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Parallel Undercurrents-

• December 6, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in 'Mahabharata', 'Ramayana', Aeolian dialect of Greek, Allen Ginsberg, America & Middle East politics, Amit Varma, Amnesty, Amnesty International, Analytical Consciousness, anti-Muslim Kristallnacht, art and society, Art Threat, Artistic Genres, artists, Authenticity, avant-garde cinema, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, Bhudevi, bibliophile, Bohemia, Branding of Politics, censorship, cinema, Cinemondo, citizenship, Civil Disobedience, civil unrest, clandestine operations, Coffee House Press, community, conspiracy against democracy, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, Corporatorcracy, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, cultural icons, culture, culture consumption, deliquescence, democracy, Democracy politics, Dharma Beat Poet, dissemination of images, Divisinist Technique, Docu-drama, documentary film, economics, education, Emancipation from Tribalism, Ephemeral Memory, Eros, Ethics, extremists, Fascist Killers, Feminist critique/criticism, Foreign Film, Fortuyn Insurgency, free-speech, freedom, gender equality, global politics, government, Green Left, Hellenic Knowledge, History, Hollywood Behemoth, human rights, Hypatia, hypocrisy, Iconic Imagery, Idiosyncratic politics, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Intellectual Milieu, intelligentsia, international affairs, Iraq policy, Islamphobe, jihad in Dutch streets, justice, l'inexplorable, Laissez Faire Elite, Laissez-Faire Capitalism, liberation, liberty, Literary coterie, Marijnissen's Socialists, masculine&feminine energies, Media Wonks, memoirs, Middle East politics, Milwaukee artists, Milwaukee fiction writers, Milwaukee writers, modern urban Life, modernist women writers, Muslim extremists, Muslim feminists, new activism, opinions, oppression, Oppressive Politics, Parallel Undercurrents, Phainetai Moi, photojournalism, Pim Fortuyn, Pluralist Democracy, Poetess, Policy Wonk, Political Moguls, Politico-Libertine, Post-Beat Era, post-Beat Poetry Community, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, Public Debate, pyschology, race, radical Islamists, reactionary conversions, Realists, religion, Sanskrit & Alchemy, social criticism, social critique, social philosophy, theatre, Theo van Gogh, travel, Tyranny, vernacular, Voice of Dissent, We The People..., Women Political Leaders, World Cinema, Writing & Poetics
Tags: 'Infidel', 'May 6th', 'Submission', abuse of Islamic women, academic discourse, advocacy, American business interests, Amnesty, animal/environmental rights, anti-immigration, Arab women, art and film, Art Threat, Artistic Genres, assassination, avant-garde cinema, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, blogosphere, censorship, Cinemondo, civil unrest, clandestine operations, community, conspiracy theory, Corporatorcracy, counterculture, creative writing, critical independent films, critical media, culture, disenfranchised, dissemination of images, Docu-drama, Dutch government, Dutch Muslims, Dutch resistance leaders, economics, editorials, education, Emancipation from Tribalism, Ethics, Europe, European and US society decline, film documentary, Foreign Film, Fortuyn Insurgency, freedom of speech, gay Libertarian, gender equality, global politics, Green Left, History, Holland, Hollywood Behemoth, human history, idiosyncratic Dutch politician, Intellectual Milieu, international affairs, Islamic fundamentalism, Islamist thugs, Islamphobe, jihad in Dutch streets, Laissez Faire Elite, liberty, life, LinkTV.org, Marijnissen's Socialists, masculine&feminine energies, memoirs, Middle East politics, murder-mystery, Muslim extremists, Muslims against violence, new activism, News, Op-Ed, opinions, Oppressive Politics, parallelism politics, photo-journalism, Photography, Pim Fortuyn, Pluralist Democracy, polarized Netherlands, Political Correctness, Political Moguls, Politico-Libertine, Post-War Liberalism, pro-Democracy, pyschology, Qur'an interpretations, R-wing/L-wing politics, race, radical Islamists, reactionary conversions, religion&politics, religious 'crackpots', Slate.com, soci-political decline, social critique and analysis, social philosophy, superstition, Theo van Gogh, travel, triangulation, US politics/immigration, violent conflict, World Cinema, writing

