Vijfde Van de Elfde VrijMiBo

Het is weekend. Het mag weer. Of weer niet. 

Wide are my habits of wealth
as the changeable taffeta of a child's dress
or the rain
gathering thornsoft its drift
under the acacias of my love.
Oh I am as a child,
stolen into water and blunted into money,
the cymbals crouched
and spring in an applause of brass
... though the rain puts its face in my hand.
Prettig weekend. En be nice.

Trump and the arrival of the post-literate age

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The use of Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat to get news resembles the pre-literate, oral world.

Here’s what the next 10 years of space science could look like

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In the latest Astronomy and Astrophysics Decadal Survey, astronomers have their sights set on a whole fleet of next-generation space telescopes.

Clubblad "Nothing Serious"

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A rush to watch a supernova exposed its last gasp before exploding

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By studying the final years of stars, scientists hope to find clues to help them recognize when other stars are about to blow.

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Man eaten by piranhas after jumping into lake to escape bees

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Frida Vogels, Kritisch lexicon van de moderne Nederlandstalige literatuur, Sander Bax, Hugo Brems, Tom van Deel, Ad Zuiderent - DBNL

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Op deze pagina lees je de tekst 'Kritisch lexicon van de moderne Nederlandstalige literatuur' van Sander Bax, Hugo Brems, Tom van Deel, Ad Zuiderent

Celebrating Walter J. Ong's Thought (REVIEW ESSAY)

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The occasion of the posthumous publication of Walter J. Ong's sixth book-length study warrants a retrospective survey of his previous book-length studies and of major themes in his thought. His posthumously published short book could be titled 'Ong for Dummies: A Primer.' That's not it actual title, but it is indeed truly a primer in Ong's thought. In the present review essay I will explain why his thought is important.