“…El Diván de Goethe, inspirado a su vez en el diwan –o colección de poemas- del autor persa Hafiz, es una obra de sorprendente originalidad, que mezcla, aprovecha, versiona y hace dialogar al mundo oriental con el occidental, pero también a lo más íntimo y biográfico –los amores de Goethe con Marianne, motor e incluso voz oculta de este libro- con lo más universal, a la historia privada con la Historia con mayúsculas, del modo más libre y sin dar cuenta explícita de ello. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introduction, p.7; Aino Aalto, p.14; Rand Abdul Jabbar, p.15; Susi Aczel, p.16; Lindsey Adelman, p.17; Lani Adeoye, p.18; Ruth Adler Schnee, p.19; Anni Albers, p.20; Kawther Alsaffar, p.21; Jeannette Altherr, p.22; Karin Schou Andersen, p.23; Joyce Anderson, p.24; Carina Seth Andersson, p.25; Wendy Andreu, p.26; Antonia Astori, p.37; Jane Atfield, p.38; Gae Aulenti, p.29; Tamoko Azumi, p.30; Cleo Baldon, p.31; Lucia Bartolini, p.32; Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis & Hillary Petrie, p.33; Dorothee Becker, p.34; Liisi Beckmann, p.35; Martine Bedin, p.36; Vivian Beer, p.37; Mercedes “Ched” Berenguer-Topacio, p. 38; Otti Berger, p.39; Susi Berger, p.40; Laelie Berzon & Lisa Vincitorio, p. 42; Nikita Bhate, p.43; Ilaria Bianchi, p. 44; Ayse Birsel, p.45; Aída Boal, p.47; Lina Bo Bardi, p.48; Cini Boeri, p.50; Hedwing Bollhagen, p.51; Marianne Brandt, p.52; Bec Brittain, p.53; Gegia Bronzini, p.54; Barbara Brown, p.55; Maria Bruun , p.56; Rachel Bullock & Molly Purnell, p.57; Marie Burgos, p.58; Louise Campbell, p.58; Gloria Caranica, p.60; Etel Carmona, p.61; Maddalena Casadei, p. 62; Anna Castelli Ferrieri, p.63; Carol Catalano, p.64 Jungyou Choi, p.65; Maria Chomentowska, p.66; Karen Clemmensen, p.67; Muriel Coleman, p.68; Kim Colin, p.69; Janete Costa, p.70; Matali Crasset, p.71; Ilse Crawford, p.72; Gabriella Crespi, p. 74; Raffaella Crespi, p.75; Veronica Dagnert & Helena Jonasson, p.76; Lucienne Day, p.77; Nada Debs, p.78; Qiyun Deng, p.79; Marie Dessuant, p.80; Freda Diamond, p.82; Friedl Dicker-Brandeis, p.84; Jane Dillon, p.85; Aïssa Dione, p.86; Nanna Ditzel, p.87; Helen Dryden, p.88; Helen Hughes Dulany, p.89; Nathalie Du Pasquier, p.90; Ray Eames, p.92; Kiki Van Eijk, p.94; Yeşim Eröktem, p. 95; Lisa Ertel, p.96; Felicia Ferrone , p.98; Andrea Flores & Lucía Soto, p.99; Marisa Forlani, p.100; Monica Förster, p.101; Carol Gay, p.102; Marion Geller, p.103; Ruth Hidegard Geyer-Raack, p.104; Emiliana Gonzalez & Jessie Young, p.105; Anne Krohn Graham, p.106; Johanna Grawunder, p.107; Eileen Gray, p.108; Rachel Griffin, p.110; Greta Grossman, p.111; Zaha Hadid , p.112; Virgina Hamill, p.114; Ineke Hans, p.115; Eszter Haraszty, p.116; Trix Haussmann, p. 117; Mette Hay, p. 118; Edith Heath, p. 119; Franca Helg, p. 120; Margarete Heymann-Löbenstein, p. 121; Franziska Hosken, p. 122, Rossana Hu, p. 123; Marialaura Rossiello Irvine, p. 124; Shinobu Ito, p. 125; Sophie Lou Jacobsen & Sarita Posada, p. 126; Grete Jalk, p. 127; Nata Janberidze & Keti Toloraia, p. 128; Ania Jaworska, p. 129; Hilda Jesse-Schmid, p. 130; Lisa Johansson-Pape, p. 131; Hella Jongerius, p. 132; Merve Kahraman, p. 134; Ilonka Karasz, p.135; Anna Karlin, p. 136; Bodil Kjær, p.137; Florence Knoll, p.138; Belle Kohan, p.139; Lucie Koldová, p.140; Ana Kraš, p.141; Teresa Kruszewska, p.142; Agata Kulik-Pomorska, p.143; Sofia Lagerkvist & Anna Lindgren, p.144; Claude Lalanne, p.145; Elisabeth Eyre de Lanux, p.146; Francesca Fanzavecchia, p.148; Estelle Laverne, p.149; Monling Lee, p.150; Olga Lee, p.151; Geke Lensink, p.152; Rosie Li, p.153; Francesca Lindh, p.154; Aljoud Lootah, p.155; Althea McNish, p.156; India Mahdavi, p.157; Rianne Makkink, p.158; Cecile Manz, p.159; Sabine Marcelis, p.160; Grethe Meyer, p.162; Hikaru Mori, p.163; Renate Müller, p.164; Ignacia Murtagh, p.165; Mira Nakashima, p.166; Paola Navone, p.167; Greta von Nessen, p.168; Stephanie Ng, p.169; Anna Maria Niemeyer, p.170; Libuše Niklová, p.172; Dina Nur Satti, p.173; Gunnel Nyman, p.174; Moyo