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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In his 1909 pamphlet Marxism & Darwinism Pannekoek strongly rebutted the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists. In doing so he applied a historical materialist analysis of the origins and development of human society through social coexistence, the use of tools and the consequent development of language and thought. It is through production that human beings are distinguished from animals; the ability to produce not only objects for consumption, but also objects designed for subsequent acts of production, such as the first rudimentary tools for hunting, fishing and the harvesting of fruit. It is through work that the ape-man develops into the full human being. Darwinian science, therefore, cannot be applied to human society; any analysis "based on the natural sciences would almost always lead to wrong conclusions on social issues, because nature remains the same throughout human history, while the forms of society have been changing rapidly and constantly".This new translation and book cover design is by Ed Walker, who hereby waives all claim of copyright (economic and moral) in this work and immediately places it in the public domain. A new translation of a Marxist classic, "Marxism and Darwinism" in which Anton Pannekoek rebuts the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists, applying a historical materialist analysis of the origins of and development of human society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Brighton and London, late 1980s.When slum landlord Jan Kotze is linked to the suspicious death of a Brighton shop owner, Alex Martin and his circle of friends decide that exposure is not enough - justice must be forced.They are an unlikely alliance: activists, citizen journalists, and political misfits scraping by on idealism and nerve. To fund their campaign, they open an illegal shebeen, drawing the attention of Harry Sexton, a calculating London underworld figure whose business interests are anything but clean. As Alex is pulled into Sexton's orbit, survival begins to demand compromises that test every belief he holds.Under the harsh discipline of Bruce, a former paratrooper turned ideological Marxist, the group prepares for confrontation. They are soon joined by Bob, Kotze's sworn enemy - a vegan anarchist whose contempt for Bruce is instant and mutual. Tensions rise, loyalties fracture, and the stakes turn deadly. Two comrades are killed. Death threats follow.Amid the pressure, Alex finds himself torn between two powerful connections: a growing love for Yvonne, a guarded and troubled young woman carrying secrets of her own, and an intense intellectual bond with Julie, a fiercely principled LGBT activist and formidable martial artist.As surveillance tightens and betrayal closes in, Alex is ambushed while tailing Kotze and left close to death. A desperate plan is set in motion, but it backfires when Bruce is framed for murder. The group realises too late that they have been infiltrated - their premises bugged, their movements exposed - just as Kotze prepares a brutal reckoning.What follows is a violent confrontation that forces each of them to face the cost of conviction, loyalty, and love. In the aftermath, Alex must decide how far he is willing to go to protect those he loves - and whether justice can ever be clean when power, violence, and compromise are the only tools left.Set against the gritty political and social landscape of late 1980s Britain, Lamb to the Slaughter is a tense, morally charged thriller about solidarity, betrayal, and the blurred line between resistance and crime. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the spring of 1990, as the Soviet Union begins to fracture, Alex Martin is drawn into a dangerous investigation that reaches from the streets of Brighton and London to the forests of Estonia and the heart of a crumbling superpower.Around him gathers a memorable cast of allies and adversaries: loyal friends from Brighton's activist community; a charismatic underworld figure whose motives remain uncertain; Soviet officials ranging from rigid bureaucrats to unexpectedly humane soldiers and policemen; determined Estonian patriots fighting for independence; journalists, intelligence officers and opportunists; and relentless IRA pursuers whose own mission intersects with Alex's in increasingly dangerous ways.No one possesses the whole truth. Every character sees only part of the picture, and survival depends less on force than on trust, improvisation and the willingness to work with unlikely allies.What begins with the disappearance of a cargo of vodka soon develops into something far more complex. Alex wonders whether he has been drawn into an elaborate insurance fraud. Friends vanish, loyalties shift, and the boundaries between organised crime, political idealism and state power become increasingly blurred. As Estonia moves towards independence and the Soviet authorities struggle to maintain control, he finds himself caught in a world where no one seems to know who is really in charge.A Drop of Courage is not a conventional Cold War thriller. It is a historical political thriller set during one of the twentieth century's most turbulent turning points, when the old certainties of East and West were giving way to confusion, opportunity and danger. Against the backdrop of the collapsing Soviet system, competing political, criminal and intelligence networks pursue their own agendas as history accelerates towards the restoration of Estonian independence.Rich in historical detail and authentic atmosphere, the novel explores friendship, courage and moral compromise, asking what ordinary people do when the institutions around them begin to fail. From the ports of southern England to the frozen landscapes of the Baltic, the story combines suspense, adventure and political realism with an eye for the human consequences of great historical events.Following Lamb to the Slaughter, this second Alex Martin novel continues a series in which meticulously researched historical events provide the backdrop to gripping political thrillers. Readers who enjoy historically grounded suspense, international crime fiction and the dramatic final years of the Soviet Union will find a compelling story of survival, solidarity and the courage required to walk towards danger when there is no safe path home. As a superpower collapses, a man becomes entangled in a web of shifting loyalties and criminal conspiracies. In a world where truth is fragmented, survival requires trusting the wrong people to navigate a landscape of chaos. