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I'd like to introduce Pier Marton, who is a guest for the second week of
our dicussion. I'd like to thank everyone who is participating; please
continue!
I met Pier at UCLA; we both taught in the art department. I've admired his
soc
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Another language: Gmail language, I posted it as plain text but it
comes as garbled numerics :)
As and old Catholic :) born in Uruguay the most Jacobine country after
France :) and raised by Francophile German nuns from Paderborn :) I
an
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Thanks for a fascinating and moving discussion. I just wanted to say that I
have been following this more closely than any other empyre discussion for
years. All of these mirrors on our world are overpowering. The atavistic
barbarity of
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> Dear Ana
>
> thank you for your answer, your personal experiences, and the videolinks.
>
> >Next year we come to Palestine at well and we share beds and rooms with
> Rachel Corrie one week before she was killed.
>
> There was a Rache
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i have been following with great curiosity and emotion, but have not yet
felt that i had anything to add. i live in a very densely populated area
(Brooklyn NY) and while I love the vibrancy of the street life, i can
also see it being sn
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so much now has been brought to the round, and thanks to all those who wrote on
the weekend, after having been busy at some points during the week or
traveling (like Pia, Olga, and Heiner); my not so very good idea to slow down
was ac
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dear all
what a strong, vibrant series of days we have had so far -- thanks to all of
you who participated; and Alan and I are amazed at the depth and diversity of
experience and perspective, and hope that
others will join soon in the n
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Olga, if it is O.K. with you (and the rules of empyre), I am posting the
following passage in my poetry page "Murat Nemet-Nejat" on Facebook:
"First of all, I propose to look at each case of war conflict and
violence separately. There is no
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Thanks Ana.
Here comes a version in English
The German translation of Octavio Paz most read book „The labyrinth of
solitude“ (1950) was published 1969 - only a short time after the massacre on
the Plaza del Tletelolco in Mexico City. Pa
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Fereshteh, thank you for sharing very powerful images and emotions. My
point was the identtification and the warning. I remember quite well the
words of the German pastor Martin Niemöller,
"When the Nazis came for the communists,
I did
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Dear Pia, many thanks for sharing your stories of your stay in
Palestine, in the occupied territories. And I am a bit apalled you
never saw any terror or killings (for me the checkpoints ARE terror).
By the way here it's a link to an extrao
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Wonderful text, Reinhold, and I am very pleased and grateful to all
working hard to work in several languages. But I think it's also
important to choose a "lingua franca" who can make me understand what
Olga, born in Ucrania and Fereshed bo
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For me the sheer concept of patriotism is weird, foreign. Every
country of the world is a construction, a border made up politically
for economical and territorial needs of the states but not for the
peoples. The people don't want borders o
--empyre- soft-skinned space--The current events in my home country Ukraine is a good case study of
patriotism. The anti terrorist campaign in the eastern Ukraine that
followed the Maidan protests and change of power has an unprecedented
support of Ukrainian population:
--empyre- soft-skinned space--First of all, I propose to look at each case of war conflict and
violence separately. There is no common experience of war. Also some
combatants experienced both being a perpetrator and later a victim in the
hands of enemy. I came across the
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Johannes asked me to tell you some of my impressions from staying in the
Occupied Palestinian territories as a human rights observer. Which I find
hard to fit into your discussion. But let’s go.
While I never experienced open
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Hola Ana,
la traducción alemana del „Laberinto de la soledad“ (1950) de Octavio Paz se
publicó 1969, poco después de la matanza en la Plaza de Tlatelolco. Paz añadió
un capituló que después apareció en el libro „Postdata“, editado por si
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| Hello everybody,
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to write here now, but I read what Anna wrote about
identification with the victims of violence all around the world and I asked
myself, can we really identify with them? During this period
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I'm not sure if I'm allowed to write here now, but I read what Anna
wrote about identification with the victims of violence all around the world
and I asked myself, can we really identify with them? During this period of
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Akram Al Halabi writes: "Harsh images and videos of massacres published in the
media. Images hard to watch. During the last three years, I was writing on these
images what I see in the image itself.
"hard to watch" is a crucial phrase.
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi empyre, I am trying to fit in again.
Yes, Ana, we share the horror in all shifting stages - but why is it
shifting all the time?
It leaves you completely out, uninformed, just one glimpse and no
explanation.
Helpless, useless "spectators
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