Trefferliste "Gregor Rohmann" - alle Bücher, CDs und LPs

Grégoire Maret & Romain Collin

Ennio

Wie kann man an ein erfolgreiches Album wie »Americana« anknüpfen? Es wurde im April 2020 veröffentlicht und erhielt nicht nur eine Grammy-Nominierung für das beste zeitgenössische Instrumentalalbum, sond…

Gregor Cürten & Anselm Rogmans

Planes (remastered) (Limited Edition)

Gregoire Maret, Romain Collin & Bill Frisell

Americana

Er ist ein Meister darin, mit einem kleinen Instrument große Musik zu malen: Während sein Werkzeug fast in die Hosentasche passt, entwirft Grégoire Maret ohne spieltechnische oder geographische Beschränku…

Roman Hans Gröger

Der Pfifftene

Was macht die besondere Faszination der Straßenbahn aus? Für den Autor begann alles in den frühen 1970er Jahren im 17. Wiener Gemeindebezirk. Als kleiner Junge entdeckte er seine Liebe zu den charakterist…

Roman Hans Gröger

Die Fata Morgana einer Wiener Untergrundbahn

"Die Fata Morgana einer Wiener Untergrundbahn" erzählt die Geschichte von Franz Musil, dem als "Vater der Untergrundbahnen" bekannten Stadtbaudirektor Wiens. In turbulenten Zeiten zwis…

Roman Hans Gröger

Von den Lohnkutschen zu den Stromkutschen

Die Wiener Straßenbahn - seit 160 Jahren mehr als nur ein VerkehrsmittelKaum eine andere Einrichtung prägt das Stadtbild Wiens so nachhaltig wie ihre Straßenbahn. Von den bescheidenen Anfängen mit Pferdes…

David Machek

Self-Cultivation in Chinese and Greco-Roman Philosophy

In early China and ancient Greece, self-cultivation was considered crucial for leading a flourishing, fulfilled life. In this cross-cultural study, David Machek presents and interprets six influential Gre…

Esther Eidinow

Metamorphosis, Landscape, and Trauma in Greco-Roman Myth

This study explores the hidden histories offered by Greco-Roman myths of metamorphosis, and what they can reveal about the lived experience of ancient men and women. It investigates the role of the body, …

Rodney Kilgore

Matthew's Corporate Vision among the Greco-Roman Associations

Since the emergence of social-scientific criticism within biblical studies and the field's increasing interest in social history, beginning largely in the 1970s, scholars have increasingly recognized the …

Daniel Sutton

Language and Civil Conflict in the Greco-Roman Tradition

Offering new readings on language and civil conflict in a variety of Ancient Greek and Roman texts, this study puts these reflections from the classical world in dialogue with contemporary philosophy and …

Mathieu Ossendrijver

Conceptions of Cyclicity in Babylonian and Greco-Roman Scholarship

What did ancient Mesopotamian, Greek, and Roman scholars know about the cyclicity of astronomical phenomena, how did they conceptualize cyclicity, and which other phenomena did they consider to be cyclica…

Allen Wilson

Early Christian and Greco-Roman Conceptions of Blood Difference

This book interrogates the historical contingency of the common idiom "blood is thicker than water," asking what the role of Christianity is in the development of blood mythology lurking in ever…

Grzegorz Zabinski, Marcin Wozniak, Jaroslaw Gramacki

East Germanic Ironmaking in the Roman Period

Making a study of East Germanic iron smelting in the Roman period, this open access book gives an in-depth account of the development of metallurgy in the Przeworsk Culture. Its two main ironmaking centre…

Grzegorz Zabinski, Marcin Wozniak, Jaroslaw Gramacki, Artur Gramacki

East Germanic Ironmaking in the Roman Period

An archaeometric study of iron ore and slag from Przeworsk Culture, employing the most up-to-date archaeological and statistical approaches.

Virtus et Humanitas: Bridging Virtues and Values of Greco-Roman, Jewish, and Christian Paideia

In an era marked by cultural fragmentation and ideological polarization, Virtues et Humanitas offers a thorough exploration of core themes in the ethical foundations of education. Drawing on ancient Greco…

David Machek

Self-Cultivation in Early China and Greco-Roman Antiquity: Nourishing the Heart and Mind

In early China and ancient Greece, self-cultivation was considered crucial for leading a flourishing, fulfilled life. In this cross-cultural study, David Machek presents and interprets six influential Gre…

John Marincola

Plutarch's on the Malice of Herodotus and the Writing of History in the Greco-Roman World

The essay, On the Malice of Herodotus , which has come down to us in the corpus of Plutarch, has often been considered a problematic work because of its hostile tone, the object of its attack, and the qua…