named walkway, separate from the busyness of Kyoto.