A worldwide diaspora has left a quarter of a million people at the foot of a space station. Cultures collide in real life and virtual reality. The city is literally a weed, its growth left unchecked. Life is cheap, and data is cheaper. When Boris Chong returns to Tel Aviv from Mars, much has changed. Boris’s ex-lover is raising a strangely familiar child who can tap into the da...(展开全部)

When precisely did the ideas, symbols and metaphors of patriarchy take hold of Western civilization? When were women, so central to the creation of society, moved on to the sidelines? Where is the evidence to support the notion that male dominance over women is a natural state of things? Gerda Lerner's radical review of Western civilization shows that male dominance over women ...(展开全部)

丹尼斯·彼得森曾获得纽约州立大学博物馆管理专业硕士，并担任博物馆馆长多年。1973年，他到加拿大圣经学院接受了3年的神学培训。此后，他在神学院中教授人类学和旧约研究课程，并开设了一门圣经科学的新课程。

丹尼斯·彼得森曾获得纽约州立大学博物馆管理专业硕士，并担任博物馆馆长多年。1973年，他到加拿大圣经学院接受了3年的神学培训。此后，他在神学院中教授人类学和旧约研究课程，并开设了一门圣经科学的新课程。

丹尼斯·彼得森曾获得纽约州立大学博物馆管理专业硕士，并担任博物馆馆长多年。1973年，他到加拿大圣经学院接受了3年的神学培训。此后，他在神学院中教授人类学和旧约研究课程，并开设了一门圣经科学的新课程。

丹尼斯·彼得森曾获得纽约州立大学博物馆管理专业硕士，并担任博物馆馆长多年。1973年，他到加拿大圣经学院接受了3年的神学培训。此后，他在神学院中教授人类学和旧约研究课程，并开设了一门圣经科学的新课程。

One reason for our failure to "save the earth," argues Neil Evernden, is our disagreement about what "nature" really is-how it works, what constitutes a risk to it, and even whether we ourselves are part of it. Nature is as much a social entity as a physical one. In addition to the physical resources to be harnessed and transformed, it consists of a domain of norms that may be ...(展开全部)

"She is among the greatest Italian authors of recent years."-"Corriere della Sera" "Ferrante dissects the personal microcosm so well, and with awesome lucidity and precision shows us the meanderings of a woman's mind, the suffering that accompanies being abandoned, and the awful rumbling of time passing."-"El Mundo" "Elena Ferrante has given us a startlingly beautiful novel of ...(展开全部)

From one of the most daring voices in European fiction, this is a story of the twentieth century traced through the various possible lives of one woman. She is a baby who barely suffocates in the cradle. Or perhaps not? She lives to become as an adult and dies beloved. Or dies betrayed. Or perhaps not? Her memory is honoured. Or she is forgotten by everyone. Moving from a small...(展开全部)

The End of Days, by acclaimed German writer Jenny Erpenbeck, consists essentially of five “books,” each leading to a different death of an unnamed woman protagonist. How could it all have gone differently? the narrator asks in the intermezzos between. The first chapter begins with the death of a baby in the early twentieth-century Hapsburg Empire. In the next chapter, the same ...(展开全部)