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Sociality and Digitality

An Exploration of New Forms of Digital Social Connection and Belonging in Africa

Dans cet essai publié en 1917, Édouard Poulain examine le rôle du cinéma naissant. Il dénonce son potentiel à corrompre les moeurs et à encourager le crime, tout en reconnaissant sa capacité à éduquer, moraliser et vulgariser. L'auteur appelle à une régulation stricte pour maximiser les bienfaits du cinéma tout en minimisant ses dangers.

Une analyse du cinéma au début du 20e siècle entre critique de son impact et son potentiel éducatif

Contre le cinéma, école du vice et du crime mais Pour le cinéma, école d'éducation, de moralisation et de vulgarisation

La porte vers l'embarcadère

Édition Blanche - Version alternative du Livre I.Ce Livre décrit la formation de l'origine d'un système.Il montre comment une trajectoire se met en place mécaniquement, sans intention, sans choix, sans interprétation.L'origine n'est pas un point de départ: c'est une structure qui se construit, se densifie et impose la direction qui suivra.Ce texte expose la mécanique interne de cette formation.Il ne propose rien.Il ne commente rien.Il montre la loi intrinsèque qui organise la trajectoire dès son apparition.

la loi intrinsèque de la trajectoire

50 Kärtchen für kleine Auszeiten mit Genuss

Die kleine Kaffeehausphilosophie

British Publishers

The Bridge to Britain is the "no-nonsense" manual they didn't give you at the airport. Whether you're from the busy streets of Lagos, the tech hubs of Bangalore, or the markets of Manila, this book is here to help you stop just "getting by" and start winning.What's inside? (The stuff no one tells you): <ul><li>The "Reset" Reality Check: How to handle the hit to your ego (The Pride Trap) or the fear of looking like a failure to family back home (The Shame Trap). We'll show you how to turn a "survival job" into a strategic launchpad.</li><li>Cracking the British Code: We'll help you decode "British-speak." (Hint: If a Brit says your idea is "brave," they actually mean it's terrible!) Learn how to speak up in meetings without feeling rude.</li><li>The "Money Talk" Dealing with the "Black Tax" or "Family Duty." Learn how to say "not right now" to relatives back home so you can build your own UK credit score and future first. (It's the Oxygen Mask rule: help yourself so you can help them better later!)</li><li>The "Safe" System: How to stay on the right side of UK laws, from workplace rights to family discipline, so you don't accidentally end up in trouble.</li><li>Your Success Cheat Sheet: Everything from getting your NHS number to why you actually need to take Vitamin D in the UK (trust us, your skin will thank you).</li></ul>Real Stories, Real People: Meet Arjun, who lied to his parents about his warehouse job until he got his UK license; Sana, who almost missed a promotion because she was "too polite" to speak up; and Kofi, who learned the hard way that British parenting laws are very different from home.Your heritage is your superpower, but the UK is your new playground.Don't spend ten years "finding your feet." Cross the bridge with your head held high and build the life you came here for.

THE BRIDGE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM A GUIDE FOR THE AFRICAN AND ASIAN DIASPORA

GATTA PATATA

Unheard Stories, Unfiltered Lives

As I Am

This book, MythYL Tragedy: Unlearning Myths Built on Yuck Logic, is about those unquestioned beliefs. Some of them may look harmless, but many are deeply damaging. In fact, the harm caused by blind belief can be as tragic and dangerous as manmade disasters like the methyl gas tragedy where negligence, lack of questioning, and blind acceptance led to irreversible loss. The comparison may sound strong, but the silent damage caused by irrational beliefs has affected generations, lives, health, choices, and freedom.This is where Yuck Logic (YL) comes in logic that feels uncomfortable, irrational, outdated, or simply wrong, yet is still accepted without question. These are ideas that make us say "this doesn't feel right," but we follow them anyway because questioning them is discouraged. Over time, Yuck Logic turns into habit, habit turns into tradition, and tradition turns into unquestionable truth. This book does not attack culture, history, or faith. Faith is deeply personal and meaningful. It gives hope, strength, and purpose. But faith is not the same as blindly following everything without thought. Faith allows questions; blind belief silences them. When belief demands suffering, fear, or harm in the name of tradition, it is time to pause and rethink.

Unlearning Myths Built on Yuck Logic

Myth-YL Tragedy

Independently published

Is individual liberty collapsing, or was it systematically liquidated for corporate profit? Written from a perspective of classical stability and individual liberty, this text entirely rejects modern partisan theater to deliver a clinical audit of a collapsing superstructure. For nearly two centuries, the United States was anchored by a self-reliant populace, high social trust, and a sovereign industrial engine. Today, that civilizational inheritance has been downsized into an open economic zone-a borderless marketplace where short-term corporate profits are prioritized over the long-term survival of the middle class. In The Hollowing of the West, independent observer H.A. Veritas cuts through the manufactured noise of the two-party system to expose the cooperative, multi-decade betrayal managed from both sides of the political aisle. From the co-optation of the political Left by trillion-dollar asset managers to the historical free-trade deceptions of the establishment Right, this text details the precise economic and demographic mechanisms that hollowed out the American middle class. Inside this book, you will explore: <ul> <li>The Corporate Pivot: How Woke Capitalism transformed progressive activism into the public relations enforcement arm of Wall Street.</li> <li>The Two-Party Fraud: How the establishment traded away America's industrial independence and working-class leverage for global market integration.</li> <li>The Outside Perspective: Why homogenous, high-trust nations like Japan look at the modern West with a sense of civilizational mourning.</li> <li>The 2030 Fiscal Cliff: A data-driven macro audit of the upcoming sovereign debt, monetary, and entitlement breaking points.</li> </ul> More than a mere warning track, this book provides a realistic, non-fringe blueprint for local sovereignty, decentralized parallel economies, and individual self-sufficiency. The comfortable consumer paradigm is ending. The math is unyielding. It is time to rebuild the foundation.

