In Memoriam : Hans Teeuw: Ever a student of Indonesia - Jakarta Post
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 Jakarta Post | In Memoriam : Hans Teeuw: Ever a student of Indonesia Jakarta Post This was a hard time for him: his wife (already his fiance in 1935), had to go to Switzerland for a cure for tuberculosis. He arrived in Jakarta on September 18, 1947, and stayed until October 1951, doing fieldwork in Lombok from September 1949 to ... |
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Denver theater review: LIDA Project's surreal "Auto da Fé" - Denver Post
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Denver theater review: LIDA Project's surreal "Auto da Fé" Denver Post It's a more comical (ever so slightly) than tragic rendering of writer Elias Canetti's 1935 novel, originally titled "The Blinding." (The Bulgarian author received the Nobel Prize for literature in 1981.) Dan O'Neill plays Peter Kien, ... |
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Anxiety and spite in a man of letters - The Australian
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Anxiety and spite in a man of letters The Australian As befits his standing as a winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, his centenary is a significant cultural event for Australia and deserves serious analysis as well as celebration. From 1935 until his death in Sydney on September 30, 1990, ... |
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Quality key to real learning - China Daily
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 China Daily | Quality key to real learning China Daily In 1931, she published her second novel, The Good Earth, which won the Pulitzer Prize and the Howells Medal in 1935. In 1938, less than a decade after her first book appeared, she won the Nobel Prize in literature, the first American woman to do so. |
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Acclaimed litterateur juggles pen and scissors with aplomb - Times of India
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Acclaimed litterateur juggles pen and scissors with aplomb Times of India Born in the year 1935 in Balangir town, Pasayat had to drop out of school after Class VIII to help his father in their ancestral profession because of their poor financial condition. Though he could not complete his studies, his passion for literature ... |
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Wall Street Hellhound Puts JPMorgan's Loss in Perspective - BusinessWeek
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Wall Street Hellhound Puts JPMorgan's Loss in Perspective BusinessWeek But to set the scene I needed to review a huge amount of secondary literature on the Great Depression. Pressley: Among those books, which offered the best “distant mirror” to our own times, to borrow Barbara Tuchman's title? Perino: No one book gives ... |
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Historicist: Throwing Intellectual Bombs - Torontoist
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 Torontoist | Historicist: Throwing Intellectual Bombs Torontoist The well-known anarchist and feminist whom J. Edgar Hoover dubbed “the most dangerous woman in America” filled local lecture halls for talks on topics ranging from birth control and women's rights to literature, communism, and anarchism. |
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The Nakba: Before and After - Bay Area Indymedia
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The Nakba: Before and After Bay Area Indymedia From 1911 to 1948, 161 newspapers, magazines, and other publications covered news, literary topics, the arts, humor, sports and medicine. In 1914, Palestine had 379 private schools, including 95 elementary and three secondary ones. |
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The lone MP who stood by the cartoons in Parliament - Rediff
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 Rediff | The lone MP who stood by the cartoons in Parliament Rediff Born in 1935 in Kashmir, Sharifudin Shariq holds a Master's degrees in Urdu language and literature, and has studied law from the Aligarh Muslim University. Shariq says his father was a teacher, and his was 'a poor-moderate family. |
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Hitler's Very Own Hot Jazz Band - Smithsonian (blog)
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Hitler's Very Own Hot Jazz Band Smithsonian (blog) For one thing, he was genuinely intelligent—he had earned a doctorate in Romantic literature before becoming Hitler's propaganda chief. For another, he understood that his ministry needed to do more than merely hammer home the messages of Hitler's ... |
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