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One of the key messages of this book is that we have the capacity to love many possible partners. As our choices become more well-defined, sophisticated, one of the critical choice is the choice of whom to love. The journey from romance to love to a new concept termed 'resonance' is the evolution of the modern person. This book is a poetic journey, an examination of what drives that option to choose a partner. Arriving at a journey where we accept the longing for the other, accepting our innate capacity to be loving and finally owning that 'whom we choose to love defines us' are the message of this modern concept of evolved love. A tour de force into lust, longing, the nature of love and finally an expansive heart where we arrive at self-acceptance, self-love and from this evolution we select a partner that resonance with our essence..
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An account of the crimes of Kosta Fotopoulos describes how Fotopoulos hired a killer to murder his wife, albeit unsuccessfully, and was involved in the other nefarious exploits. Reprint PW. AB. K. .
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The exhibition project Alternative Economics, Alternative Societies by Oliver Ressler focuses on diverse concepts and models for alternative economies and societies, which all share a rejection of the capitalist system of rule.This book is a collaborative effort of the artist and Wyspa Insitute of Art, following the presentation in the Health and Safety exhibition at Wyspa Institute of Art, Gdansk, 2004 and shows the current status of the ongoing project.It includes an introduction by Aneta Szylak, the new essay Questions from an Artist Who Speaks (and Reads, Writes, Thinks, and Acts) (Pytania od artysty ktory przemawia (a takze czyta, pisze mysli i dziala)) by Gregory Sholette, and the following texts, based on transcriptions of video interviews that were carried out for the project between 2003 and 2007:Chaia Heller: Libertarian Municipalism (Komunalizm Libertarianski)Takis Fotopoulos: Inclusive Democracy (Demokracja inkluzywna)Michael Albert: Participatory Economics (Ekonomia uczestniczca)Heinz Dieterich: The Socialism of the 21st Century (Socjalizm 21. wieku)Paul Cockshott: Towards a New Socialism (W kierunku Nowego Socjalizmu)p.m.: bolobolo Marge Piercy: Utopian Feminist Visions (Utopijne idee feministyczne)Ralf Burnicki: Anarchist Consensual Democracy (Anarchistyczna Demokracja Konsensualna)Maria Mies: The Subsistence Perspective (Perspektywa naturalna)Nancy Folbre: Caring Labor (Praca opiekuncza)Christoph Spehr: Free Cooperation (Wolna Wspolpraca)John Holloway: Change the World Without Taking Power (Zmieniaj wiat bez przejmowania wladzy)The Zapatista Good Government (Dobry Rzad Zapatystow)Todor Kuljic: Yugoslavias Workers Self-Management (Samozarzdzanie robotnikow w Jugosawii)Salome Molto: Workers Collectives during the Spanish Revolution (Kolektywy robotnicze podczas rewolucji hiszpanskiej)Alain Dalotel: The Paris Commune 1871 (Komuna Paryska 1871 roku).
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Why have man and nature drifted apart? This book traces the causes of the present crisis in the process of marketization that was initiated two centuries ago, the establishment of the market economy system and the present growth economy. What marks the very foundation of every aspect of the current crisis is the concentration of power in the hands of various elites. The internationalization of today's market economy has caused significant changes in the world's economic and political structures and only furthered the concentration of economic and political power. The solution to the problem of concentration of power cannot be found inside the system that created it - the market/growth economy. Therefore, the way out of the present crisis can only be found from without rather than from within the present framework. A true democracy today can only be derived from a synthesis of two major historical traditions, the democratic and the socialist, along with the radical green, feminist and libertarian traditions. To this end, this book offers a new vision of an inclusive democracy and sketches its political and economic contours, as well as its philosophical foundations.On the threshold of a new millenium, the development of a new liberatory project, which would represent a synthesism as well as the transcendence of major social movements for change in this century, is imperative. Takis Fotopoulos taught political economics for many years, and is now the Managing Editor of Democracy and Nature (formerly Society and Nature). He is the author of Dependent Development: The case of Greece, The Gulf War; The First Battle in the North-South Conflict and The Neoliberal Consensus..
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Katerina's Song is the story of Anna Triantaphilou, whose indomitable spirit enables her to survive the Nazi occupation of her Greek island during the 1940s. The carefree life Anna enjoyed as a child, bolstered by an adoring father, fades during the German occupation. The family's fortunes dwindle and, as the village is terrorized, fear settles upon her home. Anna's older brother is killed, and her beloved father, whose tales of America inspire Anna, dies of malnutrition. Anna's world includes Penelope, a love-crazed girl locked behind bars; her best friend Maritsa, an unwanted child; Sophia, the street urchin who unravels the many lies and secrets that bind the islanders; and Katerina, beautiful young woman doomed by rejected love. Following the war, Anna perceives a cruelty as harsh as the Nazi oppression, that of her own people. Her friend Maritsa is sent away for adoption and servitude, and her father's cousin turns out to have been a ruthless enemy collaborator. It is when the beautiful Katerina, shunned by the villagers, takes drastic action in an attempt to restore honor to the island, that Anna comes to realize she must seek a destiny separate from her primitive past..
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