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Seeking a More Cosmopolitan America

  • Post date 7th September 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Seeking a More Cosmopolitan America

The lack of volition to travel overseas corresponds to a shocking ignorance about other parts of the world. Contemporary students are notoriously ignorant of world geography. Many of…

  • Post date 7th September 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Seeking a More Cosmopolitan America

The lack of volition to travel overseas corresponds to a shocking ignorance about other parts of the world. Contemporary students are notoriously ignorant of world geography. Many of…

  • Post date 7th September 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

Why not convene a council of unconventional elders — academics, writers, artists, technology wizards, farmers, small business owners and public officials? They would give President Obama unfilt…

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

Why not convene a council of unconventional elders — academics, writers, artists, technology wizards, farmers, small business owners and public officials? They would give President Obama unfilt…

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

Why not convene a council of unconventional elders — academics, writers, artists, technology wizards, farmers, small business owners and public officials? They would give President Obama unfilt…

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

Why not convene a council of unconventional elders — academics, writers, artists, technology wizards, farmers, small business owners and public officials? They would give President Obama unfilt…

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

Why not convene a council of unconventional elders — academics, writers, artists, technology wizards, farmers, small business owners and public officials? They would give President Obama unfilt…

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Imagining President Obama’s Council of Elders

Why not convene a council of unconventional elders — academics, writers, artists, technology wizards, farmers, small business owners and public officials? They would give President Obama unfilt…

  • Post date 31st August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Buchbesprechung: Joana Breidenbach & Pál Nyíri: Seeing Culture Everywhere. From Genocide to Consumer Habits.

Auch wenn von Vertretern der Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie in kontinuierlichen Abständen die Abschaffung des Begriffs Kultur gefordert wird, verwiesen sei an dieser Stelle nur kursorisch auf den Auf…

  • Post date 30th August 2011
  • Post author By David Johannes Berchem

Back to School

For a society that is so child-centric our attitude about education, especially public education, seems sadly ironic. Public school teachers are often vilified in our everyday discourse.

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Back to School

For a society that is so child-centric our attitude about education, especially public education, seems sadly ironic. Public school teachers are often vilified in our everyday discourse.

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Back to School

For a society that is so child-centric our attitude about education, especially public education, seems sadly ironic. Public school teachers are often vilified in our everyday discourse.

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Back to School

For a society that is so child-centric our attitude about education, especially public education, seems sadly ironic. Public school teachers are often vilified in our everyday discourse.

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Back to School

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Back to School

For a society that is so child-centric our attitude about education, especially public education, seems sadly ironic. Public school teachers are often vilified in our everyday discourse.

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Back to School

For a society that is so child-centric our attitude about education, especially public education, seems sadly ironic. Public school teachers are often vilified in our everyday discourse.

  • Post date 23rd August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

What is happening to Europe (or to its Nation-States)?

Gustave Moreau – “Europe et le taureau” (1869)

  • Post date 20th August 2011
  • Post author By Gopk

What is happening to Europe (or to its Nation-States)?

Gustave Moreau – “Europe et le taureau” (1869)

  • Post date 20th August 2011
  • Post author By Gopk

What is happening to Europe (or to its Nation-States)?

Gustave Moreau – “Europe et le taureau” (1869)

  • Post date 20th August 2011
  • Post author By Gopk

What is happening to Europe (or to its Nation-States)?

Gustave Moreau – “Europe et le taureau” (1869)

  • Post date 20th August 2011
  • Post author By Gopk

Celebrity Culture, Media and Presidential Politics

In this media environment, many pundits are compelled to reflect upon the nonsensical, which, in the end, gives the nonsensical a degree of public credibility.

  • Post date 19th August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

Celebrity Culture, Media and Presidential Politics

In this media environment, many pundits are compelled to reflect upon the nonsensical, which, in the end, gives the nonsensical a degree of public credibility.

  • Post date 19th August 2011
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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