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Month: January 2021

Depression # 22 by Dan Pearce

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Ars Notoria 27 January 2021 Dan Pearce, Depression

Between belief and reality: a personal reflection on Tony Hall’s 2020 Vision for Southern Africa

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Dale T McKinley (For ARS NOTORIA) A prefacing note: On 31st January it will have been exactly 13 […]

Ars Notoria 27 January 2021 ANC, Tony Hall

Give me that Old Time Religion, it’s good enough for me – and you.

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Socialists need to reconnect with religion By Philip Hall I’ve recently decided to become a Quaker. I went […]

Ars Notoria 25 January 2021 Phil Hall, Politics, Religion

Jeremy Corbyn is dead – long live Jeremy Corbyn!

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The Peace and Justice Project could kick-start the renaissance of the left. The end of Jeremy Corbyn’s tenure […]

paulhalas 25 January 2021 Jeremy Corbyn, Politics

Poet of Honour: Vidyan Ravinthiran

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One of the most esteemed literary critics, but a poet at heart, Vidyan has reached one of the most coveted seats in literature as an Associate Professor of English Literature at Harvard. This achievement is more remarkable because Harvard had been notoriously accused of consistently rating Asian-American applicants lower.

Yogesh Patel 6 January 2021 Poet-of-Honour, Poetry

Vive les BDs!

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Bandes dessinees (comics) – the French do it so much better. Most of my working life was spent […]

paulhalas 6 January 2021 Art, Comics

Fear of Foreigners: discussions with a Welsh Nationalist

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What is the difference between being a Welsh nationalist who wants fewer English and an English nationalist? By […]

Ars Notoria 5 January 2021 Immigration, Pete Field, Politics

Turtle in Stöhrstraße

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By Philip Hall + It was the Albanian maid, Meera who discovered it. ‘There is an animal in […]

Ars Notoria 5 January 2021 Phil Hall, Short story

Monopoly Rules

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What is it that pulls us back from the solipsistic abyss of gamesmanship in life? By Neil Newman […]

Ars Notoria 4 January 2021 Politics

Depression # 21 by Dan Pearce

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Ars Notoria 4 January 2021 Dan Pearce, Depression, Politics

An Astrological Forecast for 2021

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There will be no business as usual in a Promethean Year By Adam Likley Firstly, let me wish […]

Ars Notoria 1 January 2021 Adam Lickley, Astrology, Politics
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