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Die Wand

by Marlen Haushofer

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Aug 18, 2026 11:29AM

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Sofies Welt

by Jostein Gaarder

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(page 217 of 622)
"XIV. Zwei Kulturkreise
Europa ist von der indogermanischen Kultur (Griechen, Römer, Germanen) und der semitischen (Juden- und Christentum) geprägt. Die indogermanische breitete sich vermutlich ab 2.000 BCE vom schwarzen Meer nach Indien und Europa aus, ist polytheistisch mit zyklischem Geschichtsbild. Die semitische Kultur stammt von der arabischen Halbinsel, ist monotheistisch und hat ein lineares Geschichtsbild." — 16 hours, 29 min ago

Apr 03, 2026 02:22PM

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Einführung in die Systemtheorie

by Niklas Luhmann

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Oct 01, 2025 05:09PM

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“Were we to evaluate people, not only according to their intelligence and their education, their occupation, and their power, but according to their kindliness and their courage, their imagination and sensitivity, their sympathy and generosity, there could be no classes.”
― Michael Young, The Rise of the Meritocracy

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