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In his 1909 pamphlet Marxism & Darwinism Pannekoek strongly rebutted the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists. In doing so he applied a historical materialist analysis of the origins and development of human society through social coexistence, the use of tools and the consequent development of language and thought. It is through production that human beings are distinguished from animals; the ability to produce not only objects for consumption, but also objects designed for subsequent acts of production, such as the first rudimentary tools for hunting, fishing and the harvesting of fruit. It is through work that the ape-man develops into the full human being. Darwinian science, therefore, cannot be applied to human society; any analysis 'based on the natural sciences would almost always lead to wrong conclusions on social issues, because nature remains the same throughout human history, while the forms of society have been changing rapidly and constantly'.This new translation and book cover design is by Ed Walker, who hereby waives all claim of copyright (economic and moral) in this work and immediately places it in the public domain.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In his 1909 pamphlet Marxism & Darwinism Pannekoek strongly rebutted the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists. In doing so he applied a historical materialist analysis of the origins and development of human society through social coexistence, the use of tools and the consequent development of language and thought. It is through production that human beings are distinguished from animals; the ability to produce not only objects for consumption, but also objects designed for subsequent acts of production, such as the first rudimentary tools for hunting, fishing and the harvesting of fruit. It is through work that the ape-man develops into the full human being. Darwinian science, therefore, cannot be applied to human society; any analysis "based on the natural sciences would almost always lead to wrong conclusions on social issues, because nature remains the same throughout human history, while the forms of society have been changing rapidly and constantly".This new translation and book cover design is by Ed Walker, who hereby waives all claim of copyright (economic and moral) in this work and immediately places it in the public domain. A new translation of a Marxist classic, "Marxism and Darwinism" in which Anton Pannekoek rebuts the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists, applying a historical materialist analysis of the origins of and development of human society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Brighton and London, late 1980s.When slum landlord Jan Kotze is linked to the suspicious death of a Brighton shop owner, Alex Martin and his circle of friends decide that exposure is not enough - justice must be forced.They are an unlikely alliance: activists, citizen journalists, and political misfits scraping by on idealism and nerve. To fund their campaign, they open an illegal shebeen, drawing the attention of Harry Sexton, a calculating London underworld figure whose business interests are anything but clean. As Alex is pulled into Sexton's orbit, survival begins to demand compromises that test every belief he holds.Under the harsh discipline of Bruce, a former paratrooper turned ideological Marxist, the group prepares for confrontation. They are soon joined by Bob, Kotze's sworn enemy - a vegan anarchist whose contempt for Bruce is instant and mutual. Tensions rise, loyalties fracture, and the stakes turn deadly. Two comrades are killed. Death threats follow.Amid the pressure, Alex finds himself torn between two powerful connections: a growing love for Yvonne, a guarded and troubled young woman carrying secrets of her own, and an intense intellectual bond with Julie, a fiercely principled LGBT activist and formidable martial artist.As surveillance tightens and betrayal closes in, Alex is ambushed while tailing Kotze and left close to death. A desperate plan is set in motion, but it backfires when Bruce is framed for murder. The group realises too late that they have been infiltrated - their premises bugged, their movements exposed - just as Kotze prepares a brutal reckoning.What follows is a violent confrontation that forces each.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the spring of 1990, as the Soviet Union begins to fracture, Alex Martin is drawn into a dangerous enterprise that reaches from the streets of Brighton and London to the forests of Estonia and the heart of a crumbling superpower.A memorable cast of allies and adversaries gathers around him: loyal friends from Brighton's activist community; a charismatic underworld figure whose motives remain uncertain; Soviet officials ranging from rigid bureaucrats to unexpectedly humane soldiers and policemen; determined Estonian patriots fighting for independence; journalists, intelligence officers and opportunists; and relentless IRA pursuers whose own mission intersects with Alex's in increasingly dangerous ways.No one possesses the whole truth. Every character sees only part of the picture, and survival depends less on force than on trust, improvisation and the willingness to work with unlikely allies.What begins with the disappearance of a cargo of vodka soon develops into something far more complex. Alex wonders whether he has been drawn into an elaborate insurance fraud. Friends vanish, loyalties shift, and the boundaries between organised crime, political idealism and state power become increasingly blurred. As Estonia moves towards independence and the Soviet authorities struggle to maintain control, he finds himself caught in a world where no one seems to know who is really in charge.A