La Societe Feudale-

• November 30, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Akademie der Kunste, Analytical Consciousness, Anthologies, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, Avadha, Beat Generation, Beat Genres, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, Beatitude, bibliophile, Bohemia, books, Bush cronies, censorship, civil unrest, community, conspiracy against democracy, Corporate America, Corporatorcracy, corruption, counterculture, creative writing, critical media, Cultural Shifts, culture, culture consumption, dactylic tetrameter, deliquescence, democracy, Democracy politics, Dharma Beat Poet, disembodied poetics, Divisimist Technique, economics, editiorials, education, Ephemeral Memory, Epithalamia, Eros, Ethics, free-speech, freedom, French Bourgeoisie, geopolitical, global politics, Hellenic Peoples, History, human history, human rights, Hypatia, Hyper-Commerical Industry, hypocrisy, ignored genres, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Information Suppression, Intellectual Milieu, intelligentsia, international affairs, l'inexplorable, La Societe Feudale, Laissez-Faire Capitalism, liberation, liberty, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, Lyric Virtuosity, Marc Bloch, masculine&feminine energies, Media, Media Frenzy, Media Wonks, Milwaukee artists, Milwaukee writers, modern urban Life, modernist women writers, new activism, Novelist, Op-Ed, oppression, Phainetai Moi, phalli of Priapus, Platonic Idealism, Poetess, Policy Wonk, Politics of Confrontation, post-Beat Poetry Community, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, Prosperity, pseudo-anonymous, Ptolemy, Public Debate, pyschology, Revolutionary Letters, social criticism, social critique, The Women of Beat, unjust hierarchy, We The People..., Wealth vs Poverty
Tags: academic discourse and critique, American politics, Analytical Consciousness, books, Bush cronies, censorship, civil unrest, community and corporations, Corporate America, Corporatorcracy, corruption, counterculture, creative thinking/writing, critical media, Cultural Shifts, culture, decline of credibility, economic politics, education, feudalism, freedom in democracy, freedom of press, government, History, human evolution, human personhood, human rights, human rights and monopoly, ignored genres, independent press/media, inequality, Information Suppression, Intellectual Milieu, La Societe Feudale, Laissez-Faire Capitalism, life, literature, Marc Bloch, new activism, novels, politics, progressive politics, psychology, reclaiming political power, social critique, social justice, Unequal Protection, unjust hierarchy, wealth distribution, writing

