Ian Hunter Reihenfolge der Bücher

"Diary of a Rock'n'Roll Star" is Ian Hunter's honest memoir detailing Mott the Hoople's five-week American tour in late 1972. Celebrated as a classic, it offers an intimate glimpse into the band's experiences on the road.

The narrative follows Jack, a Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix, and Frankie, a young boy whose curiosity often leads him into precarious situations. Their bond deepens as they discover their shared experiences. A seemingly ordinary trip to the park turns dangerous when Frankie's adventurous spirit puts him at risk. The story unfolds with suspense as readers wonder if Jack can rescue Frankie from trouble. This edition of Scaredy Jack explores themes of friendship, bravery, and the challenges of curiosity.

The book explores the contributions of Thomasius to public and church law, highlighting his legal theories and their implications. It offers a detailed comparison with John Locke's arguments, illuminating the contrasts and similarities in their philosophical approaches. This analysis not only sheds light on the historical context of their ideas but also examines their relevance to contemporary legal discussions.

Ať patříte mezi trenéry nebo manažery, příručka o koučování vám pomůže rozvíjet skryté dispozice pracovníků ve vašem týmu. Ukáže vám, jak pracovat sám na sobě, abyste získal(a) dovednosti dobrého kouče: uměl(a) vybudovat vzájemnou důvěru, pozorně naslouchal(a) správně se ptal(a), měl(a) intuici, chytře stanovoval(a) úkoly ad. Umožní vám osvojit si 7 základních kroků koučování, aby vše snaha vedla rychle a správně k cíli. Patří mezi ně např. to, jak dobře odhadnout výchozí situaci, jak tvůrčím způsobem zvážit alternativy, jak stanovit atraktivní cíle, umět iniciovat i oceňovat, správně popsat osobní rozvoj pracovníka ad.

The book delves into how entrepreneurship and innovation reshaped New Zealand's economy during the challenging 19th century. It presents case studies and historical evidence to highlight the traits of key businessmen and their contributions to economic growth. The analysis emphasizes the strategic advantages small, local firms leveraged against larger industrial players, showcasing a dynamic interplay between innovation and economic expansion.

The biography explores the multifaceted life of Malcolm Muggeridge, highlighting his brilliance and the controversies that surrounded him throughout the twentieth century. It delves into his experiences, beliefs, and the impact he had on society, painting a vivid portrait of a complex figure who provoked thought and discussion in his time.

Focusing on filter design, this book combines basic circuit theory with network synthesis and various microwave filter structures. It aims to present design theories alongside specific examples, incorporating numerical simulations and images of actual devices to enhance understanding.

A 2001 reinterpretation of early modern German intellectual history, treating the civil and metaphysical philosophers as rival intellectual cultures.