“…Contenidor de (obra): First man (Pel·lícula cinematogràfica : 2018)…”

“…How Christians have used the Bible's first man to oppress, inspire, and make sense of the world…”

“…First man. Castellà…”

“…First man in Rome. Castellà…”

“…The first man to walk Hadrian's Wall 1802…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Diff'rent ; The first man ; The hairy ape ; The fountain ; Welded ; All God's chillun got wings ; Desire under the elms ; Marco Millions ; The great god Brown ; Lazarus laughed ; Strange interlude ; Dynamo ; Mourning becomes Electra…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; All god's chillun got wings ; Marco Millions ; Welded ; Diff'rent ; The first man ; Gold…”

“…Neil Armstrong (1939-2010) was the first man to set foot on the moon. An interesting biography by James Hansen has been the inspiration for Damien Chazelle’s film, which recognizes both his stature as an engineer and test pilot, but above as a husband, a father, a man. …”
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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Friarson and Jones; VIII. The First Man Ever in the Asylum; IX. Nuckles's Church-Letter; X. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…An Old question asked anew -- Our pessimism -- The Weakness of strong states I -- The Weakness of strong states II, or eating pineapples on the moon -- The Worldwide liberal revolution -- The Old age of mankind -- An Idea for a universal history -- The Mechanism of desire -- No barbarians at the gates -- Accumulation without end -- The Victory of the VCR -- In the land of education -- The Former question answered -- No democracy without democrats -- The Struggle for recognition -- In the beginning, a battle to the death for pure prestige -- The First man -- A Vacation in Bulgaria -- The Beast with red cheeks -- The Rise and fall of Thymos -- Lordship and bondage -- The Universal and Homogeneous state…”

“…Among the officers was Roald Amundsen , who would later to be the first man to sail the North West Passage and also to reach the South Pole Frederick A. …”

“…Chesterton was "the first man of our time to introduce the great name of God into a detective story . . . to enlarge the boundaries of the detective story by making it deal with death and real wickedness and real, that is to say, divine judgment." …”