Greg Johnson Bücher

Greg Johnson's work offers an accessible introduction to Heidegger, aimed at intelligent laymen rather than academics. Through a series of essays and lectures, he presents a non-systematic and non-technical exploration of Heidegger's complex ideas, making them more approachable for those unfamiliar with philosophical jargon. This unique perspective from a self-identified "failed academic" provides readers with insights into one of the twentieth century's most significant philosophers.

The classic barbecue book is back! Covering the hundred best barbecue joints in the United States, with full descriptions, directions, and porklore. Secret recipes and mail order finds are also included.

The book explores the intersection of religious discourse and repatriation claims within the framework of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) of 1990. It highlights how Native Americans utilize this legal avenue to reclaim human remains and sacred objects from federally funded institutions. Author Greg Johnson situates this act within a broader global context, examining how indigenous peoples navigate legal systems to protect their cultural heritage and assert their rights.

Focusing on the crucial ages of eight to twelve, this guide equips fathers with practical strategies to strengthen their bond with their sons before the challenges of adolescence arise. Authors John Trent and Greg Johnson provide actionable insights, covering essential topics such as communication, navigating body changes, relationships, and instilling values. The book encourages dads to create memorable experiences and meaningful lessons, ensuring their sons grow into secure, confident individuals. It emphasizes the lasting impact of a father's love and involvement in a son's life.

Exploring a range of contentious topics, this volume delves into race realism and white identity while critiquing mainstream conservatism and libertarianism. It addresses concepts like "hate," "white privilege," and American nationalism, alongside discussions on technological utopianism and freedom of speech. The book also examines the complexities of the Alt Right's evolution and emphasizes the importance of idealism, duty, and self-sacrifice for white advocates aiming to effect societal change.

Greg Johnson stands out as a prominent figure in the New Right movement, recognized for his articulate and refined writing style. His ability to engage in spontaneous interviews with warmth, humor, and eloquence is showcased in "You Asked for It." This book highlights his perspective and insights, offering readers a deeper understanding of his thoughts and the ideological landscape he navigates.

Exploring philosophical, political, and cultural themes, this collection features essays and lectures on influential thinkers from Plato to postmodernism. The work engages with figures such as Aristotle, Nietzsche, and Camus, presenting complex ideas in a clear and accessible manner. By incorporating examples from everyday life and popular culture, it serves as an ideal introduction to the profound concepts that have shaped Western thought, making it suitable for both scholars and general readers interested in philosophy.

Offering a comprehensive look at poetry, this classic resource combines an introduction with an anthology. It covers essential elements such as imagery, figurative language, and rhythm, providing readers with tools for evaluating poetry. Each chapter features exemplary selections that illustrate key concepts, accompanied by exercises and study questions to enhance understanding. This structured approach allows readers to appreciate the intricacies of poetry, making it accessible and engaging for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts.

The best-seller for nearly 50 years and the introduction to literature textbook that first set the standard for including a wide range of engaging and diverse forms of literature, Arp/Johnson/Perrine continues to be the most inclusive anthology of fiction, poetry, and drama.

Fostering a close relationship with your daughter during her pre-teen years is essential, and this book offers a variety of engaging strategies to strengthen that bond. It provides practical advice on navigating topics like self-image, physical changes, and lifelong learning. With sections dedicated to meaningful conversations, fun activities, recommended readings, and spiritual discussions, it aims to create a warm friendship that evolves as she matures. The book encourages moms to connect deeply and supportively during these formative years.