Post-Industrial Decline, Two-Party Deception, and the Blueprint for National Resurgence

The Hollowing of the West - From Civilization to Marketplace

Resilient Voices: A Compilation of Inspiring Quotes, Best Practices, and Community Voices by Khariyyah Shabazz is a collection of reflections, interviews, and insights that highlight the experiences and perspectives of community leaders working to create meaningful change. Blending excerpts from Shabazz's speeches with in-depth conversations, the book offers both inspiration and practical guidance rooted in real-life work and lived experience.

Through interviews with leaders such as Bee Coleman, Ttori Johnson, Keta Price, and Dr. Tanisha Cannon, the book explores themes of legacy, leadership, and the ongoing commitment required to serve communities. Each story provides a closer look at the personal journeys that have shaped these individuals' work, along with strategies and lessons that can be applied to community-building efforts.

This second edition of Resilient Voices includes new content and updated photography not found in the original 2024 release. It features a newly curated selection of community voices, expanded best practices for equity-driven leadership, and exclusive photos that bring the stories of these leaders to life.

In addition to these narratives, the book incorporates key practices and shared wisdom that support collective growth and engagement. A bonus chapter expands on this by offering practical tips on organizing a book tour and approaching marketing with intention, providing readers with tools to share their own work, amplify their voice, and reach broader audiences.

Grounded in the belief that everyone has the ability to contribute, Resilient Voices invites readers to reflect, learn, and take action. It demonstrates how individual stories and shared knowledge can come together to inspire connection, build leadership, and support lasting community impact.

Resilient Voices

Ng¿g¿ wa Thiong'o is Kenya's most prolific writer. He was born in Limuru (Central Kenya) in 1938 and educated at Makerere University (Uganda) and Leeds University (UK). He is well known internationally as a novelist, a playwright and a literary critic. His novels, aWeep Not, Child (1964), The River Between (1965), A Grain of Wheat (1967), Petals of Blood (1977) and Devil on the Cross (1980), have established him firmly in the world literary scene. He has had an impact with the
plays The Black Hermit (1968), 'This Time Tomorrow' (published in Short African Plays) and The Trial of Dedan Kimathi (1976), written with Mðcere Gðthae Møgo. Ng¿g¿ wa M¿ri¿ was born in Rolomo, Limuru in 1951. He was educated in Ngenia Secondary School and, from 1972 to 1974, worked with Kenya Posts and Telecommunications. He took a Diploma in Adult Education at the Institute of Adult Studies, University of Nairobi, and then joined the Institute for Development Studies. Whilst working at the Institute, he became involved with peasants and workers in Community Development at Kamirithu, Limuru.

I Will Marry When I Want

Kein Junge wacht morgens auf und beschließt zu hassen. Die Täter werden jünger, die Gewalt brutaler, der Hass sichtbarer - auf Schulhöfen, in Innenstädten, in Chats und Kommentarspalten. Die Debatte beginnt meist erst nach der Tat. Nina Kolleck fragt: Was geschieht in den Jahren davor, und warum erkennen wir die Warnzeichen oft erst, wenn Wut bereits in Hass und Gewalt umschlägt?Die Bildungsforscherin zeigt, wie Jungen schon früh lernen, Verletzlichkeit zu verbergen, wie sich Kränkungen festsetzen und Einsamkeit wächst - und welchen Einfluss Familie, Schule, Peergroup und digitale Räume dabei haben. Sie folgt den Entwicklungslinien von der frühen Sozialisation über die Orte, an denen Jungen den Halt verlieren, bis zu dem Punkt, an dem sich Wut ein Ziel sucht - gegen Frauen, Minderheiten oder 'das System'.Gewalt ist kein Schicksal. Kolleck macht Warnzeichen als Veränderungsprozesse sichtbar - zunehmender Rückzug, Gereiztheit, Zynismus, die Fixierung auf 'Respekt' - und zeigt, was Familien, Schulen und Prävention tun können, um Jungen wieder zu erreichen. Was wie individuelles Versagen aussieht, ist ein gesellschaftliches Problem - und geht uns alle an.&nbsp;Ein hochaktuelles Sachbuch, das Zusammenhänge sichtbar macht - und Handlungsspielräume dort markiert, wo sie am meisten zählen: bevor es eskaliert. 
'Klug, fundiert und mit ganz viel Herz geschrieben. Danke für dieses wirklich wichtige Buch - wahrscheinlich eines der wichtigsten unserer Zeit!'&nbsp;Lukas Klaschinski 
'Differenziert, problemnah und klar erzählt: ein analytisch starker Blick in die Lebenswelten von Jungen - pädagogisch hoch relevant.' Aladin El-Mafaalani

Warum wir junge Männer verlieren – und wie wir sie zurückholen

Wütende Jungs

A book about Indian life, inherited behaviour, emotional confusion, family politics, authority, ambition, guilt, language and all the strange things people here quietly accept as "normal."Told through observations, stories and deadpan honesty, In Other Words looks at the country not politically or academically, but personally.Somewhere between humour and discomfort, this book asks a very simple question:how much of who we are was actually chosen by us?

Notes on unlearning a country

In Other Words

Sociality and Digitality

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