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Gnomon est un long roman (tellement long qu’il a été coupé en deux tomes dans sa traduction française, comprenant chacun un peu moins de 500 pages) étrange au premier abord. En plus, pas mal de ses…

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The Matrix is a primarily American, but also partly Australian and Japanese science fiction action film series that premiered in 1999 with the release of The Matrix, with the most recent installmen…

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Mar. 10: Department Lecture at ETH Zurich with Tom Avermaete Mar. 11: Notation(s) workshop at ETH Zurich with Carlotta Daro Mar. 12: Conversation Dialogue at ETH Zurich with Laurent Stalder   Mar. 12: Lecture at EPFL with Pier Vittorio Aureli     For more info: https://arch.ethz.ch/en/news-und-veranstaltungen.html   https://www.epfl.ch/campus/art-culture/museum-exhibitions/archizoom/lecture-by-bernard-tschumi/          

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ここでは、『戯作三昧』のあらすじ・解説・感想までをまとめました。この作品の主人公は、誰もが一度は耳にしたことがある読本作者「滝澤馬琴」。芥川龍之介は、江戸時代を代表する読本作者を描くことで、なにを伝え

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Antinomy is a narrative device that is used in literature and in philosophy. An antinomy is a self contradicting sentence or a paradox between two beliefs. These two beliefs are inherently correct, but when put together they contradict each other. This project will delve into the belief that ant

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Join Donald Watson and Judith Mckay at the State Library of Queensland for the launch of their new book, Queensland Architects 1823−1895: A Biographical Dictionary. Queensland Architects 1823–1895: A Biographical Dictionary is a major revision of Donald Watson and Judith McKay’s earlier biographical dictionary published in 1994. It incorporates new material and has a wider range of entries than its predecessor, not only for architects but also for related practitioners. While the book is about Queensland architects, these practitioners also worked elsewhere in Australia, as well as much further afield, before or later, making the book useful to biographical researchers of Australian architecture outside Queensland’s borders. The authors have undertaken years of research to identify hundreds of architects and the like who practised in what is now Queensland from the beginning of European settlement until the economic downturn of the late nineteenth century, highlighting their widespread presence in a sparsely settled colony and the challenges they faced. Their lives and many of their buildings are recorded in succinct entries illustrated with mostly contemporary images. This book transforms our understanding of the Queensland built environment and those who helped to shape it over many years. Refreshments will be served on the Queensland Terrace from 5.15pm with lecture by Donald Watson starting at 6pm. When: 5.15pm Monday 13 October 2025Where: State Library of QueenslandTickets: Click here (free, but strictly limited)