Demonstrates how the fiction, literary criticism, and epic theater of Cixous since the 1960s, can be read as a chronicle of the major intellectual currents in France during the past three decades; and interprets her work as somewhere between poetry and politics, creating and defining a new form that accounts for feminist values. The excerpts are in English. Paper edition (unseen), $16.95. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Helene Cixous (Modern Cultural Theorists)

Literature & Fiction

Conley, Verena Andermatt

History & Criticism

CBC Enterprises

The Real World of Democracy.

Politics & Social Sciences

C.B. MacPherson

Politics & Government

<p>The decline of formal religious systems has left a moral and emotional emptiness in Western culture. George Steiner, internationally renowned thinker and scholar, pursues this and examines the alternative "mythologies" of Marxism, Freudian psychology, Lévi-Straussian anthropology, and fads of irrationality.</p>

Nostalgia for the absolute (Massey lectures)

GEORGE STEINER

Philosophy

A Practical Guide to the New Canadian Constitution: The Law of Your Land

J. Stuart Langford

Reference

Heart of gold: 30 years of Canadian pop music

Melhuish, Martin

The Taming of the Shrew (Shakespeare Play)

As Directed by Peter Dews

Dramas & Plays

1983 CBC Enterprise Stratford Festival Edition Volume 2. Has price sticker on cover.

Macbeth

William. Shakespeare

Classics

As You Like It

Shakespeare., William

<p>From the back cover: At the end of the Second World War, when allied troops liverated the Nazi death camps, journalists and photographers came to document the horrors of the most highly organized genocide in history. Yet after the first stories and pictures shocked readers around the world, there was a strange silence. Today, half the world's population was born since 1945. This generation is starting to ask how their parents and their countries could let the Holocaust happen. How could the world not have known the truth about the camps? Philosophers, artists, novelists and film-makers of the pre- and post-War generations are exploring the Holocaust in order to discover what perverse element of human nature could conceive of and carry out such an obscenity. In a series of interviews originally prepared for CBC-FM's Stereo Morning, Stephen Lewis explores artistic and philosophical responses to the Holocaust with some of the people who have brought this historical conundrum to public awareness during the last few years. In conversations with the artists, and through excerpts from their written works, Lewis examines diverse attitudes and motivations, from the mass appeal of Sophie's Choice and The White Hotel to philosophical and moral contemplations of survivors.</p>

Art Out Of Agony, The Holocaust Theme in Literature, Sculpture and Film

Lewis, Stephen

Globalism and the Nation State, CBC Massey Lecture Series

Kierans, Eric

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