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07.08.2008
He Qinglian

Seeds of resistance

Popular protest is set to dominate the agenda

While the resistance in Tibet has drawn the most attention, two other groups are making life uncomfortable for the Chinese government: dispossessed landowners and environmentalists. Popular protest is set to dominate the agenda beyond the Olympic Games, writes He Qinglian. [ more ]

07.08.2008
Brian Glanville

Murder in Mexico

07.08.2008
Wolfgang Kraushaar

"The personality cult must be ended now!"

07.08.2008
Wolfgang Kraushaar

"Chile Si, Junta No!"

07.08.2008
Benedict Seymour

Blurred boundaries


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Ieva Lesinska

is a leading Latvian intellectual and translator. She helped to create Latvian cultural journal Rigas Laiks.



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Ieva Lesinska, Christopher Ricks

A lesson in Dylan appreciation

When Christopher Ricks, author of critical works on Milton, Keats, and Eliot, turned his attention to Bob Dylan, critics grumbled that he could talk one into believing that even a phone book is poetry. Now that Dylan has won the Pulitzer Prize, they may have to reconsider. [more]

11.04.2008


Harold Bloom, Ieva Lesinska

Breakfast with brontosaurus

An interview with Harold Bloom

"Partly from encountering wisdom, I have to say I have no wisdom." American literary critic Harold Bloom talks to Latvian journal Rigas Laiks about his twenty-ninth book, Where Shall Wisdom Be Found? [more]

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