Frances White Livres

Set against the backdrop of a peaceful Concordia, the story unfolds during a pivotal voyage to the sacred Goddess's Mountain, where twelve heirs, each with unique magical abilities, are gathered. Ganymedes Piscero, lacking a Blessing and seen as a disappointment, finds himself amidst intrigue and danger when a murder occurs onboard. As suspicion rises and bodies accumulate, Ganymedes must rise to the occasion, tapping into unexpected strengths to uncover the murderer and protect his life, all while navigating the treacherous waters of politics and power.

Frances White's collection showcases her deep engagement with themes such as nature, childhood, music, and faith. Her poignant late poems reflect a striking honesty, drawing readers into vivid memories of youth, as seen in "Mountain Mist," where clouds are imagined as soft shape-shifters, and "Dandelion Child," which captures the essence of adolescence with imagery of freedom and longing. This collection offers a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that resonate with the beauty and complexity of life.

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Iris Murdoch's reflections reveal her belief in her seductive power while delving into her complex views on morality, relationships, and the human psyche. This exploration highlights her internal struggles with self-doubt regarding her talents and inclinations. The narrative captures her unique perspective on the interplay between the world, the flesh, the spirit, the mind, and the heart, offering an intimate look at the philosophical underpinnings that shaped her literary work.

Remorse is identified as a vital concept in Iris Murdoch's moral psychology, influencing her philosophical, theological, and political views. The book examines this theme through the lens of Simone Weil, contemporary remorse theories, trauma studies, and Holocaust narratives, providing new insights into Murdoch's late novels and her radio play. It highlights how remorse shapes her characters and narratives, revealing deeper moral complexities within her work.

Tajemství nejvyspělejší předkolumbovské civilizacePrastarý národ, který dokázal v pralesích Latinské Ameriky stvořit velkolepou civilizaci, dodnes obestírá neprostupný závoj mýtů, legend a protichůdných vědeckých teorií.Seznamte se s písemným odkazem, vědeckými výdobytky i krvavými rituály dávných Mayů. Staňte se svědky krutých válečných událostí, které srazily na kolena nejmocnější mayská města a obdivujte umělecké poklady, jež nám tato fascinující kultura zanechala.Proč a jak vznikaly monumentální chrámy a pyramidy. Rozluštěte záhadu mayského kalendáře, sledujte smrtící míčové hry a ochutnejte tradiční pokrmy. Odhalte příčiny náhlého pádu vyspělé a vzkvétající kultury.