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Yearly Archives: 2014

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(2014) Labor Must Not Turn its Back on Israel

The Middle EastBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 11, 2014

Like many supporters of Israel across the Australian community, I am stunned by the erosion of sympathy and advocacy within the Labor Party in defence of the only democratic nation in the Middle East.

(2014) An Explanation of the Jenny Anderson/Michael Easson Correspondence

Articles and pieces on philosophical topicsBy Jen CalderonSeptember 11, 2014

An explanation about these letters: In 1977 I began research for a MA (Hons.) thesis at the University of NSW on the Social and Political Philosophy of Professor John Anderson. My joint supervisors were two “Andersonians”, Doug McCallum and Donald Horne.

(2014) Burke’s Great Melody Against It

(2014) Burke’s Great Melody Against It

Articles and pieces on philosophical topicsBy Jen CalderonSeptember 11, 2014

Conservative MP Jesse Norman set out to write an introduction to the ideas, context, and continuing relevance of Edmund Burke (1729-1797), Whig iconoclast and fierce critic of the French Revolution.

Kenneth Gee (left) and Professor David Armstrong, pictured at a press conference for The Friends Of Vietnam at the Rex Carlton Hotel, Sydney on 31 January 1973. Photo published with the article; photographer, Anton Cernak.

(2014) David Armstrong, 1926-2014

Articles and pieces on philosophical topicsBy Jen CalderonSeptember 11, 2014

David Armstrong, affectionally known as DMA or Armo, was in an elite category of Australian intellectuals – a philosopher who developed an international reputation, perhaps the most considerable of any Australian philosopher.

The school logo.

(2014) Manners Maketh Man

SpeechesBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 6, 2014

At my university graduation at Kensington in 1976, I wondered who the hell was the apparently famous, but then unknown to me, spot-lighted old guy rambling-on in such a soft voice. I cannot remember a word Douglas Stewart said. There is no fire on the snow memory.

(2014) Toast to Shane Geha’s Ph.D.

SpeechesBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 6, 2014

Notes of a speech delivered on 12 April 2014 at a celebration at the Sheraton on the Park, Sydney, to mark the completion of Shane Geha’s PhD on “The Rezoning Effect” at the Department of Town Planning at the University of NSW.

The front cover of the ADFA booklet on the graduation ceremony.

(2014) Speech Notes to the ADFA Graduation Ceremony

SpeechesBy Faith DuremdesSeptember 6, 2014

Forest Gump once said that life is life a box of chocolates. You never know what you are going to get next. Today we have a better idea.

(2014) Joseph Roth on the End of the World

(2014) Joseph Roth on the End of the World

LiteratureBy Faith DuremdesAugust 29, 2014

In the past few decades the writings, novels and essays of Joseph Roth (1894-1939) have undergone a renaissance. Michael Hofmann’s translations have brought many of the more obscure works of the Mitteleuropa-Jewish writer to an English language audience.

Kosinski in 1984, from Darren D’Addario’s website, https://afflictor.com.

(2014) Jerzy Kosinski (1933-1991): A Closer Look

LiteratureBy Faith DuremdesAugust 29, 2014

Jerzy Kosiński was the Polish name his father gave to save him
So he was forged for a new eternal existence.
He was born Józef Lewinkopf in Łódź,
A child of the Shoah.

(2014) The Bris Candle

LiteratureBy Faith DuremdesAugust 29, 2014

The cylindrical wicker stand
Supports a metal plate
On which is perched a candle
In earthen coloured shades.

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