Saturday, January 29, 2011

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Chastenesse

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indignant you!

I certainly have never read a book (not even 30 pages) after having consumed so much criticism on that. Even in the German newspapers were already talking about the book is not even available in German. Somehow such a success (nearly a million copies sold in France), such an advance would lead to a disappointment. And that's what happened.

But it again. Who is Stéphane Hessel, for those of you who live on the moon or who never touch a newspaper? Born in Berlin in 1917, he moved to Paris in 1924, it will become tough and French diplomat, he played an important role during the drafting of the Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. He continues to fight for the poor and oppressed over the years, supports the same (it is after all a French diplomat!) Algerian independence. Mitterrand appointed him ambassador to France in 1981. An impressive character with a life almost unbelievable obviously. Still, personally I find it almost more interesting his parents (Franz Hessel and Helen Grund) who served as a model for the film Jules and Jim and lived life post-national at a time when it seemed just possible. Especially literary works of Franz Hessel on Berlin and Paris interest me much and I'm going to start when I can. Hessel's son seems a little too perfect, perhaps, it lacks the tragic failure or maybe it's just the fact it is so popular everywhere that makes me a little away from him.

Anyway, I finally managed to buy his very first little book and read it now. I was not very impressed. First, as some critics have said, it remains unclear on what he wants us to do. Indignant is, certainly, and there are plenty of reasons to be, but what about after that? Hessel ask questions or even, as it offers a sense of political expression without specifying anything about the path to take or how to express themselves. I find it a little too easy.

Furthermore, also disappoints his little speech on the pitch plane. It is inconsistent, and his allusions or comparisons are not convincing. It completely ignores that the resistance has not won the war and drove the Germans. It gave them life difficult without doubt, without allies, D Day and especially the front to the east, the resistance could ever claim the winner. From this point of view, I can not see why it is supposed to be a model for action today.

What else? Obviously his criticism of Israel falling into xenophobia. His proclamation: " Be a terrorist Israeli nonviolence. " is nothing but an attempt to limit a corporation, a people to acts of his government. I am convinced that Hessel defend himself (rightly) a trial so flat and generally on another nation.

To continue in this vein, I'll never understand why the situation of Palestinians is the main outrage world today. I disagree with the policy of the government of Israel, obviously, and I pity the suffering of the Palestinian people, but there are islands in the world will disappear if the West can not restrict his lifestyle. ago an ongoing war in Congo, where millions of people have died in recent years. Palestine is suffering, but it is far from being the main source of indignation today, Claiming it is nothing intellectually dishonest to me.

So what to make of this tract that makes as much about him? I think that Hessel is primarily a feeling that people want to feel. They want indignation against the loss of the ideals of the resistance against the power of money, against national and international inequalities in him they find a voice. I agree with this outrage, moreover, with this criticism of the system today, it's just intellectually Hessel is not very convincing nor innovative. It speaks to the hearts, not brains.

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Begegung mit Ernst Weiss

Mona Wollheim in diesem kurzen Büchlein beschreibt ihre Begegnung mit Ernst Weiss in Paris 1936-1940. Ernst Weiss natürlich ist einer meiner innig geliebten deutschen Exilliteraten der 1930er Jahre und 1940er, welchen I had recently discovered by chance.

Wollheim had emigrated as a young German woman, recently married to Paris, why not directly clear. She and her husband were Jewish or politically engaged? The former can be a commentary on Kafka's interest in Jewish issues seem unlikely, but they were probably stateless. In Paris, they meet with White (I desöfteren was wondering how big this exile community was and whether there ultimately all knew more or less), which fascinated her as interested in literature culture citizens and for whom she cared more and more and finally even his secretary, confidante and lover is.

Unfortunately, Wollheim is not a very good writer, then their self-written and quoted poems are corny and could not continue to speak of. It leaves out much that would damage its reputation or morality, so that she was his mistress and how the lived triple relationship between her husband, her and Weiss developed, and sacrificed by much of what had instructive for the reader are able.

The only interesting for me in this little book (just 90 pages), was the insight into the daily life of the German exile in Paris in the 30s, which it offered. In addition, the memory of the often forgotten fact that the bulk of the Displaced persons were not great writers, painters and philosophers, yes, but completely unknown to us today-normal (even if cultural) citizens.

hardly advisable, then, although my fascination continues with the exile literature, and - very indirectly - in this case received more food.

