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"The concept of friendship has long been central to the field of eighteenth-century literary studies, not least because it was presented by the era's own authors as an essential aspect of their literary identities. For writers like Alexander Pope and Jonathan Swift, being known …
Charlie Joe Jackson ist der geborene Nichtleser. Niemals würde er seine Zeit freiwillig mit Büchern verbringen. Doch in der Schule muss er nun mal lesen. Bisher hat ihm sein Freund Timmy immer geholfen. Aber der streikt plötzlich. Und die Lektürelisten im Unterricht werden immer…
"A criticism often leveled at liberal democratic culture is its emphasis on the individual over community and private life over civic participation. However, liberal democratic culture has a more complicated relationship to notions of citizenship. As Michael Kaplan shows, citize…
Der junge Tsukuru Tazaki ist Teil einer Clique von fünf Freunden, deren Mitglieder alle eine Farbe im Namen tragen. Nur Tsukuru fällt aus dem Rahmen und empfindet sich - auch im übertragenen Sinne - als farblos, denn anders als seine Freunde hat er keine besonderen Eigenheiten o…
Biographical note: Michael Schramm, Universität Leipzig. Dies ist die erste Studie zur Freundschaft im Neuplatonismus. Anhand von Einzeluntersuchungen zu Plotin, Iamblich, Themistios und Kaiser Julian wird nachgewiesen, dass Freundschaft der Zentralbegriff der neuplatonischen p…
Peer groups in a cultural context -- Peer groups and classroom structure -- Performance and cooperation in classrooms -- Cooperative interaction and curriculum mastery -- Friendship, status, and centrality -- Individual differences in informal experiences -- Social and personal …
Peer Groups and Children's Development considers the experiences of school-aged children with their peer groups and its implications for their social, personal and intellectual development: Focuses on the peer group experiences of children attending school in Western societies, …
We are haunted, Samuel Kimbriel suggests, by a habit of isolation buried, often imperceptibly, within our practices of understanding and relating to the world. In Friendship as Sacred Knowing, Kimbriel works through the complexities of this disposition to contest its place withi…
