Gabo Weaves The Story of a Shipwrecked Sailor
The Story of a Shipwrecked Sailor is a rare real non-fictional account by Gabriel Garcia Marquez of a sailor who was shipwrecked and managed to survive on a raft for 10 days without food.
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La Strada: Neorealist Sad Song of the Road
July 23, 2009
Made in 1954, La Strada is a typical neorealist film which travels with the protagonists on the road and captures real essence of life through the lives of people on the streets.
The Magic of Le Petit Prince
July 17, 2009
Le Petit Prince has been translated into 80 languages, this popularity shows people seek imaginative philosophical fables to navigate through dark life.
A Yellow Flower by Julio Cortazar: A Take on Continuity of Life and Existential Angst
April 20, 2009
Cortazar’s short story ‘A Yellow Flower’, in his book Blow-up and other Stories has a unique take on continuity of life and existential angst. The protagonist of the tale perpetually ponders upon mortality, immortality, reincarnation and death through his own surreal experience.
Art: A Life Force
January 23, 2009
Art is an understated life force, which has always sensitised us and made us more humane.
The Fiendish
- New Album: To Ever Be Made Whole by Grey September 16, 2012 Jaiyant Cavale
- Naruto As a Model for Modern Diplomacy and Dialogue August 23, 2012 Celso Camargo
- The Trilogy of Machado de Assis: Prophet of Coldness and Cynicism August 21, 2012 Celso Camargo
- Guess the Title of Garbage’s New Album Contest January 29, 2012 Jaiyant Cavale
- In the Land of Blood and Honey: When the Balkan Wounds Are Revisted October 22, 2011 Jaiyant Cavale
August 11, 2009
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