Friday, January 28, 2011

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Hadrian

enfant Comme j'avais (comme tout le monde, non?) Une petite phase d'intérêt pour les Grecques et Romains. The lisais surtout dans la version de leur fables Gustav Schwab (très classique de la littérature reputation comme d'enfant ou d'au 19ème siècle adolescent et publiée) en Allemagne et quelques biographies / romains classiques sur Rome et ses guerres. The Memoirs of Hadrian by Marguerite Yourcenar are not comparable to the works of my childhood once more heroic and less philosophical. The mixture makes precision Roman history and human thought in a way that seems almost unique or why I can not find a point of comparison in any case.

Indeed, Yourcenar has used the life of one of the great Roman emperors in being faithful to historical facts by interpreting his hands thinking, thoughts and ultimately his life. The book is designed as a sort of testament of Hadrian's life supposed to help and educate a young man (later Marcus Aurelius) that Hadrian was installed as the future emperor adopted the system of succession to the throne at the time. Hadrian puts into perspective his childhood in Spain, his strong interest in Greek culture, its attraction by the fine arts, his warrior years, finally his ascension to the throne after Emperor and his reign. It draws lessons, as model boasts more valuable than his predecessor Trajan too aggressive militarily.

It's really a beautiful book that reflect both on political and military reforms, his day Rome and its importance in history, Today's sexuality and then. Two aspects

I just watched with a critical eye for reading. First Hadrian suppressed a Jewish revolt in the vicinity of Jerusalem, destroying the city, prohibiting the Jewish access and killing more than 500,000. His rhetoric though it arises as a very human being on this and a little hardness surprising that blends with the rest of the book and it seems so sanctimonious to suggest that there is Yourcenar position by inserting anti-Semitism historical Sartre denounced almost at the same time.

The second point concerns the love life of Hadrian, which claims membership of the literary and intellectual thought but Youth who seems to be the only beauty that counts. Even when he gets older he is attending a youth (especially but not only) after the other man he would have been a memory which torments him until his death, but he died young and the memory of which remains too is based on its beauty and simplicity. Maybe I'm too modern (not postmodern) by claiming the need for a stable long-term, but the model that follows Hadrian here seems so unsuited to be a reflective and as based on superficiality of the body ( that are satisfying and obviously important, but how long is this?) I felt plutôt de la pitié pour lui (et en extension l'auteure) en ce qui concerne ce sujet.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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You Are Not a Stranger Here

For the life of it I cannot remember where I stumbled over a review of Adam Haslett's You Are Noth a Stranger Here . It might have been a belated one for a French translation, it might have been a reference only in a review to his more recent novel. In either case Haslett fit right in with my recent self-obliged lecture of modern (as in young or not dead: Rabinovici , N'Sondé , Prigent or Cisneros all fit the bill).

He coincidently also fit right in with a discussion I recently had with a friend of mine concerning gay literature. While I had had read some homosexual authors of course (Oscar Wilde, James Baldwin, Reynolds Price), virtually none of the books had actually dealt with the non-hetero world. Now the - unsurprising - truth is that this doesn't change much, in fact one would have to wonder whether something such as homosexual literature exists in the first place or whether it is not just a question of good or bad literature dealing with human lives and their complications. I would tend to favour the latter argument, but stand to be corrected as my take might simply be based on a lack of knowledge and naivety.

You Are Not a Strangere Here in any case freely mixes hetero and homo couples, stories taking place in the UK and the US. Yet, neither of this really matters nor means anything as Haslett regardless of the respective surroundings masterfully portrays humans in their suffering, in their self-delusions and (I would say) vanity. His nine stories are powerful if at times - almost reminiscent of Southern Gothic writing - grotesque and - on the surface in any case - devoid of happy endings. Haslett's writing style is extremely lucid and he wonderfully manages to convey his stories' sentiments and atmosphere across. A great new addition to my personal literary canon.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

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Beschleunigung

Der Prophet soll ja angeblich im eigenen Land wenig Gehör erhalten, vielleicht stieß ich also deswegen erst durch eine Kritik in Le Monde anlässlich seiner Übersetzung ins Deutsche Hartmut Rosa on acceleration - the change in the time structures in the modern . My understanding or knowledge of great thinkers and philosophers can miss to say the least depth. Apart from some (literary to boot) Sartre texts, I have actually been only politics (Hobbes, Montesquieu, Publius) and economists (Keynes, Krugman) read. Hartmut Rosa was so in this respect, a challenge for me. And even if I was going out, of course, assumes that the book would please me, otherwise I would not even ordered, I never thought that I would perceive it as such an enrichment.

