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Kulturos barai 4/2008
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4/2008

Kulturos barai
 

Summary

Rūpesčiai ir lūkesčiai

Almantas Samalavičius
Urbanistinės erdvės ir "bakalėjų" kultūra
Urban spaces and the culture of groceries
Rūta Bagdanavičiūtė
Lietuvos akademinio intelektualinio sluoksnio neviltis ir viltys
Hopes and despair of Lithuanian academic intellectual circles

Problemos ir idėjos

Algimantas Valantiejus
Ekonomika, politika ir religija, arba Sociologiniai centro paraščių skaitiniai (II)
Economics, politics and religion or sociological marginal readings (II)

Nuomonės apie nuomones

Vygantas Vareikis
Gajūs mitai, arba Kas "atvadavo" Klaipėdos kraštą?
Live myths or who made Klaipėda region "free"?
Audrius Gerulaitis
Lietuvos jaunimui -- lietuviška perspektyva
Lithuanian prospect for Lithuanian youth

Kūryba ir kūrėjai

Herkus Kunčius
Kalibato spindulys
The ray of Kalibatas
Irena Aleksaitė
Laikmečių kaktomuša. "Patriotai" Jaunimo teatre
The close meeting of periods
Laima Kanopkienė
Kasdieniško grožio drama
The drama of everyday beauty
Violeta Krištopaitytė
Improvizacijos gamtos ir moteriškumo pirmavaizdžiais
Improvisation on motifs of nature and femininity
Sigita Kasparaitė
Dokumentų parke, arba "Gyvenimas abipus Nemuno"
In the park of documents or "Life on both sides of Nemunas".
Max Alhau
Eilėraščiai
Poems. Translated from French by Tomas Taškauskas

Iš pasaulio ir į pasaulį

Anette Baldauf
Prekybos miestas JAV. Victoras Gruenas, Šaltasis karas ir prekybos alėja
Shopping town USA. Victor Gruen, Cold War and the shopping mall

Literatūrinės perspektyvos

Carl Henrik Fredriksson
Literatūros kritikos pakartotinė transnacionalizacija
The re-transnationalization of literary criticism
Märt Väljataga
Didžiojo estiško romano belaukiant
Waiting for the great Estonian novel

Šiandienos filosofų požiūris į Nietzsche. Diskusija
Contemporary philosophers discuss Nietzsche

Laikai ir žmonės

Elvyra Valiukaite
Apie gimtinėje nepelnytai pamirštą dailininką
About an artist who was forgotten at home
Kasiulis Paryžiuje
Iš dailininko Vytauto Kasiulio žmonos Bronės Kasiulienės pasakojimų
Kasiulis in Paris. From talks with artist Vytautas Kasiulis's wife Bronė Kasiulienė

Pažinti naujaip

Mindaugas Peleckis
"Naujojo amžiaus" ištakos ir perspektyvos (1)
Origins and prospects of New Age (I)

Retrospektyva

Inga Baranauskienė
Survila -- užmirštas Lietuvos didžiojo kunigaikščio Kęstučio sūnus
Survila -- the forgotten son of the Lithuanian Grand Duke Kęstutis

Apie knygas

Arvydas Šliogeris
Platonas Marijos žemėje
Plato in Maria's land
Tomas Kiauka
Ar krikščionybė turi ateitį?
Has Christianity a future?
Deimantė Šėporaitytė
Apie paribius: susitikime ten
About borderlands: let's meet there

Visai nejuokingi skaitiniai

Krescencija Šurkutė
Tščeslavijaus pozitūra
Tščeslavius positura


 
 

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Islam and democracy
The history of an approximation

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Where were you when Europe fell apart?

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Steve Sem-Sandberg
Even nameless horrors must be named

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Tymoshenko: Wake-up call for the EU

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Changing media, Media in change
The 23rd European Meeting of Cultural Journals
Linz, 13-16 May 2011

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