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A different history -- Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945, Tony Judt3 comments

Teepee12 wrote 5 days ago: Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945 by Tony Judt Edition: Paperback Price: $16.29 Reading PostWa … more →

Tags: Books, History 2, Reviews, Racism and Bigotry, Literature & Writing, Publishing 2, reality, Book Review, History

Debating Government Surveillance

Albert Wan wrote 5 days ago: Recently, we learned that our  government is engaged in secret data mining, telephone metadata colle … more →

Tags: U. S. news, International News, GEORGE ORWELL, James Madison, National Security Agency, Edward Snowden

Social Democracy: Political Movement from Personal Fulfillment1 comment

manuelgarciajr wrote 2 weeks ago: Why is there no real political Left in the United States? What is necessary for a major democratic-s … more →

Tags: social change, Social Contract, social democracy, Socialism, building a political movement, Left Politics

Why Did the Holocaust Happen?

erik buys wrote 1 month ago: In the inaugural René Girard Lecture, Timothy Snyder presents his latest research, placing the Holoc … more →

Tags: Socio-Political/Economy, Rene Girard, Mimetic Theory, Timothy Snyder, lecture Why Did the Holocaust Happen?, Bloodlands, History

Estados Desunidos da Europa6 comments

Miguel Setas wrote 2 months ago: (foto de Cristiano Mascaro) Nos últimos dias temos acompanhado, algo incrédulos, a intervenção europ … more →

Tags: inovabilidade, Pessoas, Comportamento, Liderança, empreendedorismo, cidades, Economía, Demografía, comércio externo

1914, 1939, 1964, 1989, 2014 … war and generational change

Propagandum wrote 2 months ago: All these dates are important – aren’t they? – bar one. Two world wars started, and one – 1989, the … more →

Tags: Film criticism, History, Media Analysis, Politics, 1960s, 1964, 1968, 1989, 2014 anniversaries

Normalien

germanwotd wrote 2 months ago: Student at France’s elite école normale supérieure, one of the grandes écoles outside the normal pub … more →

Tags: meritocracy, French, Scholarships, Juice, écoles supérieures, elites, Privilege, Thinking the Twentieth Century

Happy St Patricks Day and may the road rise with you...

LeftCentral wrote 3 months ago: Nora Connolly  © Image Oxyman They died in their hundreds with no sign to mark where save the brass … more →

Tags: Labour, democracy, Education 2, Culture, George Galloway, Runnymede Trust, Denis Healey, james connolly, james larkin

The Middle-East Peace Process that Is Not or Never Was1 comment

Liana Giorgi wrote 3 months ago: In an article published today in The New Republic, Ben Birnbaum warns that the prospects for a two-s … more →

Tags: Contemporary, Politics 2, Ben Birnbaum, Ethnic Conflict Resolution, Israel, middle east, Palestine, Politics, two state solution

Adevărul (187) UE=EU

poetul wrote 3 months ago: Deşi în drum spre America de Sud, urmăresc direct interesat cum soarta Uniunii Europene se joacă, to … more →

Tags: din ziar, Adevarul, Andrei Craciun, UE/EU

The Football Man: Willie Toms, 1910-19832 comments

David Toms wrote 3 months ago: History for me is a deeply personal business – my profession, but also my passion. I couldn … more →

Tags: Memory, Twentieth Century, irish history, sports history, Waterford, Family History, Leaving Certificate History, Willie Toms, Richard Holt

Fair and balanced...

louisclerc wrote 4 months ago: Following Eric Hobsbawm’s death, I emphasized a text by Tony Judt where the late historian/pub … more →

Tags: Eric Hobsbawm

Thinking the twentieth century1 comment

Andrew Brower Latz wrote 4 months ago: One of the best books I read in 2012 was Thinking the Twentieth Century by Tony Judt and Timothy Sny … more →

Tags: History, Timothy Snyder

Art and Illness Symposium: What does illness feel like?4 comments

Orlagh wrote 5 months ago: For the vast majority of us, illness is where life and death meet. It’s a guarantee that even if we … more →

Tags: The Eye, Questions, The Body, The Spirit, art 2, Experience of Illness, William Styron, Aine Lawlor, Irritable Bowel Syndrome

My Favorite Books from 2012

michaelmagras wrote 6 months ago: In 2012, I began writing book reviews for Bookreporter.com. What made the privilege of being able to … more →

Tags: Books 2, Books, The Sense of an Ending, Julian Barnes, Through the window, unaccustomed earth, Jhumpa Lahiri, Edward St Aubyn, Patrick Melrose

The Writer's Diet: Making My Way Through the Dissertation Labyrinth and Thoughts on Writing in Graduate Education1 comment

timothynunan wrote 6 months ago: It’s the first of December, which means that your humble narrator has a mere three weeks remai … more →

Tags: History & Historiography, Education, writing, dissertations, Editing, Stephen King, Graduate

Links of the Week5 comments

Anthony wrote 7 months ago: Many of these links have been tweeted in the past, but here I can tag and categorise them for future … more →

Tags: 20th Century, 21st Century, American Literature, drama play, English Literature, film, French Literature, History, Links of the week

Fascists like Bananas, too!

N.T. Rudolph wrote 8 months ago: And Voting without a Voice I love autumn. It’s my favorite season. The turning of the leaves, … more →

Tags: Economics, Affairs, Politics, Voting, Fascism, Norman Pollack, counterpunch, The Great Divergence

Thoughts on the EU's Nobel Peace Prize

Daniel Clinkman wrote 8 months ago: Last week, the European Union was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. This came as a bit of a surprise to … more →

Tags: History, nobel peace prize, european union, Concert of Europe, historical imperative, Austro-Hungarian Empire


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