Motto: „Fără tradiție nu există cultură: nici omul simplu, nici geniul nu pot crea nimic fără tradiție”. Vasile PÂRVAN (1882-1927), istoric, arheolog și eseist român
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ei”. În acest context, în orașul Șimleu Silvaniei, Centrul Național de Informare și Promovare Turistică (CNIPT), împreună cu Biblioteca Orășenească „Alexandru Sterca-Șuluțiu”, cu sprijinul Primăriei locale și al Centrului de Cultură și Artă al Județului Sălaj, au organizat
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„Kedves Lajoskám! – egy nemrég előkerült, szókimondó Puskás-levél
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Cronică de teatru Zoltan Lovas sau despre eterna dragoste de teatru
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Famed writer Colum McCann / Photo by Seamus Kearney
By Kara Rota and Anne Thompson, Contributors
Colum McCann’s newest novel, ‘Let the Great World Spin,’ was announced November 18 as the winner of the 2009 National Book Award for Fiction during a black-tie ceremony at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
In his personal history and in his writing, he is a man of many different places. McCann is an Irish writer, born in Dublin, partly educated in Texas and Japan, who has been a New York resident for over fifteen years.
He has never confined his writing or his life to one cultural sphere. Perhaps the best we can do is to call him a citizen of the world, someone willing to find emotional connections everywhere. It is appropriate, therefore, that his award-winning novel takes on the worldwide and yet emphatically located question of 9/11.