(F5) TS papers : 2006-2015

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Mainly undated, unattributed typescript (TS) papers and fragments in English and Polish, likely by Zygmunt Bauman. Some are titled, "Time Compression"; "Education's challenges of the liquid modern era" ; "An unfinished adventure called Europe" ; "Liquid Modern Life and its fears" ; "Trust and Fear in Urban Life" ; "Terrors of the Global"; "Jews and other Europeans -old and new" ; "Fate of Memory in Liquid Modern Times" ; "Refleksje na placu bodowy."


Include TS [possibly fiction].

Some with annotations. Also includes manuscript notes, printouts (Le Monde, New York Times) and works by other authors (Robert Toscano, Stanislaw Obirek, Gordon L. Ziniewicz, etc).


Subjects include but not limited to Holocaust, Jewish identiity; work (pay); President Obama; media/social media (online dating); education; consumerism; privacy; multi-culturalism. Research includes references to Pope Francis; Hugo Chavez; Hurricane Katrina; Guantanmo Bay detention; Iraq, etc.


References publishers literary festival in Ukraine.


Mainly covers 2006-2009.


Also includes:


Work by Zygmunt Bauman : Proof "Dividing time or love's labour's lost..." (Thesis Eleven); Proof for Kultura i Społeczeństwo (Polish)


Travel : Arrangements re visit to Copenhagen (Apr 2006)


Correspondence: with Cultural Attache in Lithuania


About Zygmunt Bauman : by Tony Blackshaw; Max Kohn; Peter Beilharz.

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