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One hundred and fifty years ago, on June 16, 1824, Constance Teichmann was born in Antwerp. Hei father was governor of the Province of Antwerp. Her mother was very active in social work: she founded a society to provide for needy widows, and an association of Christian mothers; she helped to estabJish nursery schools, Sunday schools and schools of lacemaking, and she set up an orphanage for girls.

L'auteur de l'article qu'on va lire a publié, en 1973, dans une collection en langue néerlandaise destinée à rappeler les grandes figures de la Croix-Rouge, une brochure largement illustrée qu'il consacra à Constance Teichmann dont la vie fut un témoignage de service au prochain qui souffre. Il a Men voulu en résumer le contenu à l'intention de nos lecteurs. Nous l'en remercions, en mentionnant également qu'il prépare actuellement un ouvrage sur Henry Dunant qui paraîtra en langue néerlandaise (Réd.).

Review of Teichmann, Roger, Wittgenstein on Thought and Will. New York/Oxford: Routledge, 2015. 180 pages.

Review of Teichmann, Roger, Wittgenstein on Thought and Will. New York/Oxford: Abingdon Books, Routledge 2015.

Rezensiertes Werk: Roza Pati: Due Process and International Terrorism – An International Legal Analysis. - Leiden [u.a.]: Nijhoff, 2009. - 520 S. ISBN 978-90-04-17238-8

Ulrich Teichmann: Grundlagen der Wachstumspolitik. Verlag Franz Vahlen, München 1987, 316 Seiten, 48 DM

La Movida at HOME Cornerhouse, Manchester Fri 14 Apr 2017 – Mon 17 July 2017 Oreet Ashery, Bruce LaBruce, Luis López Carrasco, Clara Casian, Alejandría Cinque, Jesse Darling, Patricia Esquivias, Paul Heyer, Derek Jarman, La John Joseph, Raisa Maudit, Chim-Pom, Puppies Puppies, Linder Sterling, Esther Teichmann, Stefanos Tsivopoulos Curated by Sarah Perks The exhibition sets new commissions reacting to the movement alongside existing international works that explore major conceits of La Movida less directly including freedom & excess, hedonism and trangression. Forty years since the transition to democracy, the exhibition and its related films, performance and literature present a re-imaging of a movement with a strong contemporary artistic and socio-political resonance today. Accompanying publication - Dark Habits Nineteen contributors explore freedom and indulgence, hedonism, transgression, sex and moral conventions through short stories, poetry, essay, experimental writing and flash-fiction in this new publication. Featuring contributions by Oreet Ashery, Shumon Basar, Marissa Burgess, Luis López Carrasco, Mercedes Cebrián, Chantal Faust, La JohnJoseph, Jonathan Kemp, Anne Louise Kershaw, Omar Kholeif, Patricia MacCormack, Adam O'Riordan, Sarah Perks, Heather Phillipson, Natasha Stallard, Esther Teichmann, Greg Thorpe, Jason Wood & James King.