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Kafka's writings are characterized by an extreme sensitivity manifested in absurdity, alienation, and gallows humor,...
The imaginary world of Lebanese Canadian exiled poet Nadine Ltaif is rooted in the context...
This is a trilingual -- Italian, English and French -- edition of Amelia Rosselli's last...
André Roy's poetic universe is rich in imagery which can, at first glance, be disquieting....
Marco Micone's first play, Voiceless People, portrays the exploitation of first-generation Italian immigrants Addolorata focuses...
Socrates looked expectantly to the afterlife, when he would be able to converse with the...
In a provocative and thoughtful essay, Estonia's preeminent poet and cultural critic, Jüri Talvet, investigates the role of culture in the postmodern world. Against the large background of historical values in western and world culture, Talvet inveighs against monologues and grand narratives launched by Western centers, envisaging instead a cultural symbiosis that would create a new and fertile dialogue between the centers, borders, and peripheries of the world, enrich cultural sensibility, and broaden concern for the Other.
