Further thoughts on the cultural labor of poetry and art. Not merely "is it good?," but "what has it accomplished?"...reviews of recent poetry collections; selected poems and art dealing with war/peace/social change; reviews of poetry readings; links to political commentary (particularly on conflicts in the Middle East); youtubed performances of music, demos, and other audio-video nuggets dealing with peaceful change, dissent and resistance.
Monday, February 21, 2011
"The War You Don't See" by John Pilger
The first half of "The War You Don't See" by John Pilger. The rest is available on a number of formats, if you need more. Thanks to Tim Musser for the link. I actually hate watching things like this, and need to balance it with walking in the woods or watching "Into Great Silence" or something, just to keep my soul in shape.
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Thank you!
No, thank you, Sasha! I notice you're from South Africa. In one of my classes, we've been reading COUNTRY OF MY SKULL, among other things.
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