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people who died
Misery loves company and there seems to be a lot of it to go around. As the historian John Luckacs once wrote, we don’t really solve problems, both social and personal, although there may be effort made; rather what happens … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Frank Scherschel, ilan pappe, Jim Caroll Band, Jim Carroll poetry, Jimmy Carter Palestine Peace not Apartheid, John Lukacs, Judah Leib Magnes, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Martin Buber, Rabbi Arik Ascherman, Rabbi Judah Magnes, ronit lentin, Toward a Common Archive, Ziad Abu Hamad
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feeding the shark
So long and thanks for all the fish. She claims the Shalit family was holding her story hostage for four years, and she deserves royalties. As Shalit was exchanged for prisoners, she should also figure into the exchange process. The … Continue reading
outlaw culture: drawn to darkness
Drawn to darkness and obscurity, but with a tenacious grip onto the light. Pure forms existing, withstanding, even though they convey impressions of isolation and alienation. There is a heroism of the outlaw, a kind of aesthetic, a beauty of … Continue reading
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Tagged arthur goldreich, Bell Hooks Outlaw Culture, black september, Edmund White, Edward Said, gilad schalit, gilad shalit, hadrien laroche, holly downing, Jean Genet, Jean Paul Sartre, marlene dumas, noami klein, ronit lentin, stan persky, Z communications Michael Albert
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on pain of death: the bonding process
The dangers of militarism.And its connection with the two other ” triplets of evil” named by Martin Luther King Jr. : racism and consumerism. GRACE LEE BOGGS: I’m sorry, but I think if we stick to those categories of race, … Continue reading
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Tagged amira hass, Ari Folman, Bill Moyers, gideon levi, Gideon Levy Haaretz, Grace Lee Boggs, ilan pappe, john dugard united nations, karl mannheim, lev grinberg, Martin Luther King, menachem kahana, Noam Chomsky, Norman Finkelstein, palestinian statehood, ronit lentin, tanya reinhart, uri ben-eliezer
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greetings on this day
A remnant people trying to tailor a fine suit out of rags. The solitary wanderer in his brand name estate. The concept of Judaism rests as an affirmation of the Diaspora and a rejection, in principle of Zionism, which can … Continue reading
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Tagged a.m. klein, Arthur Ruppin, benny morris, Edward Said, ephraim kishon, franz fanon, Jean Paul Sartre, lev grinberg, Max Horkheimer, maya benton, meir kahane, menachem kahana, Michael Greenstein, Michel Foucault, noah efron, noah j. efron, rafael falk, roman vishniak, ronit lentin, stalags documentary, Walter Benjamin, yakov m. rabkin
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