Ogunseinde, p.175; Jay Sae Jung Oh, p.176; Ann Pamintuan, p.177; Luisa Parisi, p.178; Tamara Pérez, p.179; Maria Pergay, p.180; Charlotte Perriand, p.181; Clara Porset, p.182; Andrée Putman, p.183; Ingegerd Råman, p.184; Mary Ratcliffe, p.185; Samira Rathod, p.186; Noémi Raymond, p.187; Lilly Reich, p.188; Margaretha Reichardt, p.189; Sylvia Reid, p.190; Coco Reynolds, p. 191; Lucie Rie, p.192; Estefanía de Ros, p.193; Pipsan Saarinen-Swanson, p.194; Latifa Saeed, p.195; Mentalla Said & Jumana Taha, p.196; Clauda Moreira Salles, p.197; Maria Sanchez, p.198; Cynthia Sargent, p.199; Afra Scarpa, p.200; Bertha Schaefer, p.201; Zahara Schatz, p.202; Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky, p.203; Emma Schweinberger, p.204; Denise Scott Brown, p.205; Kazuyo Sejima, p.206; Inga Sempé, p.208; Mia Senekal, p.209; Mimi Shodeinde, p.210; Alma Siedhoff-Buscher, p.211; Jutta Sika, p.212; Trudi Sitterle, p.213; Alison Smithson, p.214; Sylvia Stave, p.215; Nanny Still, p.216; Gunta Stölzl, p.217; Marianne Straub, p.218; Marianne Strengell, p.219; Saša Štucin, p.220; Claudia Suarez Ahedo, p.221, Hiroko Takeda, p.222; Reiko Tanabe, p.223; Jacqueline Terpins, p.224; Faye Toogood, p.226; Helena Tynell, p.227; Patricia Urquiola, p.228; Mpho Vackier, p.229; Garance Vallée, p.230; Ionna Vautrin, p.131; Lella Vignelli, p.232; Nanda Vigo, p.233; Hisako Watanabe, p.234; Chen-Yen Wei, p.235; Donna Wilson, p.236; Esther Wood, p.237; Sohyun Yun, p.238; Utharaa Zacharias, p.239; Eva Zeisel, p.240; Sandrine Ébène de Zorzi, p.241; Timeline, p.244; Endnotes, p.256; Index, p.258…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Francisca Snoeck Henkemans -- Limits and effects of reductio ad absurdum argumentation / Henrike Jansen, Marianne Dingemanse and Ingrid Persoon -- Professionalizing speech production. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Oliver -- The quality of life among survivors' loved ones / Marianne Amir, Rachel Lev-Wiesel -- The systemic impact of traumatized children / Briana Nelson, Kami L. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Unequal but necessary to understand European history and its identity / Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera and José Monteagudo-Fernández -- Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe / Raquel Sánchez-Ibáñez and Antonio Irigoyen-López -- Power and powers in the history of Europe: oligarchies, political participation and democracy / María del Mar Felices de la Fuente, Ramón Cózar Gutiérrez and Álvaro Chaparro Sainz -- Under a cloak of terror: violence and armed conflict in Europe / Cláudia Pinto Ribeiro, Luís Alberto Marques Alves, Helena Vieira, Ana Isabel Moreira, Diana Martins, Daniela Magalhães and Lara Lopes -- Persecuted by justice and powers: outcasts, rebels and criminals in the history of Europe / Carla van Boxtel -- Women, Gender, and the Fight for Gender Equality in Europe / Ingmarie Danielsson Malmros and Marianne Sjöland -- Travel stories and travelers: transdisciplinary approaches and proposals for a history of Europe / Beatrice Borghi and Rosa Smurra -- Churches and religion in Europe: Interdisciplinary Methods and Approaches for a European history / Filippo Galletti and Manuela Ghizzoni -- "We wanna learn like common people whatever common people did" / Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Forord / Knut-Willy Sæther, Anders Aschim -- Kapittel 1: Komplekse rom og mangeartede steder: Religionsfaglige og interdisiplinære kontekster / Knut-Willy Sæther, Anders Aschim -- Kapittel 2: Sted og lokalitet i transnasjonale empiriske kontekster / Marte Fanneløb Giskeødegård -- Kapittel 3: Når Jesus tar til gatene: Katolske Corpus Christi-prosesjoner i norske byrom / Hildegunn Valen Kleive, Anders Aschim, Marta Bivand Erdal, Marte Fanneløb Giskeødegård -- Kapittel 4: Kapittel 4 Flyktige rom og tynne steder: En transnasjonal og spatial analyse av pentekostale migrantmenigheter i Norge / Stian Sørlie Eriksen -- Kapittel 5 «Det er så koselig her at jeg tar av meg skoene»: Om