Rosa presented in his work a complex theoretical explanation, which shows why we seem to trickle down in the late-or post-modern living by the time his hands. This widespread perception is indeed a paradox, as such, since the time "is eliminated in almost all everyday practices by the increasingly sophisticated use of modern technology and organizational planning in ever larger quantities, and thus actually in abundance would have to be present. The reason for this paradox is to be sought, according to Rosa in the continuous change in acceleration, which in turn arises from the technical change, the acceleration of social change and the pace of life.

Technical acceleration appears as the most Easy to understand knowledge. Faster transport, whether train, aircraft or e-mail allow faster communication and travel forms. Now we could use this time saving is to idleness, but in fact we spend more time than ever before on the road or communicating. Write more letters and emails as our parents would more often than this.

the rapidly evolving social transformation in turn results in constant change of partners (serial monogamy, keyword: her partner ) low, the profession (well, the job sector) and as the party affiliation. While our parents (usually) have time chose a party of their lives and defined in this way, a profession, indeed, may an employer who had rapid social change for us is not very preventable yes he is hardly perceived as such, but simply accepted as reality.

Finally, the acceleration of the pace of life measured by the "increase in the number of episodes per unit time experience." Whether I order a pizza, a power nap enjoy or watch TV my emails, answer the allowed (late) modern to me - so it forces me to other connection loss or Contacts exclusion risk - a higher workload to meet in daily tasks.

reinforce these three points On the one hand against each other - that is, an acceleration in the increase is sufficient to increase the number of cycles of all three - on the other hand, they are based on three exogenous, independent of each other forces. Thus, the technical acceleration based on the capitalist order and the fact inherent change in the production in order to meet demand for value-added production. The acceleration of social change depends in turn together with the (post-) modern gap between world and life.

The forthcoming apocalypse of Judgement Day as part of the Christian faith was universal time, and life can be (almost) appear equal, the erosion of faith in Western (European) industrialized nations brought with it the need for all the wishes and desires into the personal life of each squeeze.

conclude, there are the cultural justification, one structural, which affects exogenous to increasing the pace of life. In a world in which everything is always possible causes the postponement of an activity only lead to greater range of decision in the future. Specifically, there is less and less time-bound framework and structures. I can not answer emails at midnight my work, writing on the work this blog entry, go late night shopping, watch football every night and through the Internet or Tivogeräten my favorite shows any time, day or night . Look Each of these activities is now subject but on the other. If I missed the beginning of my football game and he deferred to watch technological assistance, I can not make it more before going to sleep nor to iron as originally planned, etc, etc. The increasing complexities of the temporary nature are continued to infinity.

The combination of the interaction and acceleration of exogenous factors lead to a continuously higher level of acceleration of the above-named three aspects and therefore as to an ever faster pace of change such.

A wonderful, albeit sobering book. The extent to which I myself am caught in this cycle? Will I make it at least from time to escape him? Can I do this because without to renounce completely and in the country to grow tomatoes? If the state or society means to combat this trend in his hand? If he / she even mean?

Finally as a small personal highlight of the book an excursion to the modern entertainment industry in general and television in particular, which Rosa takes apart in a way, as I had never seen before.
Since awarding the social structure due to high conversion rates and short-term instability and the entertainment industry a lot of literally "attractive" adventure opportunities, opened the "Instant gratification" to provide effective input-output relation to be for those activities that are considered on an abstract level of cognitive-valuable and satisfying, but large or long periods of time and energy investments require time decreasing resources expended.
He developed here a fascinating model of short-short, long short, long and short-long-long Erlebnis-/Erinnerungsstrukturen. While an hour spent in the waiting room appears, it is in retrospect hardly any (long-short). A holiday trip is entertaining while it lasts, but writes (ok, depending on the type of travel) in detail in the memory. A crisis experience (eg a car accident) only takes a few seconds, but seems to take forever and this will remain so in the memory. Finally, an exciting thriller on television passes quickly, as a highlight of the following year, but in retrospect, hardly the time to reflect on who you used to it (such as the scene of the penultimate week was that again?).

It is from these Erlebnis-/Erinnerungsstrukturen to the contextualization. is means that a trip to the beach and the spent hotel bar certainly fit more in the short-short structure, while a good film fit into a framework of information quite lasting memories can leave and in the short-long section moving up (say, before a basketball movie seen for many years with a few friends in an empty cinema and preserve the relevant sociological history of the failure of U.S. society to many black American youths from crime and drug use: Soul in the Hole).

