Bücher von David Engel

At this writing, I am sixty years old, and the realization that I'm not getting any younger has prompted me to put some things from my life down on paper. I am writing this for my daughter Gina and son Todd, who one day, may want to know what their father did during his younger years in the military. All of my stories take place from late 1968 to mid-1970. From basic training to AIT, but mostly my lovely tour of Vietnam in Southeast Asia. Some of my stories, I hope you will find funny, and some I know you will find tragic, and others may get me in trouble. I hope there is a statute of limitations on some of the things I have done or seen. As I share my stories with you, I will also be using some slang terms that were used in Vietnam. I've created a glossary in the back of the book for these terms. Please refer to them if needed. I hope I touch the heart of my daughter and son and show you a small slice of my reality of what Vietnam was really like from a soldier's point of view.

Inhalt:David Engels: Von der Einsamkeit des Spenglerianers.Frol Vladimirov: Ein Rückblick in die Zukunft. Zur soziologischen Relevanz von Oswald Spenglers Morphologie der Weltgeschichte.Tom Zwitser: Oswald Spengler, die akademische Welt und das traditionelle familiäre Rollenbild. Eine kleine Soziologie.Ben Brummer: Kultur als Konflikt. Überlegungen zur Psychogenese des Abendlandes.Wätzold Plaum: Ebenen der Zyklik. Vorstellung eines geschichtsphilosophischen Zyklenmodells.Richard McDonough: The Dark Side of Heidegger's »Authenticity Philosophy«. A Spenglerian Model.Rezensionen/Reviews: Marco Gallina, Gerd Morgenthaler, Sid Lukkassen, David Engels, Sebastian Fink, Dezso Csejtei, Samir Osmancevic, Lutz M. Keppeler