The 2008 Nobel prize-winner for Literature, Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio (left), says
The dawn of peoples is important because we seem now to be living in the dusk. You have the sense that we are getting near the end.
For those who haven't read Le Clézio, a French professor at Columbia University explains his appeal, 'There is a concern for civilizations, a concern for ecology.'
A cicada: ‘What cicadas leave behind is a kind of crystallised memory’ |
Helen Sullivan
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Part of their body is hollow, this amplifies the sound. The longer you
listen to their sound, the more they seem to sync up
Of all the languages’ words f...
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