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Jacques Rupnik

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Parallels between May '68 and the Prague Spring are largely the result of the simultaneity of the events; in important respects, the political goals of the two movements were antithetical. Nevertheless, central European dissent had a significant impact on the French Left after 1968, argues Jacques Rupnik. [ more ]

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Rudi Dutschke, Jacques Rupnik

The misunderstanding of 1968

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From pacifism to violence and back again

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Maria Eismont

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Almantas Samalavicius

holds a Ph.D. in art history and theory, and is an associate professor at Vilnius Gediminas Technical University. He is author and co-author of 5 books on architectural history, ideas of higher education, and the history of Western intellectual life, as well as numerous essays on cultural and literary criticism. In addition, he has edited 5 volumes of academic and literary articles, and translated books by Zygmunt Bauman and Gerard Delanty into Lithuanian. He serves as associate editor of the journal Kulturos barai and was re-elected as president of the Lithuanian PEN.



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Almantas Samalavicius

National identity, culture and globalisation

Lithuania wakes up to a new social and cultural reality

In the academic and intellectual debate in Lithuania, globalisation and Europeanisation are often regarded as deadly threats to the national culture, an "evil mission". Almantas Samalavicius looks at the arguments and proposes a completely different concept of identity. [more]

10.03.2005


Almantas Samalavicius

Europe's East as spiritual space

Greek philosophy, Roman law and Christianity. Are these the only cornerstones of European culture? [more]

28.10.2004


Almantas Samalavicius

Intellectuals in post-communist Lithuania

How has the social and political standing of intellectuals changed? [more]

01.06.2004


Almantas Samalavicius

Memory and amnesia in a postcommunist society

Dealing with the legacy of the communist past in Lithuania. [more]

27.02.2004


Almantas Samalavicius

The burden of freedom

Lithuanian media during the transition

A decade into its existence as an independent state, has the Lithuanian media learned how to make use of its newly found freedom? [more]

03.04.2003


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