betydningen av sted i en flerkulturell barne- og ungdomsfestival / Joke Dewilde, Ole Kolbjørn Kjørven, Thor-André Skrefsrud, Elin Sæther -- Kapittel 6: Grip kirkes veggmalerier: 1600-tallskirken som møtested og grensepost for teologi og kongemakt / Kristin Hatlebrekke -- Kapittel 7: Kirkeasyl og kirkebygg som hellig rom og tilfluktsted / Ralph Meier -- Kapittel 8: Fra det religiøse og sekulære til det hellige og profane: «Det religiøse», «det sekulære» og «det hellige» som romlige kategorier sett i lys av begrepshistorie og filosofisk arkeologi / Jonas Gamborg Lillebø -- Kapittel 9: Naturen som sted: En eksplorativ studie av økofilosofi, økoteologi og kristen økospiritualitet / Knut-Willy Sæther -- Kapittel 10: Naturen som rom: Filosofisk samtale gjennom erfaring i natur / Helga Synnevåg Løvoll -- Kapittel 11: Rommet for interaksjon om eksistensielle spørsmål i barnehagen / Ragnhild Fauske -- Kapittel 12: «Rom» som metafor i utviklingen av (kritisk) tenkning: En diskusjon av begrepene «kritisk tenkning» og «etisk bevissthet» i læreplanens overordnede del i lys av Hannah Arendt / Marianne Hustvedt -- Kapittel 13: Hva er det med Gilead? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Unequal but necessary to understand European history and its identity / Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera and José Monteagudo-Fernández -- Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe / Raquel Sánchez-Ibáñez and Antonio Irigoyen-López -- Power and powers in the history of Europe: oligarchies, political participation and democracy / María del Mar Felices de la Fuente, Ramón Cózar Gutiérrez and Álvaro Chaparro Sainz -- Under a cloak of terror: violence and armed conflict in Europe / Cláudia Pinto Ribeiro, Luís Alberto Marques Alves, Helena Vieira, Ana Isabel Moreira, Diana Martins, Daniela Magalhães and Lara Lopes -- Persecuted by justice and powers: outcasts, rebels and criminals in the history of Europe / Carla van Boxtel -- Women, Gender, and the Fight for Gender Equality in Europe / Ingmarie Danielsson Malmros and Marianne Sjöland -- Travel stories and travelers: transdisciplinary approaches and proposals for a history of Europe / Beatrice Borghi and Rosa Smurra -- Churches and religion in Europe: Interdisciplinary Methods and Approaches for a European history / Filippo Galletti and Manuela Ghizzoni -- "We wanna learn like common people whatever common people did" / Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Unequal but necessary to understand European history and its identity / Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera and José Monteagudo-Fernández -- Family, daily life and social inequality in Europe / Raquel Sánchez-Ibáñez and Antonio Irigoyen-López -- Power and powers in the history of Europe: oligarchies, political participation and democracy / María del Mar Felices de la Fuente, Ramón Cózar Gutiérrez and Álvaro Chaparro Sainz -- Under a cloak of terror: violence and armed conflict in Europe / Cláudia Pinto Ribeiro, Luís Alberto Marques Alves, Helena Vieira, Ana Isabel Moreira, Diana Martins, Daniela Magalhães and Lara Lopes -- Persecuted by justice and powers: outcasts, rebels and criminals in the history of Europe / Carla van Boxtel -- Women, Gender, and the Fight for Gender Equality in Europe / Ingmarie Danielsson Malmros and Marianne Sjöland -- Travel stories and travelers: transdisciplinary approaches and proposals for a history of Europe / Beatrice Borghi and Rosa Smurra -- Churches and religion in Europe: Interdisciplinary Methods and Approaches for a European history / Filippo Galletti and Manuela Ghizzoni -- "We wanna learn like common people whatever common people did" / Juan Ramón Moreno-Vera…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Indigenous-owned art centres, tourism and economic benefits: The case of Maṟuku Arts / Marianne Riphagen -- 11. Five theses for reinstituting economics: Anthropological lessons from Broome / Stephen Muecke and Ben Dibley -- Part 2: Critiquing Neoliberalism and the Guardian State -- 12. …”