Civilizationally, we do not dig holes to bury ourselves

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Civilizationally, we do not dig holes to bury ourselves : Walid Ráad

Manylion Llyfryddiaeth
Cyhoeddwyd yn:	Stuff it : the video essay in the digital age.(2003) S. 34 - 45
Prif Awdur:	Ráad, Walid (Awdur)
Fformat:	Erthygl
Iaith:	German
Eitemau Perthynol:	In: Stuff it : the video essay in the digital age.(2003)

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Black holes
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Hole in the heart : bringing up Beth
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"Strangers to ourselves" : the construction of identy and historical writing
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Charting black holes in 'Ulysses'
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Digging up skulls, fighting with words : on Radka Denemarková's novel 'Money from Hitler'
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Do we live in one or several worlds?
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Do we discover our uses of words?
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"Buried as a writer and as a man" : the puzzle of "Family Happiness"
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The things we do for love : zur Weiterentwicklung von Frankfurts Analyse personaler Autonomie
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Are we going to do this again? : Nürnberg, Jerusalem, Frankfurt: Auschwitz und das Courtroom-Drama
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Amusing ourselves to death : public discourse in the age of show business
gan: Postman, Neil
Cyhoeddwyd: (1986)

The Black hole of culture : Japan, radical otherness, and the disappearence of difference (or, "In Japan everything normal")
gan: Pfeiffer, K. Ludwig

Why do we value diversity? : biocultural diversity in a global context
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All the others, ourselves (Buenos Aires)
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White supremacy (and what we should do about it)
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Where do we go from here? 1961
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How many languages do we need? : the economics of linguistic diversity
gan: Ginsburgh, Victor, et al.
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"A history full of holes"? : France and the French resistance in the work of Stephan Hermlin
gan: Tate, Dennis

The dead weight of a quarrel hangs
gan: Ra'ad, Walid

Do we have to revise the notion of world literature (1964)
gan: Etiemble, René

Tilling the soil to find ourselves : labor, memory, and identity in Ernest J. Gaines's "Of Love and Dust"
gan: Beavers, Herman

"Roots, Aren't They Supposed to Be Buried?": The Experience of Place in Midwestern Women's Autobiographies
gan: Wallance, Kathleen R.

Do we need to rewrite German literary history since 1945? : a German perspective
gan: Emmerich, Wolfgang

We say no
gan: Galeano, Eduardo H.

Do it : scenarios of the revolution
gan: Rubin, Jerry
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'Do dogs see what we see or is it something different?' : zum Tierdiskurs im Werk von Virginia Woolf, D.H. Lawrence und T.S. Eliot
gan: Welz, Stefan

We're teen, we're queer, and we've got e-mail
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Do - Es
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Do - Pa
Cyhoeddwyd: (1974)

NO-DO : zur frühneuzeitlichen Identitätsbildung Sevillas
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'What are we?' : 'Proteus' and the problematising of history
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Life as we know it
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As We May Forget
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The skin we're in
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We wear the mask
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The way we went
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Feminism as we see it
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Who am we?
gan: Turkle, Sherry