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Monthly Archives: August 2014
“The Banality of Evil”
Hannah Arendt was a German Jew, a political theorist, and one of the most admired thinkers in the world then and still well respected today. This review is about her film of the same name, “Hannah Arendt.” She coined … Continue reading
Posted in film, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Banality of Evil, culture, death by hanging, Eichmann, ethics, European Jews, Hannah Arendt, ideals, inhumanity to man, Jerusalem, Nazis, professor, The New Yorker Magazine, thinker
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A What. . . . . Where?
Gujarat family shocked to see 5-foot crocodile in bathroom from The Times of India A five-foot crocodile entered into a bathroom in a residential society in Sojitra town of Gujarat’s Anand district. (Photo: AFP) Anand: This Gujarat family had a … Continue reading
“What a privilege to taste it!”
With all the tragic news coming from West Africa about the Ebola virus in Sierra Leone, only two countries away from the Ivory Coast,here is Alfonse, a cocoa farmer. Witness his first taste of western chocolate after a lifetime of … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 1918 Spanish Flu, chocolate, cocoa, cocoa farmers, Commonwealth Games, Ebola, Edinburgh Scotland, farmers, Ivory Coast, pandemic, Sierra Leone, travel, West Africa
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