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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Yeah but—Where’s the Justice?
Just fresh from a spate of research, having spent several minutes peeling names from a computer data base at the Superior Court of Justice, in Toronto. Got there at nine, thinking I had a fair chunk of work before me … Continue reading
Tristan and Isolde
Last weekend I went to see Tristan and Isolde at the magnificent Four Seasons Centre in downtown Toronto, performed by the Canadian Opera Company. My sister Kathleen invited me because her friend wasn’t able to attend. Our orchestra seats were ten rows … Continue reading
Posted in obituaries
Tagged art, Ben Heppner, Canadian Opera Company, death, Four Seasons Centre, memorial, Queen's University, Toronto, Tristan und Isolde, Wagner
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The saga of intellectual revolutionaries
(NOTE: TROUBLE WITH FORMATTING THIS POST. SORRY.) Many recent mornings my name has jolted me awake, stamped there on top of an obituary in the Globe & Mail. Coffee, first, but always on the way back from the kitchen I … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Gramsci, death, feminism, memory, obituary, Toronto, women
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