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…Ficino’s ‘Commentary on Plato’s Symposium,’ Leonardo’s ‘Treatise’ and Gerogio Vasar’s ‘Lives.’ Michelangelo was influenced by the ideas that surfaced through these works, especially that of Alberti, and followed both him and Leonardo in determining perspective…

…ein altes Recht zurückgreift, nämlich das Recht der Freiheit, für die eigene Partei sich heldenhaft einzusetzen. Roland Girtler versucht in seinem Buch "Randkulturen - Theorie der Unanständigkeit" das…

…;cksichtigung der Gewohnheiten und Präferenzen der lokalen Konsumenten. Deshalb ist die wichtigste Aufgabe im Marketing, das Phänomen Marke zu entziffern und durch eine ganzheitliche Betrachtung eine starke Marke aufzubauen. F&uuml…

…Inhalt 1.& Einleitung.......................................................................................2 2.1 Habitualisiertes Entscheidungsverhalten.............................................2 2.2 Das Konzept der Habitualisierung…

…up a perfect mix of melody and dramatics. He worked with Lorenzo da Ponte who served as the librettist for his three most famous comedic operas. In the three great works, he wrote with Lorenzo da Ponte- The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni and Così fan…

…symphony and the orchestral song cycle Das Lied von der Erde during this time, but due to failing health, retuned to Vienna in 1911,where he died on may 18. Mahler's symphonies are works of personal confession that offer insight into one of the most fascinating…

…"Candy" Turnet. I am..." "Was" she corrected me. "...was a lawyer" "Prosecuting, Defense, DA? Federal or Supreme?" "Defense attorney, Federal and Supreme court cases." "Any high profilers?" she smirked as she said it making me think she didn't believe I could…

…with the symbol of the sky. The world is seen through a series of levels in the sky with each world floating in certain states of limbo above and below one another. The Earth (oeh-da) begins as part of the sea floor in this dark world that cries to the God above…

…of stories are created by him, the “Conaro, Memoiren des Grafen Julius von S.” and “Der Geheimnisvolle” (“The Mysterious Man”). Hoffmann also liked to read the ghost stories of Grosse, an author not known anymore in present times. During his time at the High…

…is that humans are not conscious of their very selves--the soul, or that principle of divinity which is in tune with the One. For if one were to have this knowledge, the mysteries of life and death would become apparent. If one knew oneself as spirit, death would lose…