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  On Sense and the Sensible

  Aristotle

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  On Sense and the Sensible by Aristotle is a philosophical text that discusses the nature of sensation and how it relates to knowledge. Aristotle argues that the senses are the foundation of all knowledge, and that the sensible world is the only true reality. He also contends that the intellect is not capable of grasping abstract concepts without the aid of the senses. Read in English, unabridged.

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  101 Aphorisms of Alchemy -...

  Baro Urbigerus, Ricco Pierre

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  First published in 1609, Aphorismi Urbigerani stands as a masterpiece of Western Alchemical wisdom. Containing 101 powerful aphorisms on the creation of the Grand Elixir (Circulatum majus) and an additional 31 aphorisms on the Vegetable Elixir (Circulatum minus), this timeless work unveils the hidden operations of the Alchemical Art. 
  This modernized edition carefully preserves and clarifies each aphorism, offering today’s seekers and scholars an accessible gateway into the original Hermetic mysteries. Complete with editorial notes, historical context, and guided introductions, this edition faithfully restores the original voice while building a living conversation between past and present.

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  Conquering the Fire Within: A...

  AHMED MUSA

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  For guys looking to better understand and control their anger, "Conquering the Fire Within: A Man's Guide to Anger Control: Proven Techniques for Lasting Emotional Balance" is a vital tool. Unchecked rage can have serious repercussions in today's high-stress environment, including destroying relationships, impeding career advancement, and having an adverse effect on mental and physical health. This book provides a thorough manual for managing rage in a healthy, productive way. 
  This book gives men the tools they need to take control of their emotions through doable, simple strategies. It starts out by examining the causes of anger and assisting readers in recognizing typical triggers and warning indicators. It then goes on to discuss tried-and-true methods for controlling anger before it gets out of hand, such as emotional regulation, mindfulness, and cognitive-behavioral approaches. 
  In a culture that frequently discourages vulnerability, "Conquering the Fire Within," written with men in mind, addresses the particular difficulties that men encounter while expressing and coping with their emotions. It is an applicable and helpful resource for any man looking to achieve emotional equilibrium since it provides relatable thoughts and examples from real-world situations. 
  This book will help you learn how to regulate your anger and become a calmer, more self-assured version of yourself, whether your goals are to enhance your relationships with others, advance professionally, or just live a more tranquil and focused existence. This tutorial teaches you how to overcome your anger so that it doesn't define you.

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  War in the Smartphone Age -...

  Matthew Ford

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  Thanks to smartphones, war is everywhere, all the time. Anyone can view, analyze, and comment on photos, videos, or other warzone media. Where did this technology come from? And what does it mean for the future of war?This book explains why you see what you do on your phone, and how these devices shape our knowledge, conduct, and representation of war in the 2020s. It shows why smartphones are indispensable in peace and wartime: every device is a potential weapon, lines blur between war and daily life, and conflict becomes a shared digital experience. Social media platforms displace state-controlled narratives, amplifying violence and shaping war's legitimacy. Apps democratize conflict, enabling anyone to identify and attack perceived enemies. As the Ukraine war has shown, this new reality involves complex, unevenly distributed infrastructures, merging civilian communication with military targeting.With war accelerating beyond our comprehension, militaries have raced to benefit from and adapt to the smartphone age. Matthew Ford explores critical questions about today's hyper-connected battlefield.

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  History of Malaysia: A...

  Captivating History

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  Journey Through the Ages: Malaysia's Epic Story Unveiled 
  Step into Malaysia’s history, from the haunting echoes of ancient battlefields to the grand halls of its sultans. This audiobook takes you on an exciting trip through the dramatic and inspiring moments that have shaped Malaysia, offering more than just a recounting of events—it captures the imagination with stories of bravery and mystery. 
  Here’s what awaits you:Ancient Kingdoms Revealed: Explore the origins of Langkasuka, one of the earliest kingdoms on the Malay Peninsula, known for its fascinating history.Sultanate of Melaka: Dive into the rise and fall of the powerful Sultanate of Melaka, where smart strategies and betrayal were part of the region's history.Borneo's Tribal Spirit: Experience the strong spirit of Borneo’s tribes as they resisted colonial rule, fighting to preserve their way of life against great odds.Struggle and Independence: Witness the tough days of occupation and the determined path toward independence.Singapore’s Departure: Reflect on the significant moment when Singapore separated from Malaysia, changing the region's future.Heroes and Legends: From the mystical sword of Hang Tuah to the tale of a Malay female warrior, discover the heroes who shaped Malaysia into what it is today. 
  Special Features:Each chapter invites you into different eras, from ancient times through colonial rule to the birth of modern Malaysia.The stories are filled with vivid details and clear insights, making history accessible and engaging for all readers. 
  Add this captivating journey to your cart now and discover the rich story of Malaysia's history!

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  Wu - The Chinese Empress Who...

  Jonathan Clements

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  Empress Wu Zetian (624-705 AD) was the only woman to be the sovereign ruler of imperial China. A teenage concubine of the Tang Emperor Taizong, she seduced his son while the emperor lay dying. Recalled from a nunnery as part of an intricate court power-game, she caused the deaths of two lady rivals, before securing her enthronement as the Emperor Gaozong's consort. She ruled in the name of her husband and two eldest sons, presiding over the pinnacle of the Silk Road, before proclaiming herself the founder of a new dynasty. Worshipped as the Sage Mother of Mankind and reviled as the Treacherous Fox, she was deposed aged 79, after angry courtiers murdered her two young lovers. The subject of countless books, plays, and films, Empress Wu remains a feminist icon and a bugbear of Chinese conservatism. Jonathan Clements weighs the evidence of her life and legacy: so charismatic that she could rise from nothing to the height of medieval power, so hated that her own children left her tombstone blank.

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