The shocking but revealing finding that Rosa take to this is that most people describe the short-long activities in the polls as the most desirable, but they undergo mainly in short-short activities. Rosa believes that structural aspects of this are the main reason, perhaps he is right, but I think that free choice is often also plays a role and individuals here may well set their own priorities.

To make a really worthwhile book that will force you about his own (and general everyday) life thoughts and - hopefully - at least some of them also implement.

Friday, January 7, 2011

Second Line Light First Response

Das Leben der Beobachtungen aus Belgrad Fußgänger

The life of the pedestrian is a collection of feature pages Sebastian Haffner from 1935 to 1938 (ie until his emigration). These texts are difficult to compare the extent of his political observations from England (as Germany: Jekyll & Hyde ) in postwar Germany or his even later historical notes. They were rather as complementing his complete works on his death and the publishing success his story of a German published.

Haffner describes this feature in everything and anything: life as such, holidays, travel, Paris, postcards and other diverse topics. He often takes extreme positions and defended them looking and based on tapered punch. Here, he proves to be entertaining and amusing but not much more than that are probably the most interesting historical insight, which may lead to the modern reader of the book. These and Haffner (tried, as well mainly by his editors self-censored) taunts and criticisms of the Nazis, in one of the most beautiful feature pages, which is a comparison between people with taste and those dealing with a world view.

arises is why so often the rumor that the man of taste is dead, but since comforted, it still exists.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

What Should A Period Look Like ?



Just a few random observations, in no particular order:
There are a lot of pretty great people, but is that really a sign of historical wealth, right?

Why take over this (economic) catching-up countries really often just the bad aspects of western development? Commercialization, Nivellisierung, consumer culture and bad pop music.

This was once all Oestereich-Hungary. The one often thinks not of it, but you can tell who one is here.

Buchlaeden There are many, but, strangely, no one who is in the many Kaffeehaeusern reading.

The younger people can actually all quite good English.

The old ones are older than us. In appearance.

On the way from the airport into the city, I have allowed myself to pull off, unfortunately. Happened. Annoying nonetheless.

standing out I do not great, but somehow, most still remember once that I am a foreigner.

Especially on the road to the city center are still an incredible number of bombed-out building. Shocking. Reportedly, there were 2500 civilian deaths and 500 dead soldiers. I was told, at least, I have not checked that.

As in Istanbul, but still stronger than there seems to be unfortunately the Turkish coffee on the way out. The Westernization. Or that's about the West or even here?

As in Chile (Pablo Neruda), there is a celebrated national Author: Ivo Andic.

You can see very often images from a distant past Belgrade on the wall. Sign of a strong history of consciousness? The communist experiment Milosevic and suppress what years?

A bar is also, unfortunately, only a bar, a bar, and thus not particularly exciting.

It took me three minutes to do what I came here for 3 days.

light outside the city built a huge church. Thus, in the scale of the Cologne Cathedral and Notre Dame. From the outside it looks finished from the inside it is a body shop. Is that a post-communist war-induced return to religion? Maybe comparable to the construction of Sacre-Coeur in Paris?

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Reccuring Deposit Formula

Final report

Kosovo-Europe? Looking back, I had the feeling still can not say for sure whether more the question mark or exclamation point but the truth.
The journey to the small country in the Balkans often asked me out on my image to think Europe. As obvious and therefore really secondary, the German participation in Europe is so important and crucial this is for Kosovo. Does this still guard access to a modern world in Rechststaatlichkeit and political legitimacy, and thus future as a modern state.


