Publisher: Bruno Osimo
A guide to authors who have made a contribution to the theory of sense in history and, ultimately, to translation theory. The book is divided into 5 chapters: Signification, Communication, Mind, Culture, Criticism
This is a concise summary and analysis of Enough, by Cassidy Hutchinson. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cassidy Hutchinson. Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview. Enough is a powerful, riveting memoir that takes listeners behind the scenes of the White House during one of the most tumultuous periods in modern American history. From a young, ambitious staffer’s rise to the inner circles of power to their moral reckoning during the chaotic final days of the Trump administration, this audiobook provides an intimate and unflinching look at leadership, accountability, and the courage to stand up for what is right. Through vivid storytelling and firsthand accounts, the author recounts their journey from an idealistic newcomer to a key witness of the events leading up to January 6, 2021. As the administration unraveled in the face of unprecedented challenges, the author faced their own crisis of conscience, grappling with loyalty, ethical dilemmas, and the heavy responsibility of speaking truth to power. Enough is more than a memoir; it’s a call to action. With a focus on resilience, integrity, and the importance of individual courage, the author inspires listeners to reflect on their own values and take bold steps to uphold them, even in the face of adversity. Perfect for listeners who seek inspiration, ethical leadership insights, or a deeper understanding of recent history, Enough is a compelling and thought-provoking listening experience that challenges us all to ask: When is it time to say, “Enough”?Show book
With the United States’ entry into World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the first peacetime civilian intelligence agency in 1941–the Office of the Coordinator of Information. This office was designed to organize the activities of several agencies. In 1942, a larger and more diversified agency, the Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner of today’s Central Intelligence Agency was created. This recording includes a short lecture on methods of interrogation, treatment of prisoners, understanding German and Japanese culture, procedures for ground forces that capture prisoners, and the use of practice interrogations.Show book
Trust Thyself. Every Heart Vibrates to That Iron String. In an age of overwhelming social pressure and inherited traditions, Ralph Waldo Emerson issued a revolutionary manifesto for the soul. Self-Reliance and Other Essays represents the heartbeat of American Transcendentalism, challenging every reader to look inward for truth rather than toward the dictates of the crowd. This collection gathers the foundational thoughts of a man who believed that to be great is to be misunderstood. Within these pages, you will explore the pillars of Emersonian thought: The Doctrine of Individualism: A powerful defense of personal intuition over social imitation, urging you to "insist on yourself; never imitate." The Living Universe: Emerson's profound meditations on Nature, viewing the physical world not just as a resource, but as a gateway to spiritual enlightenment and a mirror for the human mind. The Over-Soul and Universal Unity: An exploration of the shared spiritual force that connects all living beings, suggesting that every individual contains a spark of the divine. The Rejection of Consistency: A bold call to live in the "now," discarding the "hobgoblin of little minds"—foolish consistency—in favor of authentic, present-moment growth. Emerson's prose is a masterclass in aphoristic brilliance—sentences that spark like lightning and remain etched in the mind. His work is the cornerstone of American philosophy and an essential roadmap for anyone seeking personal autonomy, creative inspiration, and a deeper spiritual connection to the world. Stop searching outside yourself. Buy "Self-Reliance and Other Essays" today and awaken your true genius.Show book
The true power of introverts revealed Introverts are often misunderstood, but among all the loud attention-seekers, there are hidden powers that stabilize society, draw from creativity and deep thoughts, and plan the safest, best ways to make the most out of their lives. Listen about the mysteries of the introvert personality, something that is part of almost 50% of the world population and sometimes gets neglected or underappreciated. You will hear, among others, about: Common misconceptions about introverts, including the myths that they are shy, socially impaired, or unemotional. The signs of being an introvert. See if you have any of these signs and you will know how high your "level of introversion" is. Advantages and disadvantages of being an introvert: The TRUTH!!! Valuable tips of dealing with yourself when you are an introvert; learn what to do and what to avoid. The different types of introvert (you'll know which one you are immediately). Roles of introverts in society which may surprise you. Don't skip this! A new sense of perspective on people, relationships, yourself, your thoughts, and your inclinations and tendencies as an introvert.Show book
For centuries, the samurai dominated Japan’s battlefields, engaging in legendary wars that shaped the course of history. From the rise of the great clans to the bloody conflicts that led to the unification of Japan, their code of honor and mastery of strategy made them some of the most feared warriors in the world. This audiobook explores the greatest samurai battles, legendary leaders, and the intricate warfare strategies that defined Feudal Japan. How did the samurai rise to power? What were the most decisive wars? And how did this warrior class ultimately fade from history? The Samurai Wars of Feudal Japan is a gripping journey into Japan’s past, perfect for history lovers, military strategy enthusiasts, and fans of warrior cultures.Show book
If the world had a navel, it would be the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth where one can still stand on dry land. The photographs of this unique lake seem to be taken from a science fiction movie, or a land devastated after a nuclear holocaust. To others, the fluffy shores could remind them of Antarctica although it is in one of the warmest spots on the planet. Its white, creamy masses, scattered along golden beaches, are not ice floes or frozen water, but effervescent salt formations. The famous Jordan River, where the Hebrew people entered the Promised Land and Jesus was baptized, flows into the lake, but the basin is so deeply sunk into the face of the planet that the waters never leave, as if they had fallen into a small black hole where nothing can escape. The Dead Sea is also an archaeological site loaded with history. Known among the first civilizations in the region as "Sea of Asphalt" and “Salt Sea,” innumerable myths and legends lend it an air of mystery, as if it attracted sterility and misfortune while eradicating all life from its waters. It was perhaps the inhospitable feel of the place, the almost total desolation surrounding it, which led the writer of the Pentateuch to imagine that many years ago, a cataclysm sent to annihilate perverted people had taken place there. In the mid-20th century, one of the most important religious discoveries of all time was made in a series of caves near the Dead Sea, which had hidden remnants of nearly 1,000 texts, some of which were included in the Hebrew Bible and others which were extra-biblical. In addition to being the oldest surviving copies of such documents, the mixture of languages and different kinds of papers helped shed light on the people in the region at the time, making the Dead Sea Scrolls vitally important to the world’s major religions.Show book