Drop of Courage is not a conventional Cold War thriller. It is a historical political thriller set during one of the twentieth century's most turbulent turning points, when the old assumptions about East and West were giving way to confusion, opportunity and danger. Against the backdrop of the collapsing Soviet system, competing political, criminal and intelligence networks pursue their own agendas as history accelerates towards the restoration of Estonian independence.Rich in historical detail and authentic atmosphere, the novel explores friendship, courage and moral compromise, asking what ordinary people do when the institutions around them begin to fail. From the ports of southern England to the frozen landscapes of the Baltic, the story combines suspense, adventure and political realism with an eye for the human consequences of great historical events.Following Lamb to the Slaughter, this second Alex Martin novel continues a series in which meticulously researched historical events provide the backdrop to gripping political thrillers. Readers who enjoy historically grounded suspense, international crime fiction and the dramatic final years of the Soviet Union will find a compelling story of survival, solidarity and the courage required to walk towards danger when there is no safe path home.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the spring of 1990, as the Soviet Union begins to fracture, Alex Martin is drawn into a dangerous investigation that reaches from the streets of Brighton and London to the forests of Estonia and the heart of a crumbling superpower.Around him gathers a memorable cast of allies and adversaries: loyal friends from Brighton's activist community; a charismatic underworld figure whose motives remain uncertain; Soviet officials ranging from rigid bureaucrats to unexpectedly humane soldiers and policemen; determined Estonian patriots fighting for independence; journalists, intelligence officers and opportunists; and relentless IRA pursuers whose own mission intersects with Alex's in increasingly dangerous ways.No one possesses the whole truth. Every character sees only part of the picture, and survival depends less on force than on trust, improvisation and the willingness to work with unlikely allies.What begins with the disappearance of a cargo of vodka soon develops into something far more complex. Alex wonders whether he has been drawn into an elaborate insurance fraud. Friends vanish, loyalties shift, and the boundaries between organised crime, political idealism and state power become increasingly blurred. As Estonia moves towards independence and the Soviet authorities struggle to maintain control, he finds himself caught in a world where no one seems to know who is really in charge.A Drop of Courage is not a conventional Cold War thriller. It is a historical political thriller set during one of the twentieth century's most turbulent turning points, when the old certainties of East and West were giving way to confusion, opportunity and danger. Against the backdrop of the collapsing Soviet system, competing political, criminal and intelligence networks pursue their own agendas as history accelerates towards the restoration of Estonian independence.Rich in historical detail and authentic atmosphere, the novel explores friendship, courage and moral compromise, asking what ordinary people do when the institutions around them begin to fail. From the ports of southern England to the frozen landscapes of the Baltic, the story combines suspense, adventure and political realism with an eye for the human consequences of great historical events.Following Lamb to the Slaughter, this second Alex Martin novel continues a series in which meticulously researched historical events provide the backdrop to gripping political thrillers. Readers who enjoy historically grounded suspense, international crime fiction and the dramatic final years of the Soviet Union will find a compelling story of survival, solidarity and the courage required to walk towards danger when there is no safe path home. As a superpower collapses, a man becomes entangled in a web of shifting loyalties and criminal conspiracies. In a world where truth is fragmented, survival requires trusting the wrong people to navigate a landscape of chaos. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In his 1909 pamphlet Marxism & Darwinism Pannekoek strongly rebutted the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists. In doing so he applied a historical materialist analysis of the origins and development of human society through social coexistence, the use of tools and the consequent development of language and thought. It is through production that human beings are distinguished from animals; the ability to produce not only objects for consumption, but also objects designed for subsequent acts of production, such as the first rudimentary tools for hunting, fishing and the harvesting of fruit. It is through work that the ape-man develops into the full human being. Darwinian science, therefore, cannot be applied to human society; any analysis "based on the natural sciences would almost always lead to wrong conclusions on social issues, because nature remains the same throughout human history, while the forms of society have been changing rapidly and constantly".This new translation and book cover design is by Ed Walker, who hereby waives all claim of copyright (economic and moral) in this work and immediately places it in the public domain. A new translation of a Marxist classic, "Marxism and Darwinism" in which Anton Pannekoek rebuts the arguments of bourgeois Darwinists, applying a historical materialist analysis of the origins of and development of human society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the spring of 1990, as the Soviet Union begins to fracture, Alex Martin is drawn into a dangerous investigation that reaches from the streets of Brighton and London to the forests of Estonia and the heart of a crumbling superpower.Around him gathers a memorable cast of allies and adversaries: loyal friends from Brighton's activist community; a charismatic underworld figure whose motives remain uncertain; Soviet officials ranging from rigid bureaucrats to unexpectedly