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03, 2002
Interview with Michael Hill
If you're willing to do what you like, you can survive!#2 Most blues critics and blues lovers agree that Michael [...]
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03, 2002
Oskar Kokoschka, short biography
Oskar Kokoschka (1886 – 1980) #1 Oskar Kokoschka was born at Pöchlarn an der Donau, Lower Austria, on 1 March [...]
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03, 2002
The Concept of Time and Space
in Beckett's Dramas Happy Days and Waiting for Godot Happy Days opens on a barren outdoor setting in which a [...]
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03, 2002
Dark Dolls
(A Mediterranean Solar/Lunar Drama)(Friday. A large screen on stage. Caption: LOCAL NEWS. THE NEWSREADER appears.) THE NEWSREADER: Exactly 57 years [...]
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03, 2002
Unfeasibility of Love
in the Works of Crnjanski and Georgievski The novelist work of Crnjanski and Georgievski, besides having exile as a center [...]
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03, 2002
Fine
(From the book "Multiplying of the Word")asbestos sky and a fiery shoe in the dunghill by the parking lot: sun: [...]
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03, 2002
Preparing for the Performance
First come the lions, the elephants the monkeys and the other wild beasts they should be tamed with mild measures. [...]
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03, 2002
Austrian Heads
Captain Franciscus Trakl, the favorite of the 6th hill regiment, came to the mountain plateau first early in the morning [...]
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03, 2002
Modernity and Postmodernism in “Hypertext Notes”
A Call for Theoretical Consistency and Completeness ”Hypertext Notes,” a self-described experiment, serves as a rich and rewarding example of [...]
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03, 2002
Sprouting the Line
How Hypertext and Philosophy meet in David Kolb's Socrates in the Labyrinth In his hypertext Socrates in the Labyrinth, and [...]