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Don't Give a Fuck, de vertaling van The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F*ck, gaat over het terugwinnen van de kwaliteit van je leven. Sarah Knight geeft een eenvoudig te gebruiken tweestappenmethode om je eigen tijd terug te claimen. Niet meer als een kip zonder kop rondrennen om vooral anderen ter wille te zijn. Er zijn genoeg dingen in je leven waar je je wél druk om moet maken - en daar heb je meer tijd voor als je de dingen waar je eigenlijk geen bal om geeft, kunt laten schieten. Ruim na je huis met Marie Kondo nu je hoofd op met Sarah Knight. En dat zonder excuses: #geensorry. Bron : http://www.bol.com

Toegepaste psychologie --- Sociale vaardigheden --- Persoonlijke ontwikkeling --- Stressmanagement

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By “Neo-Latin,” we mean the Latin language and literature from around the time of the early Italian humanist Petrarch (1304–1374) up until the present day, focusing particularly on its period of greatest intellectual and social relevance from the fifteenth until the eighteenth centuries. During these four centuries or so, Neo-Latin contributed significantly to the history of Europe, but also to that of other continents. Neo-Latin has increasingly been seen as a foundation of all early modern culture in the western world and its areas of influence. Accordingly we extend our parameters more widely: we focus not only on concertedly “literary” works but are also interested in, for instance, philosophical writing, scientific treatises, rhetorical manuals, and so on. The Handbook is divided into three sections: “Language and Genre” (chapters 1–13) combines philological discussion with literary criticism and/or rhetorical analysis, and, in most cases, considers these aspects within an author or work’s historical context. “Cultural Contexts” (chapters 14–24) focuses on pedagogy and education, academic disciplines, confessional, and sociological categories such as gender and class. The “Countries and Regions” section (chapters 25–35) expands the Handbook’s geographical coverage as broadly as possible, from the countries which generated a conspicuous amount of Neo-Latin writing throughout the early modern period (such as Italy, France, the German-speaking countries) to those countries which produced far fewer Latin works in terms of quantity, but where composition in Latin was still fundamental to the self-definition, development and ideological purpose of those writing it (as in the Americas and Asia).

Latin language / History. --- Latin language. --- Latin literature, Medieval and modern / History and criticism. --- Latin literature, Medieval and modern. --- Literatur. --- Neulatein. --- Latin literature, Medieval and modern --- Latin language --- History and criticism. --- History.

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Italian literature --- Medieval Latin literature --- State, The --- Political science --- Etat --- Science politique --- Early works to 1800. --- Ouvrages avant 1800 --- Momus (Greek deity) in literature --- Early works to 1800 --- State [The ] --- State, The - Early works to 1800. --- Political science - Early works to 1800