Titlebook: On Art and Science; Tango of an Eternall Shyam Wuppuluri,Dali Wu Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Art and Science.Art Educatio

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Charles F. Altieriglobal history: Robert Pinsky’s . (1979), Adrienne Rich’s “An Atlas of the Difficult World” (1991), and Amiri Baraka’s “Somebody Blew Up America” (2001). In the second half of my book, I discuss Juliana Spahr’s . (2005), Ben Lerner’s . (2006), Lisa Jarnot’s . (2006), Mark Nowak’s . (2009), Anne Boye

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Nathalie Heinichtion — the breakdown of community and the increasing polarisation between the rich and the poor — are viewed (Harris 2004, pp. 4–5). These young people haunt adult society ‘because [they] reference our need to be attentive to a future that others will inherit’ (Giroux 1996, p. 10).

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Jay Kappraffnces, set within a specific place and context — other than in a shared natural or preconstitutive identity. These shared experiences can be both positive and negative. Shared feelings of family and solidarity are contrasted with an “outside” world, which is dominated by powerful state institutions p

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Rossella Lupacchinidiate proposal to fill this void. Such unruly agency can be seen as an enraged and frustrated reaction to the painful distance between an officially recognized political discourse and the complicated social reality in which people living in precarious circumstances find themselves. This is a fundame

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Mónica Bello Buoyed by the meeting, he spoke of the United States and Iran as “natural allies” and his own country as a “bastion of stability and progress in an increasingly unstable area.”. For his part, Nixon would often speak of their strong bond, citing “the personal friendship that we have had the opportun

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Barbara Tverskyr early in the morning), that he might be a Dublin Dante as well, making his way through the purgatory of experience on his way to the paradise of art. Moreover, sometimes the Homeric parallel is sufficient itself as a means of complicating the narrative: there is nothing necessarily Shakespearean a

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