9781774034217 - things i dread von meron, theodor (3 Ergebnisse)
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Verlag: Saddlestone International Holdings Inc. Mär 2026, 2026
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In Things I Dread, Theodor Meron - one of the most distinguished jurists and scholars in modern international law - turns from the global stage to the intimate terrain of personal reflection. Known worldwide for his landmark decisions on genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, Mero…n has spent a lifetime confronting the darkest chapters of human history. In this remarkable second collection of poetry, he reveals the private emotional landscape that exists behind such a public life.These poems are quiet, precise, and deeply human. Meron writes with the same clarity and discipline that shaped his legal career, yet here his language opens into vulnerability. He reflects on memory, aging, fear, survival, and the lingering shadows of a childhood marked by the Holocaust. The result is a body of work that feels both restrained and resonant - a voice shaped by moral witness, yet softened by the introspection that poetry uniquely allows.What emerges is a portrait of a man who has spent decades interpreting the law at its highest levels, while privately carrying the weight of history in ways that cannot be spoken in judgments or legal opinions. Meron's poems offer glimpses of the inner life behind the robes: the quiet anxieties, the unresolved questions, the moments of tenderness and dread that accompany a life lived in service to justice.As a follow-up to his memoir A Thousand Miracles, this collection deepens our understanding of Meron not only as a jurist, but as a survivor, a thinker, and a human being. Things I Dread is a moving, contemplative, and elegantly crafted work - a testament to the endurance of the spirit and the necessity of art in making sense of what law alone cannot hold.
