September-October, 2002
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10, 2002
The Layers of the Macedonian Soil in the Paintings of Gligor Chemerski
#1 In one of Gligor Čemerski’s early paintings from the mid sixties, the late-Hellenistic bronze satyr of Stobi, as if [...]
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10, 2002
Nana Stories
A woman who lives in a florist shop – more accurately, who lives in a rose farm, a woman who [...]
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10, 2002
Medea and Her War Machines
Translated by Adam J. Sorkin and Alina CaracThunder, an eclipse of the sun, the trunks of beech trees, pots of [...]
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10, 2002
If I would fly to New York…
If I would fly to New York, I wouldn't do it by my own Learjet, but probably by some chartered [...]
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10, 2002
My Husband
Today is Friday. Every day since Monday my husband, when he comes back from work, remains sitting in his car, [...]
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10, 2002
Zen in the Japanese arts
According to the Buddhist legend, one day Buddha entered the assembly hall where monks were gathered to receive the instructions [...]
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10, 2002
Words on Comparative Literature
or On the Survival of a Discipline Today I will speak to you a bit about comparative literature. It will [...]
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10, 2002
The Postmodernism in the Macedonian Film – part II
collage and montage #15 The fragmentarity follows the principle of constructing the parts from the deconstructed (one or more) wholes, [...]
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10, 2002
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10, 2002
Faith
#1 The third edition of the (just finished) New Age and World Music Festival, unfortunately, passed in the manner of [...]