Róbert Gál’s Tractatus offers an epigraph by the Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein: “Philosophy ought to be written only […]
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My Mother Taught Me How to Steal My mother taught me how to steal children. I was stolen […]
In Bowie’s music, fragmented voices often appear, sometimes as splintering perspectives contained in a single narrator. In the […]
Six hours a day we had lessons in the kitchen. History, Literature, Art, Geography, Music, Natural Sciences. Instead […]
History of the Present is an experimental feminist opera-film about class and conflict, which first premiered in Belfast […]
For R.B. She is thinking about the man who spent a year in Germany studying Hölderlin before giving […]
Once upon a time, I sat on a bench in the park at Charles Square with the dearly […]
Kerber had taken to using only four words: North, South, East and West. Hypothetically, a full and comprehensive […]
Not alone, not alone, not alone. Wherethere is an and, we follow it. Or they, ifyou’re on the […]
In ten years I’ve never written an editorial in the first person — this is my first and last […]
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