No Shred Of Doubt
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Pragmatism and Inquiry
Author: Isaac Levi
language: en
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Release Date: 2012-08-30
This volume presents a series of essays on the nature of intellectual inquiry: what its aims are and how it operates. Isaac Levi draws upon the work of the American Pragmatists C. S. Peirce and John Dewey to investigate what justifies change in belief.
You and Your Queries
The book You and Your Queries as a whole, and the answers will form a part of the General Knowledge: basic and essential for Existence; Growth; Stability; Peace; Health; Pleasure and Bliss, the most important things to avoid extinction and for continuity of life on the Mother Earth. From where does one start one's journey may have its importance but where does one reach, where does one terminate one's journey, or where the journey is terminated, with what ability and what aspirations and resolutions, achievements and accomplishments, is more important and has greater value and impact on the next journey, next life and the final outcome. With the book You and Your Queries start the journey from the starting point and reach the final stage, the terminal with adequate patience and exuberant pleasure, pursuing all the pursuits: Physical, Religious, Spiritual and Sublime in a controlled and balanced way to get utmost satisfaction in life and Moksha after death.
Hans Holbein
One of the greatest artists of the Renaissance, Hans Holbein the Younger was also a complex and fascinating man who knew Erasmus, Thomas More, Henry VIII and many of the sixteenth century's wielders of power and influence. He developed his own distinctive attitudes towards religion, politics and social life as he moved among stalwart burghers, merchant adventurers and the bejewelled denizens of a glittering court. The Elizabethan artist Nicolas Hilliard recognised him as 'the greatest Master in [portraiture] that ever was'. Yet the range of Holbein's talent went far beyond painting likenesses. He was constantly in demand for trompe-l'oeil murals and intricate jewellery designs, and he revolutionized book illustration. He produced Catholic altarpieces and Protestant propaganda engravings, woodcuts and drawings depicting the stories of the bible. In this fascinating biography, acclaimed historian Derek Wilson gives a fresh account of Holbein's motives and paintings, suggesting that they included coded signals and propaganda about political figures of the time. Hans Holbein: Portrait of an Unknown Man is a controversial reinterpretation which presents the artist as a man inextricably bound up in the stirring events of a creative and turbulent age.