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“I have traveled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief. Such wealth I have s...

Judgment of Paris, Ivo Saliger, Nazi painter It's incredible what a difference good curation will do. Is that what it's called, ...

My son is taught in his school how to write an essay: an introduction, a meatier middle with details and quotes, a conclusion. Thankfully th...

From Animesh Rai, who has written entries previously on this blog, about the French presence in India, creolization and Glissant of course, ...

This blog has become invested in the support of the MCUR, as an institution which promotes the meeting of cultures as well as the preservati...

I mentioned in the previous blog entry about Deerhouse ( http://bit.ly/bdyV7z ) catching eye of two remarkable young men at BAM after the sh...

I respect the efforts of creative people. It's hard to come up with something new and put it out there. It takes a lot of work and perse...

The trend this blog has taken toward multiculturalism delights me. I feel it has happened by itself, thanks to contributions and influences ...

Went to see the Deer House at BAM.  http://www.bam.org/view.aspx?pid=2227 Will not expand on this much.  The reviews have not been good in...

Astou Arnould nous communique le programme remarquable d'octobre des Rencontres Afriqua Paris. Je ne sais pas si je pourrai faire un sau...

Un festival dans l'esprit de Glissant, à Marseille: Festival Les Instants Vidéo 23rd edition | digitalarti.com

Mr Gobalakichenane contributes below precisions about the Anandarangappillai, as well as the English translation of page 59. Mr. Gobalakiche...

Following our publishing of the entry in Tamil of the Pondicherrian diary, and the mention of William Miles work, below is a passage from An...

I had hoped to publish here an extract of Anandarangaillai's diary in its original language, Tamil. Thanks to the generosity of M.Gobala...

I had decided not to write a travelogue. But. First day in Istanbul. The men on the streets, vendors, strollers, with their sunken faces. St...