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05/2008

Summary

Rūpesčiai ir lūkesčiai

Almantas SAMALAVIČIUS

Guggenheimo-Ermitažo (m)isterija

Mysterium of Guggenheim-Hermitage

Problemos ir idėjos

Antonij TODOROV

Nacionalpopulizmas prieš demokratiją

National populism against democracy

Nuomonės apie nuomones

Vytautas LANDSBERGIS

Ko žmogus nori?

What does human beings want?

Kūryba ir kūrėjai

Johannes BOBROWSKI

Jaunystės metas

Young days. Poems. Translated by Bronys Savukynas

In memoriam

Ars longa. Broniui SAVUKYNUI atminti

Ars longa. In memoriam Bronys Savukynas

Gražina MARECKAITĖ

Mąstantis žmogus -- aktoriaus Prano Piauloko amplua

A thinking person -- actor Pranas Piaulokas

Vladas BAGDONAS

Paukštė ant delno

A bird in hand

EX NIHILO

Su architektu Tomu GRUNSKIU kalbasi Marius GAUČYS

Goda DAPŠYTĖ

Šokis kaip ritualas

Dance as ritual

Vidas POŠKUS

Socialinės apatijos spalvos ir optimistinė prognozė

Colors of social apathy and optimistic prospects

Harold PINTER

Naktis

Night

Iš pasaulio ir į pasaulį

Ramunė MARCINKEVIČIŪTĖ

Teatro premijų ypatumai

Specificity of theatre prizes

Jurgita POCIŪTĖ

Eimunto Nekrošiaus teatras italų akimis

Theatre of Eimuntas Nekrošius from an Italian point of view

Literatūrinės perspektyvos: Ukraina

Timofiy HAVRYLIV

Romano ilgesys

Longing for a novel

Dietmar ELGER

Gerhard Richter. Tapyba kaip fotografija

Gerhard Richter. Painting as photography

Almis GRYBAUSKAS

Klajokliai Dunojaus slėniuose

Nomads in the plains of the Danube

Pažinti naujaip

Mindaugas PELECKIS

"Naujojo amžiaus" ištakos ir perspektyvos

Origins and prospects of New Age

Retrospektyva

Morta BAUŽIENĖ

Modernizmo pranašas Lietuvos sakralinėje architektūroje

Prophet of modernism in Lithuanian sacred architecture

Apie knygas

Arvydas PACEVIČIUS

Kultūrinės atminties inkliuzai Lietuvos istorijoje

Inclusions of cultural memory in Lithuanian history

Kristina BUDRYTĖ

Įsiklausantis į pasaulio spalvas

Listening to the colours of the world

Knygų niekas nepakeis (1)

Nothing can replace books

Visai nejuokingi skaitiniai

Krescencija ŠURKUTĖ

Spiritizmo aktualijos

The urgency of spiritism

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