Peter-Alexander Wacker Libros

Frontmatter -- Relación de autores que se mencionan -- Prólogo -- Índice -- La enfermedad de Parkinson, hoy. Diagnóstico y tratamiento -- Bioquímica del sistema dopaminérgico -- Influencia de lisurida sobre los receptores dopaminérgicos pre y postsinápticos en la experimentación animal -- Efectos de los derivados del cornezuelo del centeno sobre el sistema nervioso central con referencia al agonista de la dopamina: lisurida -- Resumen de la discusión -- Comprobación clínica de la terapia oral con lisurida en la enfermedad de Parkinson -- Experiencia con lisurida en una clínica especial -- La importancia de una combinación precoz de lisurida y L-Dopa en el tratamiento de la enfermedad de Parkinson -- Resumen de la discusión -- La aplicación parenteral de lisurida: bases cinéticas y primeras experiencias -- Administración intravenosa de lisurida en estados acinéticos -- Indicaciones para la aplicación parenteral crónica de lisurida -- Resumen de la discusión

The book offers a significant and sometimes provocative reexamination of key themes in Locke's philosophy. It delves into his ideas, challenging traditional interpretations and providing fresh insights that illuminate Locke's contributions to political theory and epistemology. Through this analysis, the author aims to reshape the understanding of Locke's impact and relevance in contemporary discussions.

Set against the backdrop of rural Thailand, the story follows Khantida, a vibrant courtesan who escapes her tumultuous marriage to a brutal police major. In her quest for refuge, she returns to her childhood village of Phayu, where she confronts her past and seeks a new beginning. The narrative explores themes of resilience, identity, and the search for freedom in a society bound by tradition and power dynamics.

Who was William Shakespeare, and what made him one of the greatest writers in history? This comprehensive survey explores the life and works of the Bard of Avon, from his humble beginnings in Stratford-upon-Avon to his meteoric rise to fame in London's theatrical world. With in-depth analysis of his plays and poems, as well as a wealth of historical context, this is an essential guide for anyone interested in the work and legacy of this literary icon.

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Focusing on the development of logical concepts from everyday language, this book offers an accessible introduction to logic without requiring prior knowledge. It illustrates how common reasoning relates to formal logic, gradually leading readers to an overview of propositional and predicate calculus systems. By bridging the gap between informal discourse and structured logic, it provides a foundational understanding that is both practical and theoretical.

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Set against the backdrop of a grand development on The Thames, the narrative unfolds as a façade for international money laundering. Amidst the glittering architecture, a mysterious killer emerges on opening day, claiming the lives of two office workers. As the body count rises weekly, panic ensues, leading to soaring absenteeism. The chilling aspect of this story lies in the killer's ability to strike in crowded areas without being seen or heard, creating an atmosphere of fear and intrigue as the investigation unfolds.

Focusing on Shakespeare's historical plays, this examination delves into the intricacies of the three-part Henry VI and its continuation, Richard III. The analysis highlights themes of power, ambition, and the human condition, offering insights into the characters and their motivations. This scholarly work, first published in 1929, provides a critical perspective on the narratives and their significance within Shakespeare's oeuvre, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of classical literature.