An Anthology (n.) turns many voices into one person's shelf space.
An Anthology (n.) makes discovery arrive already approved.
An Anthology (n.) is a dinner party where the editor controls the seating.
An Anthology (n.) is a complete dispensary of medicine for the more common mental disorders, and may be used as much for prevention, as cure.
An Audiobook (n.) turns traffic into a library
The Audiobook (n.) is a bedtime story for grown-ups
An Audiobook (n.) is a scripted podcast
Autobiography (n.) is not about the months and years appearing; it is in the form they have at the moment of commemoration.
An Autobiography (n.) is rarely well-written — A well written life is almost as rare as a well spent one . .
An Autobiography (n.) is something one writes only when they have lost all curiosity about the future.
Autobiography (n.) is not just about reminiscences, even extensive ones. It has to do with time, with sequence and what makes up the continuous flow of life, with all its moments and discontinuities.
Being and time (n.) is Martin Heidegger's major work, an unfinished inquiry into the meaning of being through an analysis of human existence.
Being and time (n.) is a book that argues that to exist means to have, to be in, a world – always already.
Being and time (n.) has a "spiral" structure: Heidegger keeps reinterpreting the phenomena in order to get a deeper understanding of them.
Being and time (n.) is a fragment, a dead end, a "woodpath" that never makes it out of the woods. Heidegger will never show to his satisfaction that time is the horizon of Being. But some of us appreciate a good question at least as much as a good answer, and along the way to the dead end, there is so much to discover in the woods.