Showing posts with label Terror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terror. Show all posts
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Monday, September 27, 2010
Kafka Short Stories Online
A Hunger Artist
A Report to an Academy
The Neighbour (transl. Annika Eder)
The Neighbour (transl. Tanya Ellerbrock)
The Metamorphosis
Selected shorter writings, transl. by Ian Johnston (Before the Law, The Hunter Gracchus, Up in the Gallery, An Imperial Message, Jackals and Arabs)
A Hunger Artist (transl. by Ian Johnston)
In the Penal Colony (transl. by Ian Johnston)
A Country Doctor (transl. Ian Johnston)
A Report for an Academy (transl. Ian Johnston)
The Metamorphosis (transl. Ian Johnston)
The Great Wall of China (transl. Ian Johnston)
My Destination (transl. Alex Flores)
On the Gallery (transl. Maja Sinn)
Unhappiness (transl. Claudia Furrer)
Five short texts from Kafka's youth
A Report to an Academy
The Neighbour (transl. Annika Eder)
The Neighbour (transl. Tanya Ellerbrock)
The Metamorphosis
Selected shorter writings, transl. by Ian Johnston (Before the Law, The Hunter Gracchus, Up in the Gallery, An Imperial Message, Jackals and Arabs)
A Hunger Artist (transl. by Ian Johnston)
In the Penal Colony (transl. by Ian Johnston)
A Country Doctor (transl. Ian Johnston)
A Report for an Academy (transl. Ian Johnston)
The Metamorphosis (transl. Ian Johnston)
The Great Wall of China (transl. Ian Johnston)
My Destination (transl. Alex Flores)
On the Gallery (transl. Maja Sinn)
Unhappiness (transl. Claudia Furrer)
Five short texts from Kafka's youth
Friday, August 13, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
War Rugs from Afghanistan
War rugs from Afghanistan exhibit at the Toronto textile museum.
Repetitive, pixelated, simplified design elements, the iconic medallions of traditional textile-weaving--and strangely reminiscent of low resolution video games--eerily emboss these rugs, reflecting on the terrors of modern global policing.
Repetitive, pixelated, simplified design elements, the iconic medallions of traditional textile-weaving--and strangely reminiscent of low resolution video games--eerily emboss these rugs, reflecting on the terrors of modern global policing.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Jean Baudrillard's The Spirit of Terrorism
Insofar as I know, still the most reaching analysis of the Terror against Terror climate of modern global politics.
Among the last things he wrote before his death, Jean Baudrillard's essay: The Spirit of Terrorism.
Among the last things he wrote before his death, Jean Baudrillard's essay: The Spirit of Terrorism.
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