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By : Alexandra Huff December 21, 2019January 15, 2020

Reflecting on the Lecture Series on Popular Sovereignty

The night of the UK election, my phone lit up with a series of texts:  “They’ve figured out how to make supporting fascism woke They’ve figured out how to make opposing fascism unwoke  They’ve cracked the code”  I read the texts while half asleep and responded:  “Are you listening to Red Scare?” But my friend

By : Aurelia Cojocaru January 27, 2014February 20, 2014

Dj Spinoza spins at Bard College Berlin. Eugene Ostashevsky poetry reading

All my dreams of inventing a time machine and going back to witness the (in)famous Avant-Garde had long ago faded, when the Russian-American poet Eugene Ostashevsky came to Bard College Berlin. He came and opened his reading with a poem of the Russian “absurdist” Daniil Kharms (1905-1942), whom he has translated. “The four-legged crow”, which

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By : Aurelia Cojocaru September 24, 2013February 20, 2014

Corona: Selected Poems of Paul Celan. A reading and discussion with Susan H. Gillespie

What makes a good poetry event? This is merely a personal theory: when you recall a good poetry happening, your ability to convey factual information about it has to fail at some point. That is, you should be able to say: “these were the poems”, “these were the questions”, “these were the answers” and so

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By : Inasa Bibić August 28, 2013November 5, 2013

It’s that time of the year again…

I still vividly remember August 26, 2012 – my first time in Berlin and at ECLA of Bard. A lot of expectations blended into the abstract colors of the unknown. Another start anew, characterized mostly by the “pull-and-push” mechanism between anxiety and excitement. The interesting thing about being a student is that you have a

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