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For anyone looking to drink less, to leave alcohol permanently on
the shelf, or to wake up a little less hung over on Sunday, shake
and stir up your next party with Nixology. Full of classics like
the Martini, Negroni, and Cosmo, and new creations like a
Springtime Fizz, Sparkling Melon Sangria and Juniper & Tonic,
Nixology is full of recipes that are full of flavor instead
alcohol. Whip up single cocktails, batches to share, or low-ABV
drinks for a tiny buzz. Whether it’s a sunny afternoon, a dinner
with friends, a big bash, or a quiet night in, Nixology has the
perfect drink to sip.Â
This study scrutinizes the significance of transnational
mobilization for language minorities, both with regard to their
ability and their motivation to undertake such action. It is
designed as interpretative case study on Romanian minorities in the
post-communist countries of Serbia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Hungary.
The book concentrates on immobile and marginal groups outside the
focus of international politics and research. It contributes to
recent research on cosmopolitanism: only an in-depth study of
actors' everyday reality can produce qualified claims on the tense
relationship between local rootedness on the one hand and
possibilities for international mobility on the other. This, in
turn, is vital to assess the vigor of international processes such
as globalization and European integration. (Series: Region - Nation
- Europa - Vol. 75)
a kara s thought, advaita ved nta or non-dual ved nta, is a
tradition focused on "brahman," the ultimate reality transcending
all particular manifestations, words, and ideas. It is generally
considered that the transcendent brahman cannot be attained through
any effort or activity. While this conception is technically
correct, in "The Hidden Lives of Brahman," Joel Andre-Michel Dubois
contends that it is misleading.
Hidden lives of brahman become visible when analysis of a kara s
seminal commentaries is combined with ethnographic descriptions of
contemporary Br hmin students and teachers of ved nta, a group
largely ignored in most studies of this tradition. Du bois
demonstrates that for a kara, as for Br hmin tradition in general,
brahman is just as much an active force, fully connected to the
dynamic power of words and imagination, as it is a transcendent
ultimate."
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