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By Matthew J. Grow,Ronald W. Walker
This annotated number of their correspondence finds greatly approximately those notable males, whereas additionally offering an important perception into nineteenth-century Mormonism and the historic second during which the circulation developed.
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By John Aplin
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By Nicolas Bonnal
Les plus jeunes et les amateurs de mon web publication et de mes textes y trouveront j’espère à boire et à manger. Comme dit l’apôtre, il y a les nourritures liquides et les solides. A une époque de rapide abrutissement collectif, enfin reconnu et entretenu par los angeles technologie, l. a. bouffe et l. a. pharmacie, sans oublier les neuf heures de médias, il est temps que les survivants s’y mettent. J’ai toujours objectiveé los angeles word du barde celte Taliesin : « il faut un survivant à chaque désastre, et je suis ce survivant. »
Eh bien survivons ensemble.
Download From the Monastery to the World: The Letters of Thomas by Thomas Merton,Ernesto Cardenal,Jessie Sandoval,Robert Hass PDF
By Thomas Merton,Ernesto Cardenal,Jessie Sandoval,Robert Hass
The letters during this e-book, written among Merton and Cardenal from 1959-1968, supply us interesting insights into the early religious and political awakenings of eventual Sandinista and exponent of liberation theology Ernesto Cardenal, who was once then a beginner leaving the Trappist Monastery in Kentucky the place he first met Merton. whereas making the lengthy journey domestic to Nicaragua to construct a utopian artist’s commune at the Island of Solentiname, Cardenal rubs elbows with a few of Latin America’s maximum writers and artists of that point.
In From the Monastery to the World, Cardenal remains to be a hungry student, years clear of changing into the across the world well known poet-statesman and Nicaraguan Minister of tradition. right here we see the poet and monk Thomas Merton as a smart, sufferer, and infrequently even humbled mentor, throughout the years while he used to be nonetheless shaping and gathering the uncooked fabrics for such writings as: “The method of Chuang Tzu”, “Raids at the Unspeakable”, and “Conjectures of a accountable Bystander”.
Merton and Cardenal’s correspondence can provide readers an viewers to conversations among males deeply attached via their full of life endeavors towards religious freedom, voracious highbrow appetites, and creative exploration regardless of the cultural alterations, language obstacles, and geographic distances which divide them.
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By Olga Benario,Luiz Carlos Prestes,Robert Cohen,Niki Graça
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By Charles Juliet
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By Marina Tsvetaeva,Jamey Gambrell
Marina Tsvetaeva ranks with Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelstam, and Boris Pasternak as certainly one of Russia’s maximum twentieth-century poets. Her suicide on the age of forty-eight was once the tragic end result of a existence beset by way of loss and trouble. This quantity provides in English a suite of essays released within the Russian émigré press after Tsvetaeva left Moscow in 1922. in response to diaries she saved from 1917 to 1920, the paintings describes the extensive social, monetary, and cultural chaos provoked by means of the Bolshevik Revolution. occasions and people are noticeable in the course of the lens of her own experience—that of a destitute younger girl of upper-class heritage with young children (one of whom died of starvation), a lacking husband, and no technique of help except her poetry. those autobiographical writings are an eyewitness account of a dramatic interval in Russian historical past, advised by means of a proficient and outspoken poet.
Download Ich habe auch gelebt!: Briefe einer Freundschaft (German by Astrid Lindgren,Louise Hartung,Jens Andersen,Jette PDF
By Astrid Lindgren,Louise Hartung,Jens Andersen,Jette Glargaard,Angelika Kutsch,Ursel Allenstein,Brigitte Jakobeit
»Manchmal frage ich mich, warum ich lebe, warum Menschen überhaupt leben. Aber das erzähle ich nur Dir – ich laufe nicht mit hängendem Kopf herum, sodass es jemand sieht. Falls Du weißt, warum Menschen leben, dann schreib und erzähl es mir.«
Astrid Lindgren stand 1953 am Beginn einer beispiellosen Weltkarriere. Bei einem Berlinbesuch lernte sie die Deutsche Louise Hartung kennen, etwa ein Jahr nachdem Lindgren sehr plötzlich ihren Mann verloren hatte. Aus der Begegnung entstand eine ganz besondere Freundschaft. Wie wenig andere verstand Hartung die »kleine Melancholie«, die Lindgren an manchen Tagen überkam. Über elf Jahre hinweg teilten die beiden außergewöhnlichen Frauen Freude und Trauer und standen einander in über six hundred Briefen bei, die sich wie ein Roman lesen. In den Briefen der Freundinnen, die die Weltschriftstellerin Astrid Lindgren von einer ganz neuen Seite zeigen, entsteht ein sehr persönliches Bild vom Leben in Deutschland und Schweden in einer Zeit des Wiederaufbaus und gesellschaftlichen Umbruchs. Berührend, klug, traurig und lustig zugleich: das Porträt einer engen Freundschaft, die alle Grenzen überwindet.