January-February, 2002
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01, 2002
Interview with Scott Henderson
I'm one of those guys who thinks everything I've done in the past is crap1 Tell me more about your [...]
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01, 2002
Oscar Wilde, Censorship and the Moral Art of Living
During his short career Oscar Wilde wrote extensively on the subject of art and popular morality. Through the medium of [...]
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01, 2002
Particular drama readings in the Balkans
Within the recent Macedonian dramatic literature, especially those determined as postmodern, very interesting outlooks emerged – certain new readings in [...]
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01, 2002
Anton Chekhov and the revolution of 1905
”Think, Anya – your grandfather, your great-grandfather, all your ancestors owned slaves, living souls. Can you hear their voices? Don't [...]
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01, 2002
What happiness
Translated from the Romanian and the Swedish by Brenda WalkerSo he is a poet Said mother-in-law with surprise And a [...]
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01, 2002
from “Selected Poems (1980-2000)”
In the open wounds of blossom and fresh green, the seal calls him. He sees the water grow hard as [...]
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01, 2002
Birds of the Sky
20. Rain, cold, tenacity I haven't met Tofana for a few weeks. I suddenly met her on Wednesday evening near [...]
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01, 2002
Ethics in the infosphere
We call our society 'the information society' because of the pivotal role played by information-intensive services. As a social structure, [...]
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01, 2002
From Gutenberg to InteLnet
(the cyber-theories of Michael Epstein and Umberto Eco) The title of this text is sheer compilation. Exactly: it is based [...]
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01, 2002
René Magritte: 1946-1965
Perspective II: Manet's Balcony, 1950 Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst, Ghent, NL The Big Family, 1963 Empire of [...]