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Captain America: The Ghost Army (Original Graphic Novel)

為了解決Something Just Like 的問題，作者Scholastic 這樣論述：

From #1 New York Times bestselling author Alan Gratz ( Refugee, Ground Zero) comes an all-new, original Captain America graphic novel!In this thrilling historical adventure set during World War II, Steve Rogers (AKA Captain America) and his young sidekick, Bucky Barnes, encounter threat like none

they’ve ever seen -- a Ghost Army. The dead of this war and wars past are coming back to life, impervious to bullets, flames, or anything else the Allies can throw at them. The armies rise from the ground in the night and seem to disappear without a trace.How can Cap and Buck fight something that’s

already dead? And just what does the mysterious Baron Mordo--sitting in his castle atop nearby Wundagore Mountain--have to do with this?Award-winning, #1 New York Times bestselling author Alan Gratz merges the worlds of historical fiction and super hero comics in this one-of-a-kind graphic novel th

at is sure to be met with major enthusiasm from fans of all ages.

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東吳大學外雙溪校區地方感之營造：《找東溪》地方誌實作

為了解決Something Just Like 的問題，作者吳冠霆 這樣論述：

「學生只是過客」，是2015年研究生剛來到東吳大學外雙溪校區時最常聽到的一句話。然而大學本就是具備多元意義的地方，再加上待在這6年的經驗，都使研究生相信學生不只是過客，而東吳大學外雙溪校區也不僅僅是個學習知識的空間，更是充滿多元認同的地方。對此，研究生提出本實作論文的兩大提案意識－建立學生與學校的連結為何有其必要性以及地方為何需要地方誌。 地方感是空間之所以成為地方的重點，而比起通用的政策，各個日本地方創生的成功案例都告訴我們，地方中的人及地方作為主體的討論更為重要。因此研究生透過田野調查訪談了14位已畢業學長姐及餐廳經營者，擬定一本屬於外雙溪校區的地方誌《找東溪》，除了匯聚在地聲音，

更帶著讀者透過不同的視角更認識地方。 《找東溪》參考《新莊騷》、《貢丸湯》、《大雄誌》、《緬甸街》等獨立工作室製作的地方誌編輯特色，並以4個大主題及42頁的內容記錄著外雙溪校區這個地方。作為一本獨立的地方刊物，《找東溪》充分地展現其獨立及多元的特質，以地方的日常讓讀者們看見地方的魅力，更寫下各個受訪者們與地方之間的獨特故事及認同，讓讀者們透過不同的視角更接近地方的真實。 以流動性為特質且僅強調其教學價值的官方內容，讓學校越來越像是個非地方，然而無論是陪伴學生們18年之久的鄧姐、貫穿校園的臨溪路，又或者城市中少見的自然景緻，都讓外雙溪校區成為獨一無二的地方。《找東溪》記錄下這些屬於地方的珍貴

資產，用多元的視角詮釋地方為地方注入活力，更帶著讀者們參與在地方之中，讓他們找到自己在外雙溪校區的地方感。

Diversity Is Not Just the Differences You Like: Multicultural Leadership in the Age of Identity Politics

為了解決Something Just Like 的問題，作者Patel, Eboo 這樣論述：

A long-time diversity activist, Patel reflects on his own past experiences and what he sees on campuses now to inspire young leaders to build positive pluralist coalitions."We are in a molten era, a time of both danger and possibility," Eboo Patel writes in Diversity Is Not Just the Differences You

Like. A renowned Muslim interfaith leader and diversity activist, a regular speaker on college campuses, and founder of the Interfaith Youth Core, Patel has been deeply involved with efforts to build bridges between diverse communities for almost twenty years. But the election of Donald Trump has cr

eated--or fanned--a national crisis, a hardening of positions and identities that can seem to be based on the annihilation of the other. There has been no shortage of discussion about this crisis in recent years. There have been countless campaigns against racism and treatise-length critiques of ide

ntity politics; pleas for idealistic patriotism and justifications of MAGA nationalism; cautions about growing polarization and jeremiads about seizing the moment for revolution. Looking carefully at the intricacies of the current campus crises around identity politics, cancel culture, and safe spac

es versus free speech, Patel writes to inspire young activists to be the kind of leaders who can build something better and to help universities nurture them. Building something better, he writes, is always harder than burning something down, and diversity work is not just about engaging the differe

nces you like. To be an effective multicultural leader in the world's first mass level diverse democracy in an era of identity politics means meeting that challenge. Eboo Patel is founder and president of Interfaith Youth Core, a nonprofit organization that promotes interfaith leadership on colleg

e campuses, and a former faith adviser to President Barack Obama. He is the author of several books including Acts of Faith and Sacred Ground. Connect with him on Twitter (@EbooPatel).

外意內識的建築象 內省片段及廣義空間表現的搓合與折衷

為了解決Something Just Like 的問題，作者陳冠丞 這樣論述：

透過四大部分來描述由建築、外在與內我三者之間互相成立的四個體悟 : 一直的建築、建築的意識、建築的意志、意識的建築。【一直的建築】目前而言老師提出最困難的課題之一是:「一種全新的機能」，在內心徘徊下的我決定自己解釋空間是什麼。時至今日也尚未有足以改變我既定生涯的的專業領域，因為在此時的我接下了如同使命一般的題目，故我「一直建築」。【建築的意識】世界是由語言所建構出來的表象，我們透過意識來重新解釋所見所及所受最後再成為所知，「建築」作為古老的行業夾帶著古老的經驗與科學，所以由建築的觀點來談論是有所立足的，透過實踐旅行與攝影表現，嘗試不精準的精準來揉合內在意識。【建築的意志】實踐之前的象尚為虛空

，如同有造型的盒子，造型的來由在過往都是預設，進來的作品開始開始「後設」，而所有造型的原形，皆來自所見的現象去形變，實際體會過並隨見識與知識增長。純文字未必能使人明白夠透徹概念，概念需要多元的媒材，以文本以外的「現象」來表示，在經過「建築的意識」之後，同樣媒材內容開始延伸到建築的原形，有著深度的後設，作品的雛型也逐漸明朗。【意識的建築】每座建築都是一場的意外，所有結果都是溝通來的，結果總是不如當初的理想，但意外與成就使人成長，所以經驗轉換成內在，從厭世到虛無；從意識到存在，建築都不是無中生有的，此時，經驗前後也分明了內外，如同建築一般。