Bibliotheca Alexandria-

• November 15, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in "war criminal", 'Mahabharata', 'Ramayana', Aeolian dialect of Greek, Aeolic Word pais, algebraic forumulae, Ancient Greece, ancient languages, ancient scribes, ancient scrolls, anthropology, Antiquity, aristocracy, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, Avadha, barbarians, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, Bhudevi, biblica climax, bibliophile, Bibliotheca Alexandria, Bloody Hands, Bohemia, books, Caliph Omar, Ceasar, clandestine operations, community, creative writing, creativity, cult of personality, cultural icons, cultural legacy, culture, dactylic hexameter, dactylic tetrameter, Daughter of Zeus, deliquescence, Demetrius Phalereus, Destruction of Idolatrous Greek Temples/libraries, Dionysius, disembodied poetics, Diyas, economics, education, Ephemeral Memory, epigraphs, Epithalamia, Eros, Glyconic Meter, Goethe, Greece, Greek history/literature, Greek Mythology, Greek Tenth Muse, Harvest Festivals, Hecate, Hellenic Knowledge, Hellenic Peoples, History, Hymn to Aphrodite, Hypatia, Iconic Imagery, ignored genres, Intellectual Milieu, intelligentsia, Jack Kerouac, Jai Ambe Gauri, Kierkegaard, Library of Ptolemis, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, Literary Group, Literary Legacy, literature, Love of Phaon, Lyric Poetess, mathematicians, Milwaukee artists, Milwaukee writers, Mother Goddess, Musaeum, Mythology, Oxyrhynchus remains, Palla Athene, Papyrus fragments, Phainetai Moi, phalli of Priapus, Philosophy, Pillars of Hercules, Platonic Idealism, Platonis School, Pleiades, poet Alcaeus, Poetics, poetry, Pomona Goddess of Fruits, Posidippus of Pella, Post-Beat Era, post-Beat Poetry Community, Ptolemy, pyschology, race, rhythmical grumbles, sacred texts, Sagas Legends, Sappho, Sappho's Aeolic dialect, scripted narratives, sculpture, sociology, Sourdough Mountain, Symbolist, synonym sapphie, technology, Temple of Muses, The Women of Beat, travel, writing
Tags: 2008 Wikimania, ancient Roman scribes, ancient scrolls/parchment, ancient society, Antique literature/languages, Antiquity, archeology, art, barbarians, Bibliotheca Alexandria, Caliph Omar, Ceasar, Demetrius Phalereus, education, Egypt, Greek literature, Hellenic Knowledge, Hellenic Peoples, History, Hypatia, Idolatrous Temples, Intellectual Milieu, Library of Alexandria, Library of Ptolemis, literature, Media, Musaeum, News, personal, phalli of Priapus, Platonis School, Plutarch, Ptolemy II/III, society, technology, Temple of Muses, travel, wiki phenomenon, WikiMedia Foundation, Wikipedia, world's largest library, writing

Bhutto under House Arrest-

• November 9, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in 'Nie Wieder Krieg', Aeolian dialect of Greek, America & Middle East politics, Amit Varma, Amnesty International, Analytical Consciousness, anti-establishment, Anti-war, Anti-War protests, Apocryphal, aristocracy, Asia, Aung San Suu Kyi, Authenticity, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, Benazir Bhutto, bibliophile, Blogging, Bloody Hands, Bohemia, Branding of Politics, Burma, censorship, Civil Disobedience, civil unrest, Coffee House Press, community, conspiracy against democracy, Contemporary Writers, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, corruption, creative writing, critical media, cultural icons, cultural legacy, culture, democracy, Democracy politics, Democratic Voice of Burma, Dharma Beat Poet, economics, editiorials, Ethics, extremists, feminism, Feminist critique/criticism, free-speech, freedom, global politics, government, human history, human rights, Iconic Imagery, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, India, India and Pakistan, India-Pakistan relations, intelligentsia, international affairs, Journalism, justice, Khaled Hasseini, liberation, life, Life&Death, Linguistics, Literary coterie, mass protests/demonstrations, Media, media blackouts, Media Wonks, Milwaukee writers, Musharraf, new activism, News, opinions, oppression, pacifist consciousness, pacifist politics, Pakistan military, Pakistan People's Party-PPP, Pakistan Peoples Party, Pakistan politics, patriarchy, Peace Action, Philosophy, photojournalism, Police Brutality, Policy Wonk, politics, Politics of Confrontation, Post-Beat Era, post-Beat Poetry Community, PPP activists, Preetha Kannan, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, protests, pseudo-anonymous, publication, pyschology, Rawalpindi, social criticism, social critique, Solidarity, Sourdough Mountain, South Asia, South Asian Media, South Asian political leaders, Srinivasa Ramanujan, State of Emergency, travel, Women Political Leaders
Tags: Academia, advocacy, Analytical Consciousness, Aung San Suu Kyi, BBC, Benazir Bhutto, Bhutto supporters, Branding of Politics, British media/journalism, Burmese Democracy movement, Civil Disobedience, civil unrest, conspiracy against democracy, cultural Asian icons/leaders, culture, daily life, elections, Ethics, events, extremists, free press/speech, freedom, global news, global politics, global solidarity, government, History, house arrest, human rights, Iconic Imagery, Independent news media/journalism, Independent press, India-Pakistan relations, intelligentsia, international affairs, international politics, Journalism, justice, languages, law, links, mass protests, Media, media blackouts, Media Wonks, military, Musharraf, News, oppression, Pakistan, Pakistan People's Party-PPP, people, photojournalism, places, Police Brutality, PPP activists, protests, rallys, random, Rawalpindi, research, social issues, society, Solidarity, South Asia, South Asian Media, South Asian women in politics, State of Emergency, suicide bombins, travel, women, world, writing

