Böcker av David Wiggins

This book represents an exceptional synthesis of mystery, adventure, and romance that is likely to engage readers until the conclusion. The narrative commences in the vibrant city of London and subsequently transpires in a quaint village located in the Peak District of Derbyshire, where secrets are omnipresent. The protagonist's journey unfolds across the moors, leading to the discovery of concealed locals where love can flourish. The culmination of this adventure occurs in Queensland, Australia, characterized by its intense climate, where the hero ultimately uncovers the answers to the enigmas that have plagued him. However, these revelations necessitate a return to the idyllic village, where the underlying truth awaits illumination. Therefore, for those seeking an enthralling and immersive reading experience, I recommend obtaining a copy of "POUTIA Secret Hidden Place" to embark on this remarkable adventure.

"The Forgotten Children." This heartfelt story centers around Mandy, a little girl who endured the unimaginable pain of being bought, sold, and ultimately abandoned. Her story transforms when she is discovered by a kind old lady who washes her hair, provides clean clothes, and loves her dearly.However, the old lady's love comes with a price. She keeps Mandy isolated from the outside world, never allowing her to venture out. This raises the question: Was this an act of excessive love and protection, or did it stem from a deeper fear of losing Mandy? The story delicately explores the complexities of love, care, and the fine line between protection and imprisonment.To delve into Mandy's compelling journey and discover the layers of this touching narrative, please click the link to obtain your copy of "The Forgotten Children." This book is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the profound impact of love, both given and received.Thank you for your support and happy reading!

Rippenspaltendes Lachen laut klassische Komödie. Slapstick-Komödie, die alle Generationen nachempfinden und genießen können. Derrick ist ein Junge, der an einem unkontrollierbaren Windproblem leidet. Derek und seine Freunde versuchen, eine Lösung dafür zu finden, als seine Fürze außer Kontrolle geraten. Sie beschließen, Derek in das Talent der Briten aufzunehmen. Derek stellt fest, dass er das Leiden zu seinem Vorteil nutzen kann, da sein Furzen ihm Ruhm und Reichtum einbringt. Halfpennyman.com

THIS EXCITING SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURE WILL HAVE READERS GRIPPED FROM START TO FINISH. A BEAUTIFUL, THOUGHT-PROVOKING JOURNEY THROUGH TIME AND SPACE. The narrative begins in Ancient Greece and strange beings that inhabit the island of light. The Titans arrive there on the island of light. They come from Omega in Andromeda, 5 beings that possess the ability to alter life forms by genetic modifications. Their handiwork is legendary they produced magnificent creatures such as Centaur, Minotaur, Chimera, and Pegasus. The Titans ruled Ancient Greece and their authority was not questioned as they were seen as deities, children of the gods. The bright light that shone from the island of light emanated from a space/time portal that was situated there at the entrance to a cave. The Titans arrived there unexpectedly and they departed in the same way. However, their genetic creations were not truly appreciated and many were hunted and killed. However, some of the creatures escaped by following their creators into the cave.

In this book, which thoroughly revises and greatly expands his classic work Sameness and Substance (1980), David Wiggins retrieves and refurbishes in the light of twentieth-century logic and logical theory certain conceptions of identity, of substance and of persistence through change that philosophy inherits from its past. In this new version, he vindicates the absoluteness, necessity, determinateness and all or nothing character of identity against rival conceptions. He defends a form of essentialism that he calls individuative essentialism, and then a form of realism that he calls conceptualist realism. In a final chapter he advocates a human being-based conception of the identity and individuation of persons, arguing that any satisfactory account of personal memory must make reference to the life of the rememberer himself. This important book will appeal to a wide range of readers in metaphysics, philosophical logic, and analytic philosophy.

Almost everyone has wondered at some time or another why morality requires what it appears to require and how, if at all, it speaks to us. This book surveys the answers commonly proposed for such questions - gathering insights from Hume, Kant, the utilitarians and the post-utilitarian thinkers of the twentieth century.