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Rainer Maria Rilke—Duino Elegies: Part 2

scottadamlerner wrote 2 hours ago: The Second Elegy This elegy begins, “Every angel is terrifying” (1). Ok, so a theme is d … more →

Tags: Poetry, Duino Elegies, Elegy, german, Rainer Maria Rilke, translated

17 inspirational quotes

madhavgopalkrish wrote 5 hours ago: Posted Nov 22nd, 2009 at 1:17 PM and seen 1268 times // // “How wonderful it is that nobody need wai … more →

Tags: Lifescape, Amsterdam, Anne Frank, Arts, History, Holocaust, People, YouTube

New Identity Cards Website Launched

macsp2 wrote 15 hours ago: A new website on national ID cards has been launched: http://www.identity-cards.net. The website con … more →

Tags: Websites, Surveillance, Civil Liberties, Globalisation, Policy, ID Cards

Dancing With The Daffodils4 comments

Steven Harris wrote 20 hours ago: If Paul McCartney was a celebrity hero who left me feeling tongue-tied, today I am thinking of anoth … more →

Tags: Blogging, capitalism, Crematorium, Daffodils, english studies, Exeter University, Industrial Revolution, John Lennon, Literature

Botanical Daydreaming

Tanya wrote 1 day ago: When I was a kid, I would, on rainy weekend afternoons such as this, take the large color copy of Au … more →

Tags: FIFTEENTH CENTURY, Nineteenth Century, Science and Nature, seventeenth century, Adam in Eden, Archives, atmosphere, audubon's birds of america, Bleuet et Coquelicot

[video] "Great Depression" cooking with Clara Cannucciari 1 comment

1websurfer wrote 2 days ago: What a lovable, charismatic woman!  Here’s her first video. 91 year old cook and great grandmo … more →

Tags: Video Footage, Clara Cannucciari, cooking, eggplant, Family, Food, Great Depression, History, instructional

Fifty-three

sophiehill wrote 2 days ago: The Lake 1937 by L. S. Lowry The Lowry Collection, City of Salford The Lake is deceptively named, th … more →

Cold war ended

mathurneha wrote 2 days ago: The cold war between the actresses Vidya Balan and Bipasha Basu ended at ‘All The Best’ party … more →

Tags: Bipasha Basu, Cold War, History, India, John Abraham, united states, vidya balan

Rainer Maria Rilke: Duino Elegies—Part 1

scottadamlerner wrote 4 days ago: I’d heard Rilke’s name thrown around here and there for years before I read any of his w … more →

Tags: Poetry, Duino Elegies, Elegy, german, Rainer Maria Rilke, translated

Fifty

sophiehill wrote 5 days ago: Ombres reflectides 1920 by Lluís Masriera Museu Nacional d’art de Catalunya The Museu Nacional … more →

Special Issue: Security and Data Protection

jamesrbrown wrote 1 week ago: The French journal Cultures & Conflits has dedicated its summer issue (number 74) to the theme o … more →

Tags: Member Activities, publications, Civil Liberties, Crime, DNA databases, Europe, Policy, Privacy, REGISTRATION

Forty-eight

sophiehill wrote 1 week ago: Poster for the Paris 1925 Exhibition 1925 by Robert Bonfils Victoria & Albert Museum Posters are … more →

Song of the Day 11/11/2009 Veteran's Day Edition5 comments

adamthepugh wrote 1 week ago: World War I, then normally referred to simply as The Great War, ended with the implementation of an … more →

Tags: mp3, QOTD, Service, Veteran, battles, Civil War, History, united states, War

Required Reading For Your 'Destination Vacation'

Tanya wrote 1 week ago: Jamaica Kincaid’s book A Small Place, reminded me at first of a travel journal, and then of a … more →

Tags: Non-Fiction, View, criticism, @ vacation, reader, The View, The Journey, atmosphere, Response

Que s’est-il passé en 1989 en Europe de l’Est ?

Frank Ejby Poulsen wrote 2 weeks ago: Comme le temps court ! Tenez, ce banc ! Il a l’air immobile… eh bien, pas du tout, il charge ! Il co … more →

Tags: 1989, Central Europe, Europe, Readings and Thoughts, Research Themes

This Blog = Punishable by Death or Imprisonment

Tanya wrote 2 weeks ago: There is a distinct irony inherent in the power of the Party’s control in Orwell’s Ninet … more →

Tags: Fiction, GEORGE ORWELL, modern, 1984, character, Communication, Dangerous, Irony, Power

Forty-one

sophiehill wrote 2 weeks ago: Velosipedist 1913 by Natalia Goncharova State Russian Museum, St Petersburg Russia is perhaps not al … more →

Random Beings: Modernism, Categorization, and Virginia Woolf

Tanya wrote 2 weeks ago: I see the concept of “random” coinciding with the quote by D.H. Lawrence that “Individualism makes t … more →

Tags: musings, Non-Fiction, Thoughts-on-File, Virginia Woolf, d h lawrence, Vita Sackville-West, Gender, Arnold Bennett, Gender Relations

Forty

sophiehill wrote 3 weeks ago: Le Suicide Threat 1987 by Louise Bourgeois Tate, at a temporary exhibition I saw Le Suicide Threat a … more →


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