‘Nie Wieder Krieg’ –

• November 6, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in "war criminal", 'Nie Wieder Krieg', Akademie der Kunste, America & Middle East politics, Amit Varma, Analytical Consciousness, Anthologies, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, Anti-War protests, Apocryphal, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art Threat, Art&Design, Artforum, Artistic Genres, artists, auctions, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, bibliophile, Bloody Hands, Bohemia, books, Branding of Politics, Bush cronies, Civil Disobedience, Coffee House Press, collectives, community, conspiracy against democracy, conte drawings, Corporate lackeys, corruption, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, cultural icons, Cultural Shifts, democracy, Democracy politics, Dharma Beat Poet, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, Divisimist Technique, economics, editiorials, Edvard Munch, Eros, Ethics, existentialism, experimental writing, feminism, Feminist critique/criticism, Fotografos, free-speech, freedom, galleries, German Expressionism, German pacifist movements, Gesamtkunstwerk, Global Anti-War Movement, global politics, Goethe, government, graphic artist/art, History, human history, human rights, Hunger&Death, hyperrealistic, hypocrisy, Iconic Imagery, ignored genres, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Jack Kerouac, Journalism, Kathe Kollwitz, Kierkegaard, l'inexplorable, liberation, Life&Death, Linguistics, Literary coterie, literature, lithography, Media Wonks, memoirs, Milwaukee writers, modernist women writers, Neo-Impressionism, new activism, Novelist, opinions, oppression, Pacifist Cause, pacifist consciousness, pacifist politics, Painting, Palla Athene, patriarchy, Peace Action, Philosophy, Photography, Platonic Idealism, Pleiades, politics, Politics of Confrontation, Post Modernism, Post-Beat Era, Post-Impressionism, Post-War decay, Printmakers, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, publication, pyschology, Realists, sculpture, social criticism, social critique, Social-Democratic organization, Socialist Democratic Party, sociology, symbolism, Symbolist, travel, Wealth vs Poverty, Wilhelm Leibl, Women Political Leaders
Tags: 'Nie Wieder Krieg', Academia, Akademic der Kunste, Anthologies, anti-war movement, anti-war prints, art, Artistic Genres, Blog, Bonhams auction, community, Corporate lackeys, corruption, creative writing, critical media/news, culture, discourse&critique, dissemintaion of images, draughtsmen/women, drawing, economics, education, Edvard Munch, entertainment, Eros&Thanatos, etching, Ethics, exhibits, famous female expressionist artists, female artists&activists, free-press&expression, German Expressionism, German Youth Conference, Global Anti-War Movement, global politics, government, graphic artist/art, honest analysis, Hope, Hunger&Death, iconic image, Independent press, inspiration, internet art, journals, Kathe Kollwitz, life, Life & Death, Linguistics, lithography, Max Linger, Media, memoirs, News, observation, Pacifist Cause, pacifist movements Germany, painter, personal, Philosophy, politics, Post Modernism, Printmakers, printmaking, publications, pyschology, random, realist, sculpture, social issues, Socialist Democratic Party, thoughts, tonal ranges, travel, war, War vs Peace, Wealth and poltics, Wilhelm Leibl, woodcuts, writing

