Lynch jonah (93 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: New. 'Touch, scent, taste. Three of the five senses that cannot be transmitted through technology. Three-fifths of reality, sixty percent. This book is an invitation to notice that other sixty per cent.'In The Scent of Lemons Jonah Lynch considers if technology is stealing something essential from us in return for all its marvellous gifts. He writes: 'I feel the urgent need to clarify my relationship with the technologies which in ever more elegant and hidden ways accompany our lives.'He wants to understand, starting from his own experiences, how the exercise of attention, the way we see the world and construct relationships, uses or is used by technology. Today many say: 'See you on Facebook!' instead of 'See you at the usual bar!', what the American writer Wendell Berry calls 'our lazy willingness to let machines, and the idea of the machine, prescribe the terms and conditions of the life of creatures'.'Every place is singular, and every person is unique,' Lynch writes, and to re-learn this truth it might be necessary to do a little 'technological fasting'. Not to eliminate our freedom, but to joyfully rediscover it.…

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Zustand: New. pp. 112.

Zustand: New. pp. 112.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 112 pages. 8.26x5.07x0.34 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Narra la profunda amistad entre dos estudiantes universitarios agnósticos. En pocos años, uno será sacerdote católico y el otro, de raíces hebreas, compartirá la suerte trágica de su pueblo. El libro es un testimonio de búsqueda de Dios, de amistad y de esperanza. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 112 pages. 'Touch, scent, taste. Three of the five senses that cannot be transmitted thr ough technology. Three-fifths of reality, sixty percent. This book is an invitat ion to notice that other sixty per cent.'In The Scent of Lemons Jonah Lyn ch considers if technology is stealing something essential from us in return for all its marvellous gifts. He writes: 'I feel the urgent need to clarify my rela tionship with the technologies which in ever more elegant and hidden ways accomp any our lives.'He wants to understand, starting from his own experiences, how the exercise of attention, the way we see the world and construct relations hips, uses or is used by technology. Today many say: 'See you on Facebook!' inst ead of 'See you at the usual bar!', what the American writer Wendell Berry calls 'our lazy willingness to let machines, and the idea of the machine, prescribe t he terms and conditions of the life of creatures'.'Every place is singula r, and every person is unique,' Lynch writes, and to re-learn this truth it migh t be necessary to do a little 'technological fasting'. Not to eliminate our free dom, but to joyfully rediscover it.…

Illus. Paper Cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 136 clean and tight pages, no writing or highlights. Cover shows light shelf wear: some rubbing, light soiling and bumped front lower right corner. --- [We are a non-profit Abbey/Seminary Library. Thank you for your support!]. Gift Inscription.

Gebundene Ausgabe. Zustand: Gut. 115 Seiten Bonifatius - 1. Auf. 2014 : Jonah Lynch - tb - 9-1-5-18 FJ-HFYK-149E Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 118.

paperback. Zustand: mint. Jonah Lynch: Der Duft der Zitronen. Menschliche Beziehungen im Facebook-Zeitalter. Bonifatius Druck - Buch - Verlag, Paderborn 2014. Broschur, 115 Seiten, guter Zustand.

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Paperback. Zustand: New. 'Touch, scent, taste. Three of the five senses that cannot be transmitted through technology. Three-fifths of reality, sixty percent. This book is an invitation to notice that other sixty per cent.'In The Scent of Lemons Jonah Lynch considers if technology is stealing something essential from us in return for all its marvellous gifts. He writes: 'I feel the urgent need to clarify my relationship with the technologies which in ever more elegant and hidden ways accompany our lives.'He wants to understand, starting from his own experiences, how the exercise of attention, the way we see the world and construct relationships, uses or is used by technology. Today many say: 'See you on Facebook!' instead of 'See you at the usual bar!', what the American writer Wendell Berry calls 'our lazy willingness to let machines, and the idea of the machine, prescribe the terms and conditions of the life of creatures'.'Every place is singular, and every person is unique,' Lynch writes, and to re-learn this truth it might be necessary to do a little 'technological fasting'. Not to eliminate our freedom, but to joyfully rediscover it.…