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Sumar nr. 91RetrospectiveWarren Breckman – Puterea și golul: democrația radicală, postmarxismul și momentul MachiavelliDialog Esprit – Robert Morrissey: Napoleon și legitimitatea politică modernăKeith Gessen – Necugetatul întemeietor al formalismuluiArte vizualeColm

SUMAR Nr. 85 Dincolo de eveniment DIALOG Heinz-Norbert Jocks – Stéphane Hessel: Spiritul indignării Ian Johnson – China: mai rău decât în imaginație Anne Applebaum – Schimbarea vieții sub comunism Adrian Mihalache – Pactul cu diavolul Hussein Agha și Robert

SUMAR Nr. 84RetrospectiveHenri Zalis – Depoziții asistate de memorieAlexandru Grigorescu – Războiul culturalIolanda Malamen – Pictură și insurgențăIon Vianu – Adu-ne cea mai bună șampanie!Dincolo de evenimentPerry Anderson – Gandhi – în centrul sceneiHans

Lucrarea cuprinde trei micromonografii dedicate personalităţii lui Eugeniu Carada, publicate în perioada interbelică: 1. M. THEODORIAN-CARADA, Eugeniu Carada (1836-1910), Tipografia Gutenberg, Bucureşti, 1922 2. MIHAIL GR. ROMAŞCANU, Eugeniu Carada (1836-1910),

Mihai Eminescu published an article entitled “What happens when dogs are not looked after” in Curierul de Iasi, no. 129 of 26 November 1876. The text was the following: “D. N. Pascu, deputy-prefect in Dorohoi, was bitten by a rabid dog while strolling on the streets

Desfăşurat sub patronajul lui Václav Havel, renumit scriitor şi om politic ceh, proiectul „Generaţia '89, marchează împlinirea a două decenii de la prăbuşirea regimurilor comuniste din Europa Centrală şi de Est. Adresat celor născuţi în anul de trecere

Press ReleaseSeptember 16, 2008 The Artmix Cultural Association (www. artmix. ro) announces the launch of the second Festival of Urban Art Architectural Projections, which will be held in the night of September 20, 2008 as of 10 PM in Constitution Square and University

Newspapers have recently brought to us the information that Bucharest is one of the noisiest cities in Europe. When it comes to bad things, few people do a better job than us at reaching the superlative. As far as I am concerned, I did not need the press to identify the

clockwise from top left: Smardan St. , Stavropoleos St. , Caru cu bere pub (2), Stavropoleos Church (3), Russian Church. Early Sunday morning before 10 A. M. , the city offers its first surprise. It is empty. The bare streets are visible in all their twisted length, without

Two neighbors are greeting each other on the alley in front of my block. One of them is complaining that he can't stand the heat and he looks as red as a boiled lobster. We can't even get out of the house, Sir! We're taking care of our little one too, our

Well, then, Dilema Veche intends to host a series of comments on the state of the city in which we live, to which some of us are bound, by birth, others by a life experience that is getting longer and longer, and which we want to defend against the aggressive attempts to

I no longer love Bucharest. I'm no longer hoping something can be done about this dump of Europe An interview with Mircea Cărtărescu by Ion Longin Popescu Slowly but surely, the old, historic Bucharest – the little that was left after Ceauşescu's demolishing