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‘Recollections of a Billiard-Marker’ by Leo Tolstoy

‘Recollections of a Billiard-Marker’ by Leo Tolstoy

Well, it happened about three o’clock. The gentlemen were playing. There was the big stranger, as our men called him. The prince was there…

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Thomas Travisano on Elizabeth Bishop

Thomas Travisano on Elizabeth Bishop

Elizabeth Bishop explored Brazil extensively, making trips down the Amazon, traversing the tropical rainforest with Aldous Huxley…

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‘Philosophical Essays on Free Stuff’ by Robyn Ferrell

‘Philosophical Essays on Free Stuff’ by Robyn Ferrell

It works for the “alt-right” that relativism should prevail, although they bitterly denounce it – if truth is relative, then reality can be left to happen as inequality…

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M. Munro: Autofiction

M. Munro: Autofiction

Recalling how Kafka’s tale ends, with the gatekeeper closing the door of the Law as the protagonist expires, roaring in his ear that all along it was meant for him alone…

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Across Poisoned Oceans

Across Poisoned Oceans

The pair fly to Japan where they discover the virtual world conjured via the internet does not reflect reality…

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Greg Gerke on Gilles Deleuze

Greg Gerke on Gilles Deleuze

In reading bits and bobs of Deleuze, I came upon some pages in What is Philosophy? that cooly and accurately describe the artist’s experience…

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Struggle Sessions and Penal Reform

Struggle Sessions and Penal Reform

Political indoctrination became an important strategy alongside moral instruction…

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‘Pessoa’s hat’ by Judson Hamilton

‘Pessoa’s hat’ by Judson Hamilton

As the train approached the station it was the first thing she noticed. There through the window: a magenta pink haze of ground-level fog…

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Bleta at Sharra

Bleta at Sharra

On the first of July, artists, curators, and art afficionados gathered at the gates of the Sharra landfill of Tirana to attend the inauguration of a public artwork by Kosovar artist Sislej Xhafa…

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(Parentheses are outward-looking); “quotation is inward-looking”

(Parentheses are outward-looking); “quotation is inward-looking”

A parenthetical phrase (like this one) may refer to things outside of it, parts of the sentence it inhabits (say)…

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More than Heavenly Bliss by Andre Gerard

More than Heavenly Bliss by Andre Gerard

Important as the soup is in To the Lighthouse it is never identified, never seen as “beautiful red soup” or “eternal” tomato soup…

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Are you content with content?

Are you content with content?

How do we enter into the ritual time outside of time in which narrative unfolds?

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Spectacle’s Spectacle

Spectacle’s Spectacle

Spectacle Island would not look the way it does today if it were not for Boston…

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The Terror and Transitional Justice in the Twentieth Century

The Terror and Transitional Justice in the Twentieth Century

The same radicalizing dynamic, which was predicated on a complete break with the past, also made it very difficult, and perhaps even impossible, to leave certain pasts behind…

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‘Bliss’ by Katherine Mansfield

‘Bliss’ by Katherine Mansfield

Although Bertha Young was thirty she still had moments like this when she wanted to run instead of walk, to take dancing steps on and off the pavement, to bowl a hoop, to throw something up in the air…

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Bullying 2.0

Bullying 2.0

The obvious righteousness of these online crusaders meant they rarely recognised themselves as the aggressors or bullies…

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The Grand Danger!

The Grand Danger!

Why was the family heir sent abroad, often when still a teenager, at a time when travel was indisputably and widely acknowledged to be dangerous?

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It’s All Argentinian to Arturo Desimone

It’s All Argentinian to Arturo Desimone

Have they clocked our nocturnal ways that bite at kleptomaniac clockhands in our capitals?

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‘1984’ by George Orwell

‘1984’ by George Orwell

Newspeak was the official language of Oceania and had been devised to meet the ideological needs of Ingsoc, or English Socialism…

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Peter Pans

Peter Pans

Who or what is Peter Pan? Peter stands for a deep psychological desire in all of us to return to childhood and escape into an earlier, freer state of being…

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