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05.09.2008
Geert Lovink

The society of the query and the Googlization of our lives

A tribute to Joseph Weizenbaum

"There is only one way to turn signals into information, through interpretation", wrote the computer critic Joseph Weizenbaum. As Google's hegemony over online content increases, argues Geert Lovink, we should stop searching and start questioning. [ more ]

03.09.2008
Jirí Dienstbier, Jirí Grusa, Lionel Jospin, Adam Michnik, Oskar Negt, Friedrich Schorlemmer

From '68 to '89

02.09.2008
Ivan Krastev

The crisis of the post-Cold War European order

02.09.2008
Eurozine Review

The enzyme of freedom

02.09.2008
Alexander Daniel

1968 in Moscow


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02.09.2008
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The enzyme of freedom

"Transit" advocates a concerted EU approach to Russia; on '68, "Osteuropa" mends a split consciousness while "Mittelweg 36" regrets nothing; "Mute" critiques "Green capitalism"; "Esprit" observes democracy's transformations; "Wespennest" awaits something better; "Kulturos barai" defends Fluxus; "Host" hits the road; "Le Monde diplomatique" (Oslo) follows the comic strip of empire; "Dialogi" warns against experts; "Reset" seeks perspectives for Italy's Democrats.

12.08.2008
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Why should I fill my pack with stones?

29.07.2008
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Ready... steady... pray!

08.07.2008
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Plan B or not to be

24.06.2008
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We, the President


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András Forgách

(b.1952 in Budapest) studied history and philosophy at the Eotvos University, Budapest, worked in theatre between 1976-1984 and 1995-97, and since 1984 has been a freelance writer, playwright, translator, and author of three novels. Awards include: 1992 Kritikusok dija, 2000 Szep Ernö dij, 2006 Jozsef Attila-dij.



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András Forgách

Zehuze

A Hungarian-Israeli mother addresses her daughter in Europe in a letter she never sends. In a fictional monologue, András Forgách explores the private suffering and political ambivalence of a life in postwar Israel. One of Hungary's most interesting authors for the first time in English translation. [more]

18.05.2007



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