New Releases by David Fernbach

St. John Transformed is a profound exploration of the Gospel of St. John using topo-diagrammatic references developed by Carl Fernbach-Flarsheim in 1964. Fernbach-Flarsheim, using his Sage name HiKaLu, Doctor of KOTOTAMA; examined the symbols of sound vibrations that have roots in the I-Ching Hexagrams, and the Egyptian Book of the Dead, evolved using the structure of interpreting the sounds from the KOTOTAMA Life Principle developed by M. Nakazono. A fusion of visual, textual, and kinetic elements in conceptual art; seeks to transcend traditional boundaries and create a new utterance that connects art, language, and the cosmos. Fernbach-Flarsheim challenges conventional perceptions of art by integrating diverse mediums and encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration. Compiled by David F. Fernbach-Farbrook, the work is a culmination of the lifelong spiritual and artistic journey of his father, Carl Fernbach-Flarsheim, who dedicated himself to understanding and interpreting the vibrations that underlay all creation. The main topics delve into the concept of "memes" - ideas and behaviors that spread through culture and introduce the groundwork for the Sound Vibration-based imagery using Topo-diagrams as interpretation. The second narrative, focuses on Fernbach-Flarsheim''s understanding of the Gospel of St. John the miracles, teachings, and conflicts that unfold, always with a keen eye toward the underlying vibrational patterns. Then continue with a discussion of the significance of pivotal events such as the raising of Lazarus, the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the Last Supper, and the crucifixion are all examined. The third is a discussion of this innovative approach that Fernbach-Flarsheim and Farbrook offer readers a profound and enlightening experience, that challenges the boundaries of traditional biblical interpretation and opens the door to a deeper understanding of the sound vibrations that compose the experiences of phenomena.

"What has gay liberation to do with environmental pollution or the threat of a nuclear war? In what particular way can gay people help to bing the present crisis of humanity to an outcome of survival and higher evolution? These are the bold questions tackled in The Spiral Path, a discussion that ranges from genetic engineering to gays in the military, from the origin of male supremacy to the significance of camp. Fernbach is a gay liberationist, a supporter of feminism, and a socialist: he brings these strands together in a way that is free from dogma, and illuminated by a rich experience in radical politics."--Publisher''s description.

One of the most notorious works of modern times, as well as one of the most influential, "Capital" is an incisive critique of private property and the social relations it generates. Living in exile in England, where this work was largely written, Marx drew on a wide-ranging knowledge of its society to support his analysis and generate fresh insights. Arguing that capitalism would create an ever-increasing division in wealth and welfare, he predicted its abolition and replacement by a system with common ownership of the means of production. "Capital" rapidly acquired readership among the leaders of social democratic parties, particularly in Russia and Germany, and ultimately throughout the world, to become a work described by Marx''s friend and collaborator Friedrich Engels as ''the Bible of the Working Class''.

Dalam buku ini, David Fernbach memaparkan jejak perkembangan pemikiran Karl Marx dari masa ke masa. Dia melacak perkembangan itu, dari pemikiran Marx yang masih berkarakter liberal-humanis sampai komitmennya untuk memperjuangkan terciptanya masyarakat tanpa kelas. Karl Marx bukanlah seorang intelektual dan aktivis revolusioner yang tiba-tiba jatuh dari langit. Kehadirannya, didahului oleh pergulatan panjang berbagai teori, diskusi, polemik, hingga praktik perjuangan. David Fernbach, dengan bernas, menunjukkan kepada pembaca tahap-tahap pergulatan itu.