(D4) Research and papers : 2004-2005

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Mainly undated, unattributed typescript (TS) papers and fragments in English and Polish, likely by Zygmunt Bauman. Some are titled, "Czas rozsypany"; "klamstwo"; "Pięć przewidywań i mnóstwo zastrzeżeń" "Culture of Liquid Modern times"; "Trust and Fear in Urban Life"; "Letter to Posterity" (2005); "Uncertainty and other Liquid Modern fears" ; "The demons of an open society" ; "Who is seeking asylum and - and from what?"; "The Time of Fears" ; "On practicality of Sociology"


Some with annotations. Includes copies of reports from European Commission on Race and Intolerance (ECRI) for 2001-2004. Also includes manuscript notes, internet printouts and works by other authors (Alf Hornborg; Griselda Pollock; Clause Offe).


Subjects include but not limited to religion; film; feminist studies; arts; ethics; anthropology; fetishism; income; cities and the Holocaust.


Mainly covers papers believed to be written c.2004-2005 with a few earlier and later papers.


Also includes:


Work by Zygmunt Bauman : Offprint of published article "Seeking Shelter in Pandora's box Or:fear, security and the city" (2005)


Correspondence: attached with copy of manuscript paper by Cezary Wodziński


About Zygmunt Bauman : Thesis by Adrian Barker

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