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The Dangers of Nostalgia. Karl Ove Knausgård: ‚My Struggle 1. A Death in the Family‘
Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgård’s book series My Struggle is a massive autobiography, an emotional and critical commentary on cultural, political and sociological aspects of Norwegian society – but more than that, it is the story of a seemingly inconspicuous… Weiterlesen ›
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Illusionen der Freiheit. Leïla Slimani, Elfriede Jelinek und ihre wahre Perversion
Willkommen bei meiner ersten deutschsprachigen Essayreihe. In den Beiträgen dieser Reihe wird ein Vergleich zwischen neueren und älteren Romanen hergestellt, um darauf basierend die Hauptthematiken und ihre Substanz für die literarische und kulturelle Gegenwart zu untersuchen. Eure Gedanken zu den… Weiterlesen ›
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Movie Moments: ‚Joker‘
There have been several distinguished portrayals in movies about the villainous antagonist who lives to make Batman’s life a pit of chaos and misery. However, this one does not even mention Batman and is void of large-scale action scenes altogether…. Weiterlesen ›
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Literary Escapades, 10/19: October Reviews
Welcome back to the Monthly Reviews series, where I chronologically list last months reads, along with a short reflexion and opinion regarding each book. Here’s what I read in October:
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Quote Digest, Vol. 4: Rainer Maria Rilke
Welcome back to Quote Digest, where I take apart and reflect on my favourite quotes. Today’s quote comes from Bohemian-Austrian poet and novelist Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926). His poetry is emotional and intense and loved by many, but his single… Weiterlesen ›
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Literary Escapades, 9/19: September Reviews
Welcome back to the Monthly Reviews series, where I chronologically list last months reads, along with a short reflexion and opinion regarding each book. Here’s what I read in September:
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Literary Escapades, 8/19: August Reviews
Welcome back to the Monthly Reviews series, where I chronologically list last months reads, along with a short reflexion and opinion regarding each book. Here’s what I read in August:
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Quote Digest, Vol. 3: Toni Morrison
Welcome back to Quote Digest, where I take apart and reflect on my favourite quotes. In regards to recent events, it is imperative that I honor the work of one the wonderful Toni Morrison, who has passed on recently. May… Weiterlesen ›
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Literary Escapades, 7/19: July Reviews
Welcome back to the Monthly Reviews series, where I chronologically list last months reads, along with a short reflexion and opinion regarding each book. Here’s what I read in July: Margaret Atwood: Cat’s Eye (1988) Little girls are sweet only… Weiterlesen ›
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An Introduction to Estonian Literature, 2: ‚The Misadventures of the New Satan‘
Estonia is my birthplace and root country. I live in Germany now, but Estonian culture, music, literature and movies are a part of my upbringing, so today I’m introducing you to some recommendations from Estonian Literature. These introductions will become… Weiterlesen ›
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Literary Escapades, 6/19: June Reviews
Welcome back to the Monthly Reviews series, where I chronologically list last months reads, along with a short reflexion and opinion regarding each book. Here’s what I read in June:
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Cages we Build for Ourselves: Thoughts on Margaret Atwood
Canadian writer Margaret Atwood is a sensational creator and visionary. She is also a person who reminds us of the scariest possible scenarios available for the development of humanity: Handmaid’s Tale is going strong with season 3 on Hulu and there is… Weiterlesen ›
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Why ‚Green Book‘ Does Right by its Subject Matter
After Peter Farrelly’s Green Book won the Oscar last year, it was not only Spike Lee who expressed his disappointment about this recognition. (Variety) The movie has been well received, praised, nominated and awarded highly, winning not only the 2018 Oscar… Weiterlesen ›
