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Charles Péguy: ‘Homer is new this morning, and perhaps nothing is as old as today's newspaper.’
Charles Péguy: ‘Homer is new this morning, and perhaps nothing is as old as today's newspaper.’
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The New
The New
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Boris Groys: ‘After having killed God, mankind re-created Him by technological means.’
Boris Groys: ‘After having killed God, mankind re-created Him by technological means.’
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Old, New, Renewal
Old, New, Renewal
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The New: An Obsession of Our Time
The New: An Obsession of Our Time
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The New, the Deviation, the Impossible
The New, the Deviation, the Impossible
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To the Depths of the Unknown
To the Depths of the Unknown
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Victoria’s Tomorrows
Victoria’s Tomorrows
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The New: An Obsession of Our Time
The New: An Obsession of Our Time
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Old, New, Renewal
Old, New, Renewal
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Boris Groys: ‘After having killed God, mankind re-created Him by technological means.’
Boris Groys: ‘After having killed God, mankind re-created Him by technological means.’
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The New, the Deviation, the Impossible
The New, the Deviation, the Impossible
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To the Depths of the Unknown
To the Depths of the Unknown
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Victoria’s Tomorrows
Victoria’s Tomorrows
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The Disappearance of Ettore Majorana
The Disappearance of Ettore Majorana
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Political Parties in Transformation
Political Parties in Transformation
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A Postmodern Prince for a Bubble Democracy?
A Postmodern Prince for a Bubble Democracy?
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Political Parties: Crisis and Nostalgia
Political Parties: Crisis and Nostalgia
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