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Month: April 2020

The rejection of transnational connections

We’ve talked a lot over the course of the semester about the establishment and maintenance of transnational and global connections, but recently during my research for my project I have come across cases of the opposite: the rejection, dismissal and

Bernhard Struck April 6, 2020April 6, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Christ in Concrete

I’ve been reading a fascinating book by the Italian-American author, Pietro di Donato. Its highly unusual language and foreign-sounding syntax, which seemed to blend multiple styles and registers into a composite narrative voice, intrigued me from the start. That, combined

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The Rhod(es) to success is long and winding

This time spent in isolation has made me reflective. I’ve considered starting a podcast, writing a novel, embarking on a cooking journey that I meticulously document (if you are looking for some light evening entertainment, the Making Perfect series on

Bernhard Struck April 5, 2020April 5, 2020 Uncategorized Read more
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