Writing the Shadow: War and Childhood in Marguerite Duras.
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For the earlier segments of this essay, see Paris Notes, Spring 2006. The Jews I meet with show heavy signs of wear. One of the sweetest and smartest of the French Jewish intellectuals I know, a woman of Tunisian origin, one of the single-generation acculturaters, comes towards me without knowing I see her. Her face is so drawn with care that I.
A historical fiction based on the unsuccessful establishment of French Brazil, Brazil Red embraces the fantasy of the new world, the horror of the old, and the conflict, opportunity, and growth of when they collide. Originally in French, the novel can be awkward to read at times, which gives it a good cop out on any style critiques. Content.
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This article aims to present the main aspects of the British Women’s Liberation Movement of the 1970s. It traces the history of the movement from the first national conference held at the University of Oxford (Ruskin College) in 1970 to the last national conference held in Birmingham in 1978. It focuses on the beginnings of the movement, on its influence in the adoption and improvement of.
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Physical blindness and the verdict of ignorance, meted out to envious politicians in Dante’s epic poem, can often be bliss. Eyelessness can have advantages, as demonstrated by the blind, poor, uneducated, self-effacing, albeit very intelligent seer, Tiresias, who is brought to the court of King Oedipus, only to announce to him his eyeless future of blind destiny ().
The Burning Tigris fits in with the campaign waged by Armenian nationalists to persuade Western parliaments to recognize the Armenian genocide. It is not a work of historical research, but an advocate’s impassioned plea, relying at times on discredited evidence, such as the forged telegrams attributed to the Ottoman interior minister, Talat Pasha, which were produced at the trial of his.
The Kingdom of God Is Within You Or, Christianity Not as a Mystical Teaching but as a New Concept of Life. And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free (John viii. 32). And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell (Matt. x. 28).
Antisemitism and Anarchy: New publication now out. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict is a key topic for many anarchists. Support for the Palestinians in the face of an occupying army is strong and we have seen many campaigns to lift the causes of their suffering.
