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putting the old cat back in the bag
Its an ongoing comedy that says much more about the nature of Canadians than the actual facts surrounding the issue. Its the incongruous image of the American notion of “a gentler kinder people” and the appalling violence of the national … Continue reading →
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peasant revolt
Is the use of the word “peasant” a pejorative meaning an insulting, derogatory remark?…. In a pejorative sense the term was first applied by the Spanish colonialists to the religious practices of rural indigenous peoples.It was derogatorily applied due to … Continue reading →
CARDINAL RULE: DON'T GET CAUGHT PETTING CRABS
The party’s over It’s time to call it a day They’ve burst your pretty balloon And taken the moon away It’s time to wind up The masquerade Just make your mind up The piper must be paid The party’s over … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alexandre Dumas, Alfred de Vigny, Andy Warhol, Barbara Amiel, Brian Mulroney, Cardinal Richelieu, Charleton Heston, Conrad Black, Faye Dunaway, Gautier-Dagoty, George Jonas, George Tombs, ginger grossman, Guiseppe Signorini, Gyula Benczur, Henry Kissinger, Jane Fryer, Jean Chretien, Joseph Hauzinger, Larry Zoff, Machiavelli, Madame de Rambouillet, Margaret Thatcher, Mocchi Sculptor, Peter C.Newman, Philippe de Champaigne, Pierre Trudeau, Richard Perle, Sarah Palin, Sarah Sands, Shirley Bassey, Sofia Coppola
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A CASTLE, A KAFKA, CARTONS & CONRAD THE COMRADE
”The recurrence of linkages of one sort or another between Hitler and Kafka throughout “Hitler studies” is rather remarkable–and controversial. In addition to the D. M. Thomas character’s conjecture about the kinship of Kafka and Hitler as artists of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anshel Pfeffer, Antony Lerman, Aron Heller, Barbara Amiel, Bradley Klapper, Bruno Schulz, Claude Lanzmann, David Blumberg, Dora Diamant, Esther Hoffe, Eva Hoffe, Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Geli Raubal, George Steiner, Jacques Derrida, John Toland, Lawrence Langer, M.C. Escher, Max Brod, Meir Heller, Melissa Eddy, Michael Andre Bernstein, Milena Jesenska, Orson Welles, Ron Rosenbaum, Rudolph Binion, Ruth Wiesler, Sara Loeb, Scott Horton, William Blake
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