‘Femanifestos’ –

• November 4, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Allen Ginsberg, America & Middle East politics, American Poetry, American Women Poets, Analytical Consciousness, Anne Waldman, Anthologies, anthropology, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, Anti-War protests, Apocryphal, art, art and society, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, Authenticity, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, bibliophile, bioneers, Bloody Hands, Bohemia, books, Branding of Politics, Buddhist monks, Bush cronies, censorship, Civil Disobedience, Coffee House Press, collectives, community, conspiracy against democracy, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, corruption, counterculture, creative writing, critical media, Cultural Shifts, culture, culture consumption, dactylic hexameter, dactylic tetrameter, democracy, Democracy politics, disembodied poetics, disparate collection of voices, dissemination of images, Dissemintion of popular culture, economics, editiorials, environmental artist, environmentalism, Ephemeral Memory, erotica, Ethics, existentialism, experimental writing, Femanifestos, Feminafesto, feminism, Feminist critique/criticism, femme fatale, free-speech, freedom, Gary Snyder, gender equality, global politics, Goethe, government, Green living, History, Homoerotica, human history, human rights, Hyper-Commerical Industry, hypocrisy, ignored genres, Illuminati in the Void, Independent Media/Journalism, Independent press, Independent/Progressive publications, Indigenista Movement, Iraq policy, Jack Kerouac, Journalism, liberation, Linguistics, Literary coterie, Literary Legacy, Lyric Poetess, masculine&feminine energies, Media, Media Wonks, Middle East politics, Missionary work to justify Colonialism, modernist women writers, Naropa Institute, Naropa University, Naturalism & Modernism, new activism, News, Novelist, On courage and resistance..., Online Poetics, Op-Ed, opinions, Opportunist, oppression, pacifist consciousness, pacifist politics, patriarchy, Peace Action, Philosophy, photojournalism, physics, Pleiades, Poet Laureate, Poetics, Poetics&Politics in Action, poetry, Poets/Icons, Policy Wonk, politics, Politics of Confrontation, Post-Beat Era, post-Beat Poetry Community, Pro-Democracy Movement, Pro-Freedom, progressive politics, Prose Fiction, Public Debate, Public Poet, public policy, publication, pyschology, radical feminism, rhythmical grumbles, small press, social criticism, social critique, Social-Democratic organization, Sourdough Mountain, Spontaneous Prose, Srinivasa Ramanujan, The Women of Beat, vernacular, Voice of Dissent, Wealth vs Poverty, Western patriarchy, Women of Beat, Writing & Poetics, Zen Buddhism
Tags: Allen Ginsberg, American consumerism, American Poetry, Analytical Consciousness, analytical thinking, Anne Waldman, Anthologies, anthropology, anti-censorship, archivist, art, Art&Poetry, Beat Poets, best minds, Bob Dylan, Buddhist concerns, Civil Disobedience, Coffee House Press, comparitive literature, critical mediat&writing, culture, editorials, education, extrapolation of feeling, female writers, Feminafesto, feminist criticism, free-speech, grassroots, hippie-era, human action, human behaviour, human rights, Illuminati in the Void, Independent Media, Independent media outlets, Independent press, Jack Kerouac School of Poetry, journaling, Journalism, life, literature, Manifesto, masculine&feminine engergies, Michael Bernstein, Musings, Napalm Health Spa, Naropa University, new progressive media/journalism, Online Poetics, Op-Ed, opinions, patriarchy, Peter Marshall, Philosophy, Poetics, Poetics&Politcs in Action, Political commitment, politics, Post-Beat Era, post-Beat Poetry Community, pyschology, race and social issues, society, St Marks Church Poetry Project, teaching, thoughts, War on Terrorism, Western patriarchy, Women of Beat, writing, Writing Programs

