Tag: nonfiction
Non-fiction book for children: “This is not a dinosaur book” – Culture
This non-fiction book is not about dinosaurs, but about squirrels. Can it be that difficult? It can. In order to push his theme through, the narrator-squirrel has to fight a…
stern bestsellers in March 2024: non-fiction and fiction
March 2024 These are the current stern bestsellers of the month We provide you with this once a month star-Bestseller of the print editions © star / Getty Images The…
Football non-fiction: Ronald Reng about 1974 and the most important football game in history. – Culture
In retrospect, certain football games actually seem to have been more than football games. Germany’s final victory in the 1954 World Cup, for example, is described by fans of exaggeration…
“Ejaculating Responsibly”: Non-fiction book by Gabrielle Blair – Culture
Feminist polemics aimed at men are a curious genre. One wonders: Are their readers mainly readers who are annoyed that their husband doesn’t read the book, at least not voluntarily?…
Children’s non-fiction book: The comic “Mensch. A journey through time through our evolution” culture
No, Tali doesn’t feel like doing puzzles. Because, as a viewer of the children’s comic non-fiction book “Mensch” you also realize: there are far too many parts missing. The illustrator…
stern bestsellers in February 2024: non-fiction and fiction
The new one appears every week star with current bestsellers: We also present the books reviewed in the print edition online to you once a month. It is somewhat surprising…
Youth non-fiction book: Martin Schäuble “The History of the Israelis and Palestinians” – Culture
A visit to the Gaza Strip, writes Martin Schäuble in the last sentence of his “History of the Israelis and Palestinians,” “was not possible at the time of going to…
stern bestsellers in January 2024: non-fiction and fiction
The new one appears every week star with current bestsellers: We also present the books reviewed in the print edition online to you once a month. It is somewhat surprising…
Non-fiction "Progress and Regression": Why societies improve
The world seems to be turning backwards, but Berlin philosopher Rahel Jaeggi defends a comforting idea in her new book: historical progress is possible. source site
Non-fiction book “Precarious Happiness. Adorno and the Sources of Normativity” – Culture
“I am the spirit that always denies,” says Mephistopheles in Goethe’s “Faust.” But it seems as if this spirit only came to earth in the 20th century. In the form…