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Donnerstag, 29. Oktober um 18:00 - The Boston Book Festival
Copley Square, Boston
Samstag, 24. Oktober um 10:00 - Oliver Sacks: “Hallucinations”
New York Public Library, Celeste Ba...
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Brooklyn Borough Hall & Plaza
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Donnerstag, 30. April um 19:30 - What Happens Now?
The New York Public Library
Montag, 10. November um 19:00 - The Consequences To Come
Elliott Bay Book Company at Town Hall
Donnerstag, 30. Oktober um 19:30 - The Consequences To Come
Powell's City of Books
Mittwoch, 29. Oktober um 19:30 - The Consequences To Come
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The New York Review of Books
The New York Review of Books Peter Brooks on the work of Dominique-Vivant Denon, an artist prized for his travel sketches and engravings.
NYRblog - From Egypt to Paris: An Artist Prized for His Travel Sketches - The New York Review of Boo
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The New York Review of Books "Monuments to our wealth and our arrogance": Charles Simic on the US military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan.
NYRblog - Dairy Queen and Barbed Wire: The New Reality of US Occupation - The New York Review of Boo
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The New York Review of Books Jerome Groopman is talking about the changing medical profession and how economic concerns and technological developments are affecting the training of young doctors.
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Audio interviews, lectures, readings and more from the Review's staff and contributors. You can subscribe here to the XML feed or iTunes, download the MP3 files by clicking on the titles, or listen to episodes using the player below.
The New York Review of Books Christian Caryl: Most of the reports about the Pakistani Army’s offensive in Waziristan have mentioned the Islamist extremists from Uzbekistan hiding out there—but they’ve often done so without really explaining what’s up. How did they get there in the first place?
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The New York Review of Books Robert Gottlieb: Your take on Frederick Wiseman’s 'La Danse: The Paris Opera Ballet' will depend on your feelings about ballet, about Wiseman, and about the Paris Opera Ballet itself. I start at a disadvantage. The more I see of the company over the years, the less I like it.
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The New York Review of Books Garry Wills on why Obama must pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan, even if it costs him a second term.
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The New York Review of Books Jonathan Raban on the life and photographs of Dorothea Lange.
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An article by Jonathan Raban from The New York Review of Books, November 19, 2009
The New York Review of Books Orville Schell: I have seen some woeful scenes of industrial apocalypse and pollution in my travels throughout China, but there are very few images that remain vividly in my mind. This is why the photographs of Lu Guang are so important.
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The New York Review of Books
Edwin Frank, editor of NYRB Classics, will moderate a discussion with filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, film and sound editor Walter Murch, Yale historian and New York Review contributor Timothy Snyder, war correspondent Chris Hedges, and NYU's Chair of Italian Studies, Ruth Ben-Ghiat. The panel will be preceded by a screen...ing of Frederick Wiseman's The Last Letter, a film based on Vasily Grossman's Life and Fate. The event is sponsored by The New York Institute for the Humanities at NYU and The Transregional Center for Democratic Studies at The New School.Mehr lesen
Zeit:Donnerstag, 29. Oktober 2009 18:00
Ort:Tishman Auditorium of the New School
The New York Review of Books James Bamford is talking about the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program.
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Audio interviews, lectures, readings and more from the Review's staff and contributors. You can subscribe here to the XML feed or iTunes, download the MP3 files by clicking on the titles, or listen to episodes using the player below.
The New York Review of Books Joost Hiltermann explains that the horrific twin bombings in Baghdad on October 25 that killed over 150 people must be seen in the perspective of Iraq's deeper political problems.
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The New York Review of Books Joost Hiltermann in Baghdad.
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An article by Joost R. Hiltermann from The New York Review of Books, November 19, 2009
The New York Review of Books From our forthcoming November 19 issue: Sue Halpern on Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn's campaign to make righting "gender inequality in the developing world" the moral battle of the 21st century.
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An article by Sue M. Halpern from The New York Review of Books, November 19, 2009
The New York Review of Books Charles Simic on Serbian President Boris Tadic and the status of Kosovo.
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The New York Review of Books Tim Parks: What happens in the brain when we look at a painting, listen to music, read a book?
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