humane soldiers and policemen; determined Estonian patriots fighting for independence; journalists, intelligence officers and opportunists; and relentless IRA pursuers whose own mission intersects with Alex's in increasingly dangerous ways.No one possesses the whole truth. Every character sees only part of the picture, and survival depends less on force than on trust, improvisation and the willingness to work with unlikely allies.What begins with the disappearance of a cargo of vodka soon develops into something far more complex. Alex wonders whether he has been drawn into an elaborate insurance fraud. Friends vanish, loyalties shift, and the boundaries between organised crime, political idealism and state power become increasingly blurred. As Estonia moves towards independence and the Soviet authorities struggle to maintain control, he finds himself caught in a world where no one seems to know who is really in charge.A Drop of Courage is not a conventional Cold War thriller. It is a historical political thriller set during one of the twentieth century's most turbulent turning points, when the old certainties of East and West were giving way to confusion, opportunity and danger. Against the backdrop of the collapsing Soviet system, competing political, criminal and intelligence networks pursue their own agendas as history accelerates towards the restoration of Estonian independence.Rich in historical detail and authentic atmosphere, the novel explores friendship, courage and moral compromise, asking what ordinary people do when the institutions around them begin to fail. From the ports of southern England to the frozen landscapes of the Baltic, the story combines suspense, adventure and political realism with an eye for the human consequences of great historical events.Following Lamb to the Slaughter, this second Alex Martin novel continues a series in which meticulously researched historical events provide the backdrop to gripping political thrillers. Readers who enjoy historically grounded suspense, international crime fiction and the dramatic final years of the Soviet Union will find a compelling story of survival, solidarity and the courage required to walk towards danger when there is no safe path home. As a superpower collapses, a man becomes entangled in a web of shifting loyalties and criminal conspiracies. In a world where truth is fragmented, survival requires trusting the wrong people to navigate a landscape of chaos. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Brighton and London, late 1980s.When slum landlord Jan Kotze is linked to the suspicious death of a Brighton shop owner, Alex Martin and his circle of friends decide that exposure is not enough - justice must be forced.They are an unlikely alliance: activists, citizen journalists, and political misfits scraping by on idealism and nerve. To fund their campaign, they open an illegal shebeen, drawing the attention of Harry Sexton, a calculating London underworld figure whose business interests are anything but clean. As Alex is pulled into Sexton's orbit, survival begins to demand compromises that test every belief he holds.Under the harsh discipline of Bruce, a former paratrooper turned ideological Marxist, the group prepares for confrontation. They are soon joined by Bob, Kotze's sworn enemy - a vegan anarchist whose contempt for Bruce is instant and mutual. Tensions rise, loyalties fracture, and the stakes turn deadly. Two comrades are killed. Death threats follow.Amid the pressure, Alex finds himself torn between two powerful connections: a growing love for Yvonne, a guarded and troubled young woman carrying secrets of her own, and an intense intellectual bond with Julie, a fiercely principled LGBT activist and formidable martial artist.As surveillance tightens and betrayal closes in, Alex is ambushed while tailing Kotze and left close to death. A desperate plan is set in motion, but it backfires when Bruce is framed for murder. The group realises too late that they have been infiltrated - their premises bugged, their movements exposed - just as Kotze prepares a brutal reckoning.What follows is a violent confrontation that forces each of them to face the cost of conviction, loyalty, and love. In the aftermath, Alex must decide how far he is willing to go to protect those he loves - and whether justice can ever be clean when power, violence, and compromise are the only tools left.Set against the gritty political and social landscape of late 1980s Britain, Lamb to the Slaughter is a tense, morally charged thriller about solidarity, betrayal, and the blurred line between resistance and crime. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This long-awaited definitive edition brings together, for the first time, all the poetry Ted Walker published during his lifetime, with the exception of his poetry for children. He published seven single volumes, from Fox on a Barn Door (1965) to Mangoes on the Moon (1999). Many of his poems were first published in The New Yorker.Critical introductions to each collection and notes that illuminate the history and development of the poems make this the essential volume for admirers of Walker's poetic work.Walker's poetry won praise for its nature imagery; through the lives of animals, it explores aspects of the human condition such as fatherhood, loneliness and human labour in poems including 'By the Saltings', 'Moth' and 'Ox'.His fascination with the coast - the shingle and sand of Lancing beach and the Adur estuary at Shoreham - is best explained by Walker's childhood: he grew up at a time when they were all strictly off-limits, mined and guarded against a possible invasion. In his autobiographical The High Path he writes, 'This, then, was what Peace was: to stand and gaze at the unsinister sea; to pick up a streamer of bladder-wrack and watch it lift with the wind.'His poetry also explores grief and loss, while the later volumes broaden their geographical horizons beyond Sussex to the Welsh countryside, Spain and Australia.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Marxism and Darwinism | Anton Pannekoek | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | RedLines Press | EAN 9783982916446 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.