Pertinacious Radiohead-

• November 3, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in America's Pop Culture, Amnesty International, Anthologies, anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, anti-globalization, Anti-war, Anti-War protests, art, art and society, Art Anthologies, Art History, Art Threat, Art&Design, Art&Music, Art&Poetry, Artistic Genres, artists, Beat Generation, Beat Literature, Beat Poets, bioneers, Bohemia, books, Britian artworld, British bands, censorship, CEO Frenzy, collectives, community, contemporary art, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, counterculture, creative writing, creativity, critical media, cultural icons, Cultural Shifts, culture, culture consumption, dactylic hexameter, dactylic tetrameter, deliquescence, democracy, Democracy politics, Dionysius, disembodied poetics, disparate collection of voices, Dissemintion of popular culture, economics, editiorials, electronic downloads, emerging arts movement, environmental artist, environmentalism, Ethics, existentialism, Free Burma, freedom, global politics, Goethe, History, human rights, Hyper-Commerical Industry, hyperrealistic, hypocrisy, ignored genres, In Rainbows, Internet Supplant, Jack Kerouac, Johnny Greenwood, Journalism, liberation, life, Linguistics, Literary coterie, Live music, London Bands/Music, Lyric Virtuosity, Media, Media Frenzy, Media Wonks, Milwaukee writers, modernist women writers, music, musicians, Name-Your-Price, new activism, News, Op-Ed, Opportunist, PasteMagazine, Pertinacious Radiohead, photographic portraiture, Photography, photojournalism, Pleiades, politics, Politics of Confrontation, Pop music, popular culture, Popular Rock, Pro-Freedom, Progressive Bands, Progressive music, pseudo-anonymous, Public Debate, publication, pyschology, race, Radiohead, rhythmical grumbles, Run Amok, Save Tibet, Slangy, social criticism, social critique, Srinivasa Ramanujan, Symbolist, technology, The Women of Beat, Thom Yorke, vernacular, Voice of Dissent, writing
Tags: adversity, America's Pop Culture, Art Threat, Art&Music, bands, Blogging, books, business, CEO Frenzy, Corporate lackeys, Corporate Moguls, creative writing, creativity, Cultural Shifts, culture, culture consumption, current, Dissemintion of popular culture, economics, electronic downloads, England, English influential bands/rock, entertainment, Guardian UK, hyper-commercial industry, In Rainbows, Internet Supplant, Johnny Greenwood, life, live music festivals, London Bands/Music, Media, media critique, Media Wonks, music, music editorials, music journals, music magazines, musicians, name-your-price subscriptions, News, Op-Ed, opinion editiorials, PasteMagazine, philosophy of current music, photojournalism, politics, Pop music, popular histories, Progressive Bands, psychology, publications, Radiohead, Rock music, subscriptions, technology, Thom Yorke, travel

Connection between Ludhiana cinema blast & N-Deal?

• October 17, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Anti-war, Asia, community, critical media, democracy, economics, global politics, India and Pakistan, life, Ludhiana cinema blast, N-Deal, Nuclear disarmament, politics, social criticism, South Asian Media
Tags: BJP, global politics, IAEA, KZF, Ludhiana cinema blast, MK Narayanan, N-Deal, Sikh radicals

Bumpy past leading to the Nobel prize…

• October 12, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Asia, climate change, community, culture, Dr Rajendra Pachauri, economics, environmentalism, Global warming, life, politics, progressive politics, social criticism
Tags: Al Gore, America, carbon dioxide, cause&effect, climate change, climate change awareness, developed/undeveloped countries, Dr Rajendra Pachauri, energy & economics, Energy and Resource Institute, environmental scientists/activists, Global warming, India, Indian scientists/engineers, IPCC, Nobel Laureate '07, Nobel Peace Prize, UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Pate and cheese or Velveeta?

• September 28, 2007 • Leave a Comment

Posted in culture, economics, literature, oppression, politics, progressive politics, public policy, pyschology, race, social criticism, sociology