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Science as a factor of tradition and change: some methodological remarks

by Ana Bazac My first point is to show that, between the cultural traditions, there are not only particular/specific elements which would have forged and would forge the culture of a people, but also universal elements. These universal elements intertwine with the other ones, are transposing through the other ones: their translation through and by […]

poems by Jade Riordan

Winter Carousel   If I crack open an imported coconut & carousel horses stream out like gold embossed milk. If I sip the milk-paint from sunset hued manes, brighten my tuneless tongue. Bleed across the pale green saddle like my sex freed.

Anon goes for a walk

by Mario Șerban “to be – a doomful madness with crippling despair. to exist – a professedly everlasting hesitation” When random thoughts remind him how he used to feign kindness, the more ominous his psyche becomes. To be satisfied… what a pity Anon thinks that is. An individual lying to himself unconsciously. Pretending long enough […]

Subjective Mind: Reason or Treason?

by Cristina-Monica Moldoveanu Truth or knowledge? This logical question troubled me for a long time. Let’s say these are my simple conclusions or questions, aligned with philosophy school books. What do I know about truth, either objective or subjective? I might have asked. From which moment on a thought or a perceptive event becomes a […]

poems by Patrick Hurley

[Non-Euclidean Shapes] picture tides and crowded landscapes of isolation   the flag of the desultory conquerors has fallen   insects of chance and empty space eat away at the remaining fibers   the unnamed portion of the night invites all manner of phenomena   discarded objects are mapping a surface where no surface was before […]

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