David Rosenberg Bücher

Kunst ist ein Spiel und wird im Spiel erfahrbar. Das ist die Idee dieses Buches, das seinen Leser durch die Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts führt. 'Es ist gewiss besser, in seinem eigenen Stil in die Irre zu gehen, als im Stil der Alten Meister.' Von wem stammt dieser Satz? Was kostet ein Jawlensky? Was versteht man unter Minimal Art? Zahlreiche Abbildungen und Spiele, Fragen und Kommentare testen und erweitern nicht nur das Wissen über die einzelnen Strömungen und ihre Protagonisten. Sie zeigen auch einen Weg, moderne Kunst unverkrampft wahrzunehmen und zu genießen. Egal, ob man brav am Anfang beginnt, den Rückwärtsgang bevorzugt oder sich querbeet durchschlägt: Man wird immer wieder ungewohnte Vergleiche ziehen können und neue Einsichten gewinnen. Ein ausführlicher Anhang stellt Adressen und Hinweise zu Museen, Messen und Märkten zur Verfügung, so dass dem Abenteuer Kunst nichts mehr im Wege steht: Das Spiel kann beginnen!

The narrative vividly intertwines the history of London with the experiences of its everyday inhabitants, highlighting their struggles and collective actions. It offers readers a fresh perspective on the city's streets and buildings, encouraging them to appreciate the power of community and solidarity in shaping history. Jeremy Corbyn praises the work for its ability to transform the reader's understanding of urban life and social movements.

David Rosenberg's translation of the Bible invites readers to explore its literary significance and enduring cultural impact. By presenting the text in a fresh and engaging manner, it challenges us to reconsider the reasons behind the Bible's foundational role in society, highlighting its wonder and familiarity. This work encourages a deeper appreciation of the narrative and themes that continue to resonate throughout history.

Exploring the intersection of ancient and contemporary writing, the memoir delves into the author's evolution as a crucial Jewish poet. Influenced by the Hebrew Bible and the New York School, his experimental vision resonates with both Jewish and non-Jewish audiences. Esteemed critics highlight his ability to blend modernity with tradition, capturing a unique vigor in his poetry. This innovative narrative reflects on humanity's trajectory while showcasing the genuine miracle of poetic inspiration, positioning the author as a significant voice in American literature.

A beautifully illustrated walking guide revealing the radical history behind London's landmarks.

The classic walking guide for the intrepid radical in London.

A magisterial project: a dual biography of the preeminent figures of Judeo–Christian civilization overturning conventional views of Moses and Jesus as humble men of faith. By reanimating the biographies of Moses and Jesus in their historical context, Rosenberg reads their narrative as a cultural—rather than religious—endeavor. He charges that Moses and Jesus were "educated" men, steeped in the literature and scholarship of their day. There were no old or new testaments for them, only a long history of writing and writers. When scholars and clergy quote Moses and Jesus, they routinely neglect to inform us that Jesus is quoting the Hebrew Bible, often in the manner that Moses quoted Egyptian medical texts. The remarkable ability of both men to recall and transform a wide range of sources is overlooked. Where did they get these profound educations? Part biography, part critical analysis, An Educated Man challenges us to envision what defines "an educated man or woman" today—and how understanding religious history is crucial to it. Rosenberg offers a sympathetic approach to why we need Judeo–Christianity—and ultimately convinces us that the life of Jesus is unthinkable without the model of Moses before him.

Pine Gap is the first book of its kind - incredibly true stories of what happens within the secure walls of an NSA satellite ground site. The book takes you into the 'nerve center' of Pine Gap - Operations, and exposes the NSA's mission in Australia, a task that required both the United States and Australian governments approval to publish. David Rosenberg is the first to speak out about this type of intelligence collection, providing an insider's account of the eavesdropping mission at Pine Gap and the partnership between the United States and Australia that has made Pine Gap the most important satellite ground site in the Intelligence Community. In 1966, the United States and Australia signed a treaty establishing a jointly-run satellite eavesdropping facility just south of Alice Springs known as Pine Gap. For more than 50 years it has operated in a shroud of secrecy, enabling Pine Gap to remain virtually unknown around the world while collecting intelligence on weapons development and real-time communications in support of military operations. In this fascinating exposé into the top-secret world of military surveillance, discover how the fallout of controversies such as the Edward Snowden leaks have made the ethics of government eavesdropping more important than ever.

The book explores the dynamic movement of carbon in the atmosphere, detailing how over eight hundred billion metric tons exist in the air and how two hundred billion metric tons are exchanged annually with the ocean and biosphere. It emphasizes the average carbon atom's four-year journey before transitioning into terrestrial or oceanic environments, illustrating the complex yet fundamental processes that govern carbon's behavior in our ecosystem.

Exploring the formation and impact of glaciers reveals their significant role in shaping landscapes and ecosystems. The book delves into the intricate processes of glacier growth and melting, emphasizing mass balance dynamics. It highlights notable glaciers, such as the expansive Greenland icecap and Alaska's Bering Glacier, while discussing the environmental consequences of ice melt, including rising sea levels. The fascinating mechanics of these natural giants illustrate their profound influence on Earth's geography and climate, showcasing them as nature's remarkable engineers.