With both Earth Day and Arbor Day this month, we're dedicating this edition of "Ideas for E.L.L.'s" to the environment.
This month's edition of Ideas for E.L.L's celebrates the holidays — Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year's, even winter break — but, of course, just as you can pick, choose and adapt ideas from previous posts in this series, much of what we suggest below can be taught any time of year.
In the first edition of his Ideas for a Philosophy of Nature (Ideen zu einer Philosophie der Natur) (1797), he set out to prove idealism by trying to show that "the system of Nature is at the same time the system of our mind" (IP 30, SW 1, 134).
This early approach to establishing an idealistic monism and thereby vindicating a Fichte-inspired dynamic version of ontological idealism was in turn given up by Schelling a couple of years later in the second edition of the Ideas and criticized by him as providing a basis only for what he now calls "relative idealism" (IP 52; SW 1, 163).
A limited-edition run of "Ideas of Order," Stevens's second book of poems, thus appeared in 1935.
In the wake of the earliest human expeditions to space, the 1963 edition of The Great Ideas Today an Encyclopædia Britannica publication released each year between 1961 and 1998 contained a topical "Symposium on Space".
He is both a familiar insidious figure, and a new edition of an old idea expressed with refreshed and forceful rhetoric".
This is the fifth edition of a good idea, in which the Kitchen commissions composers of varied backgrounds to write for a 10-piece resident big band -- a band that plays all kinds of styles, from jazz to avant-garde to classical.
The National Trust's latest free edition of Green Transport News has lots of ideas for days out that cut the number of cars carrying visitors to its properties.
With this edition of "The Year in Ideas," our up-to-the-minute catalog of the modern mind becomes an annual institution.
Handsome, well-researched, substantial tomes thudded on to the shelves: a thoroughly revised edition of William Curtis's Le Corbusier: Ideas and Forms (Phaidon), and two magnificent catalogues, The World of Charles and Ray Eames and Latin America in Construction (both Thames & Hudson), which accompanied exhibitions of the same name at the Barbican in London and MoMA in New York.
