Education & Reference

The Mystery of Trade relations between China and U.S.

In these days there are a lot of discussion about the so-called Trade War between the United States and China. … Read More

6 years ago

The Atom Bomb: Russell, Churchill and the Post-War Debate

Bertrand Russell ( born in 1872) In his Has Man a Future? offer us the point of view of a… Read More

6 years ago

Time and Space in a Static World: Waiting for Godot

Waiting for Godot, besides being considered one of the founding texts of contemporary theatre, is certainly the best-known work of… Read More

6 years ago

Masters, White slaves and Black Slaves in Early America

William Stuart, in his important report on White Servitude, informed us that the Dutch West India Company, when decided to… Read More

6 years ago

George Orwell and the Federal Bureau of Investigation

At first, I should remark the extraordinary political and social relevance of George Orwell’s  themes. He condemned all dictatorships, both… Read More

6 years ago

Businessmen, Progress, and a Ridiculous Question

“Much  of the best energy of the world is wasted in living in the past or dreaming of the future.… Read More

6 years ago

The Trapdoor Spiders, the People, and Erroneous Ideas

Animals of different species have contributed to show us the way in taking benefit of the chances which nature affords… Read More

6 years ago

The Luck of The Shadow line

The Shadow line,  by Joseph Conrad (1917), is a very intriguing novel from the psychological point of view. The novel… Read More

6 years ago

An Irrefutable Argument of Alan Sillitoe

Alan Sillitoe was born in Nottingham in 1928 and was an enterprising young man, leaving school at 14 to work… Read More

6 years ago

Leslies Poles Hartley and the Crisis of Sense of Self

Leslies Poles Hartley became known to the large public after the publication of The Go-Between, 1953, in which he tells… Read More

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