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La crise politique, culturelle et morale que traverse l'Occident, immense, affecte l'humanité tout entière. Il n'existe plus de système de valeurs communément partagé à partir duquel avancer. Même les crimes contre l'humanité se voient justifiés par des fanatiques idéologiques et pseudo-religieux qui ambitionnent de contraindre les peuples à céder à leur exigence d'un pouvoir totalitaire. Ces dérives désastreuses sont la conséquence du déni de la vérité objective, fondée sur Dieu, Créateur du monde, et sur la loi naturelle telle qu'elle se manifeste dans sa création.En abordant la question de Dieu, de la Vérité objective, de la place de l'Eglise dans la société contemporaine, le cardinal Müller, ancien préfet de la Congrégation pour la Doctrine de la Foi, montre que notre attitude à l'égard de la vérité que Dieu nous a révélée ne peut dépendre de notre état psychologique ni de notre tournure d'esprit, qu'elle soit plutôt conservatrice ou plutôt progressiste. Au coeur des bouleversements, il en appelle au courage des catholiques pour témoigner, fut-ce au risque de leur vie, du Christ sauveur de l'Humanité.Archevêque et cardinal allemand, Ludwig Gerhard Müller a été préfet de la Congrégation pour la Doctrine de la foi, la plus haute autorité doctrinale de l'Eglise de 2012 à 2017.

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"A foreboding meditation in the vein of Southern Gothic literature, Drake's most recent body of work emerged through her collaboration with an enigmatic group of women loosely calling themselves "Knit Club." The nature of the club is ambiguous. It is a cross between a gang, a cult of mysteries, and a group of friends bound by secrets only they share. The book follows a narrative structure loosely borrowed from Faulkner's As I Lay Dying-- that is to say, not one omniscient narrator but many disparate stream-of-consciousness voices. We sense the authorship of the photographs to be collaborative, the result of creative play between Drake and the club in which she found herself embedded, their process a kind of alchemy. In the style of the Gothic, Drake's masterful use of color to create mood opens the door to the tension between the real and the supernatural. What we find, however, is not grotesque but something vital. A community that manages to exist outside the gaze or control of men. Women, children, and mothers, shrouded in masks and mystery to live a life on their own terms."--from the publisher.

Photography, Artistic --- Photography of women --- Mothers --- Drake, Carolyn. --- Water Valley (Miss.)

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This reference text covers the latest developments in biochar materials research, a field which is becoming increasingly popular due to the potential of biochar to replace carbon materials derived from non-renewable sources. Emerging and innovative applications of biochar materials are discussed, and all aspects of the field are covered, from production to applications, including details on the techniques used. There is a particular focus on biochar as a material for composites and sensors. This is the first book to cover emerging applications of biochar as an innovative, versatile, carbon-based renewable material, beyond its traditional uses in agriculture. It is a valuable reference for all researchers in the fields of biochar and carbon materials, including industry practitioners.

Biochar. --- Biochar --- Materials science. --- TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Materials Science / General. --- Industrial applications.