A. Wolf Libri

Experience a fantastical tale of self-discovery, belonging, and new beginnings... Kestra lives an uninspiring life in the heavily religious, isolated settlement of Hanshen. To the north lies an endless ocean, forbidden to women. To the south lies a dangerous wood, forbidden to everyone-the edge of the Path. But if it's so dangerous, why does it call to her? She knows she isn't made for the conventional life her mother wants for her. When a peculiar girl is shipwrecked on their shores, Kestra begins to realise that she doesn't belong in more ways than she thought, and when the girl decides to leave for the wood, she longs to follow. In the wake of the girl's disappearance, strange things begin to happen within Kestra. When she makes the traumatic discovery of her true power, escape is no longer just a thought-it becomes the difference between life and death. Her only option is to answer the call of the wood, whatever may lie within. What she discovers will change everything she knows forever.

A textbook on the principles of logical reasoning and scientific method, including chapters covering topics such as argumentation, inductive and deductive reasoning, and scientific observation and experimentation. The book is intended for students of philosophy, logic, and the natural sciences.

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The book offers a critical examination of how higher education in Nazi Germany served as a tool for promoting and solidifying state ideology during a time of impending defeat in World War II. It explores the relationship between education and totalitarianism, highlighting the ways in which academic institutions were manipulated to support the regime's goals. This analysis contributes to a broader understanding of the role of education in authoritarian systems.

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