arrival allowed my journey by train and bus me to stay in Serbia. Even if it were only a few hours I together Altsadt Belgrade Rebekah (f & e Serbia) looked, they were very important. After all, if my next two months in Kosovo are mainly affected by the terrible reports of Serbs. It helped me a little, to remain non-partisan, ask not to nod, easy.
Rebecca also told plenty of the Peace Academy in Sarajevo and I wish my successor much that he / she can make it possible to participate. In my case it was scheduling is unfortunately.
Constant confusion about the political situation ...
in Kosovo to learn about the past is easy and hard to equal. First contacts were for me and Ilirjana Ilir. Both share an eventful life, marked by constant conflicts. They gave me for my time in Kosovo with the property not only warm but also very glad to provide information about their perspective on the situation of Kosovo. Ilir helped me to put the fear is for the people of my questions about the conflict of only 10 years ago, something to stir again, what they had just found peace.
I usually never occurred to me to think to talk to anyone, because before I knew it I was already involved in a conversation. My appearance was clearly not Albanian because certainly not blameless. I also had the feeling that people were often glad her excellent German try again to. The political conditions were me through the whole discussion but not necessarily transparent, an example: In 2004, there
violence that were directed against the non-Albanian minorities. In this case, 19 people died, many more injured and displaced. Serbian cultural assets were destroyed.
A 45 year old, very smartly dressed man told me to come into Swiss dialect, that the destroyed Serbian Orthodox monasteries formerly Catholic and therefore not entirely Serbian, and the perpetrators were indeed Albanians, but they have been paid by Serbs, the Kosovo Albanians and Serbs in worse political in better Back to light.
clerkship
Ilirjana had given me a mentor in anesthesia. So I was allowed to accompany Fatos Sada throughout, always had a contact person of the English language was powerful, and bed side teaching, which I would have exactly what you wish in my studies so often. In contrast to the German health system, I learned that in Kosovo there is no health insurance. Of state institutions, however, all need to be treated. The material conditions are poor. The medical staff for the most part very well trained abroad, a lack of logistics in their ways, however, severely limited by the low pay and often unmotivated. Still, it was very nice to see what is possible with the least amount of idealism is to provide funds for medical services.
Social Project
-like idealism, I experienced in my social project in the organization: Kosovo Mental Disability Rights Initiative. As the only NGO to campaign for the rights of mentally disabled people in Kosovo. The creed: "We support people with disabilities and able-bodied people," runs through the whole work. Thus the goal of the human potential and identify ways to exist independently in life. In practice I went for it with Yllka across Kosovo to participate in peer support group meetings. These meetings provide for the participants often only way is to get out of her house and to network with other people with disabilities and to share.
Entertainment
that Kosovo is not only a country of political and social tensions, but also simply may be beautiful, I noticed on many short trips. The starting point for this bot usually the bus station in Prishtina. Prizren with the hammam, the idyllic Rugova valley or the so-impressive mosques in Peja will remain with me long be remembered.
warmth and annoyances
The hospitality is held up in Kosovo a lot. This I would not say such a nice phrase, but really emphasize. Despite the language barrier I was very often of strangers People invited for coffee, approached on the street or we were hired in the middle of the night blankets. Because in Pristina at the time were semester break, I got to the hospital do not know too many medical students.
If I'm had a "hit, then it was always very cordial meetings. Here was Diana, who is in the very first days of my arrival effort for me to catch up with other students and me the night closer to Pristina, or Labinot which Johanna (f & e Bosnia) and allowed me a loving city tour of Peja. I wish not to conceal
in this report, however, the somewhat distressing events which have happened to me. So I was after about a month's stay my wallet stolen, and three days before my scheduled departure, I had a robbery to go through me. I do not write this in the report to you to scare you to apply for this region, but much more honest to simply explain what can happen just here and there, anywhere in the world.
Many of the people I had met after the attack were very very angry with the perpetrators. It was almost embarrassing for me to see how sorry you did the attack on me.
echo
On Ilirjanas instigation I stopped in front of some students and doctors a lecture on the IPPNW f & e and Germany. Ilirjana tried just a IPPNW group in Kosovo and hoped this would build some momentum. That allowed me to meet some very dedicated and Kosovars should I now regularly enjoy the progress made by IPPNW Kosovo.
The subject of Kosovo and social engagement followed me even when I was a long time ago back in Germany. Shall collect our money Jena's magazine for K-MDRI and I was very happy to welcome you as Vesa Kosovo guest on our students' meeting.
also on the communication means number one in Kosovo: facebook, I always learn something new. So I was astonished one day not bad, as all my contacts Kosovo changed their profile pictures in the Albanian flag and I had had to read by actually very peaceful parades hate Kosovars against Serbs. The reason was simply this: "sang well it was a football game in italy italya vs serbia, serbian and albanian Huligans burned flags and flags and songs against Kosovo Kosovo"
Conclusion
Summer in Kosovo was for me a very enriching time. A country and its population 10 years experience after a war, the spirit of optimism sparked after the founding of the independent state, but also the resignation felt by corruption and political stalemate. What I
ingnoriert a few months ago in news about Kosovo as unimportant side note would, I am following now much more accurate. It is really striking, to register how many serious political messages and change for the Balkans at the moment are. That we know about our media is not always the truth (what truth?), I was in a conversation with Vesa (guest student at the study meetings) again very aware. When I reproduced the reasons why the Kosovar president had just resigned, "she said dryly:" You see, it was actually quite different ... "
Many thanks to the IPPNW and especially Ulla Gorges for their constant support and very affectionate!