LIBROS DEL AUTOR: agnes horvath

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  • Magic and the Will to Science
    Agnes Horvath
    This book offers a political anthropological perspective on the problematic character of science, showing how science grew out of magic and its variations, whilst demonstrating that the desire to use science to solve various problems of human existence has created a permanent liminal crisis. ...
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    82,87 €

  • Soaring Seagull and Heavenly Bull
    Agnes Quirin / Réka Horváth
    These tales delve into the realm of the forgotten children within us, echoing the cries and pains from our past that seek healing. Through a heartfelt invitation to seek guidance from the Heavenly Father, these stories aim to mend the inner child, fostering peace and happiness within. Written for both the author and the reader, they reveal a journey of self-discovery and healin...
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    11,25 €

  • Sütemény Művészet
    Ágnes Horváth
    Ágnes Horváth bemutatja 'Sütemény Művészet: Varázslatos Torták és Édességek a Tányéron' című könyvet - egy lenyűgöző utazást a sütés és édesség készítés művészetébe. Ez a könyv nem csak egy receptgyűjtemény, hanem egy inspiráló útmutató, amely felfedi a sütemények varázslatos világát.A 'Sütemény Művészet' oldalain megtalálod a változatos és ínycsiklandó torta- és édesség recept...
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    32,79 €

  • Political Alchemy
    Agnes Horvath
    This book explores politics as a form of alchemy, a process that transforms entities by altering their identities. Identifying this process as a common denominator of many political phenomena, it demonstrates both the widespread presence of alchemical techniques in politics and the acceleration of their deployment. ...
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    77,47 €

  • The Political Sociology and Anthropology of Evil
    Agnes Horvath / Arpad Szakolczai
    This book offers a novel interpretation of contemporary modernity and its permanent liminality by revisiting the classical question of the nature of evil through the anthropologically based concept of the ’trickster’: a paradoxical figure who is considered at once an outcast and a cultural hero. ...
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    80,12 €

  • Walking into the Void
    Agnes Horvath / Arpad Szakolczai
    The first comprehensive historical sociology and political anthropology of walking as a formative and transformative experience, this book employs the genealogical method and the concept of liminality to theorise the links between walking, pilgrimage and rites of passage as liminal experiences, and offers a historical survey of the role played by walking in settled and increasi...
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    77,39 €