Carsten Rasch Livres

"How does a middle-class Afrikaans boytjie from Springs, a guileless product of Christelik-nasionale Opvoeding, end up in the grubby world of protest punk, slap-bang in the middle of the anti-apartheid struggle? The '80s in South Africa were a mess, a schmangled clusterfuck of a decade. For most whiteys it was braaivleis, rugby, sunny skies and Chevrolet. For others, it was a one-eyed stumbling about in a world without signage"-- Cover page 4.

Focusing on the life and artistry of Francis Frith, this book showcases his remarkable photographs of Egypt and the Holy Land. It provides a biographical overview of Frith, who lived from 1822 to 1898, highlighting his contributions to visual anthropology through photography. The collection captures the historical and cultural essence of these regions, offering insight into Frith's unique perspective and the significance of his work in the context of 19th-century exploration and documentation.

Street art has become a vital component of urban aesthetics, revitalizing empty and sterile walls in cities around the globe. This transformation showcases vibrant and expressive artworks, reflecting the dynamic culture and creativity of urban environments. The book explores the impact of street art on city landscapes and its role in community expression and identity.

The Constitution of the People's Republic of China outlines the fundamental principles and legal framework governing the nation. It emphasizes the leadership of the Communist Party, the rights and duties of citizens, and the structure of government institutions. Key themes include socialism, national sovereignty, and the importance of economic development. The document serves as a vital reference for understanding China's political landscape and its approach to governance, rights, and the rule of law.

The book emphasizes the challenges of translating Japanese laws and regulations, highlighting the inevitable loss of authenticity and comprehension for readers. It advocates for the necessity of engaging with these legal texts in their original language to fully grasp their meanings and nuances.

Featuring over 5,000 entries, this resource provides essential legal terminology in English alongside corresponding terms from China. It serves as a valuable reference for legal professionals, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of English and Chinese law, facilitating a better understanding of legal concepts across cultures.

The intricacies of Japanese laws and regulations often lead to misunderstandings when translated, compromising their authenticity. The author emphasizes the importance of engaging with these legal texts in their original language to fully grasp their meaning and nuances. This perspective highlights the challenges of legal translation and advocates for a deeper appreciation of Japan's legal framework.

The book features over 150 color images showcasing the hand-colored photographs of Felice Beato, a prominent photographer during the Edo period in Japan. It offers a comprehensive visual representation of Beato's work, highlighting his unique perspective and artistic contributions during his extensive travels in Japan from 1832 to 1909. The collection captures the essence of Japan's culture and landscapes during a transformative era.

The book emphasizes the importance of reading Japanese laws and regulations in their original language to preserve authenticity and ensure accurate understanding. It highlights the challenges and potential misunderstandings that arise from translations, advocating for a direct engagement with the original texts to fully grasp their meanings and nuances.

For many centuries, the most beautiful Japanese tales are collected and retold for generations as an expression of their history, philosophy, culture, religion, morality and the spectrum of their worldviews.The book "TALES OF OLD JAPAN - FAIRY TALE - FOLKLORE - GHOST STORIES - MYTHOLOGY" covers the most important stories of the most important Japanese writers during the last millennium. The introductions and analysis help the reader to learn the stories of ancient Japan with a better and deeper understanding.These stories realize a fantastic journey into a lost world of Japanese culture and society plus a wonderful introduction and overview in the Japanese literature of the genre of fairy tales, folklore, ghost stories and mythology.- Tales are a reflection of the culture and society -