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The Democratic Distribution of Authorship | Athens | January 16

Ekathimerini 14 Jan 2025
Beginning with Umberto Eco’s analysis of “The Open Work,” Asomatos will discuss the aesthetics of openness in ...
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The Off Season: Not a novel year for this reader

Tribune Star 13 Jan 2025
The Italian novelist, Umberto Eco once said something that I should have printed on a T-shirt, even though it would take both sides and small print to get it done ... .
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28 Video Games We Can’t Wait to Play in 2025

New York Magazine 09 Jan 2025
Photo-Illustration. Vulture; Photos ... In this way, The Stone of Madness evokes Umberto Eco’s classic novel, The Name of the Rose — except it is not Eco’s scheming clergyman antagonists plotting their next kill in the shadows, but the omnipotent player.
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Bible verse - Genesis 1:14-15; quote by Umberto Eco

Victoria Advocate 08 Jan 2025
And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years. And let them be for lights ....
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‘These are magic books’: bringing imaginary works of literature to life

The Guardian 11 Dec 2024
On Comedy, the influential treatise on theater thought to have burned at a Benedictine Abbey in 1327 (at least, according to Umberto Eco’s 1980 novel The Name of the Rose) ... The one commonality? None of them exist ... ....
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32 Movies About Religion That Aren't A Complete Slog

Cinema Blend 01 Dec 2024
Let's be honest, sometimes movies about religion can be a brutal watch ... (Image credit ... In The Name Of The Rose, based on a book of the same name by Umberto Eco, is as much a murder mystery as it is a religious commentary ... (Image credit ... (Image credit ... .
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Top 10 ‘Books of the Year’ unveiled

Shenzhen Daily 20 Nov 2024
Umberto Eco (Italy), translated by Wen Zheng ... The book is a collection of lectures Umberto Eco delivered at the Milan Arts Festival from 2001 to 2015. The collection is regarded as Eco’s literary legacy of the new millennium.
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Netanyahu and Trump: The fascist tag team from hell

The New Arab 13 Nov 2024
Indeed, Netanyahu’s investment paid off ... Beyond similarities in their backgrounds, personalities and motivations, Trump and Netanyahu exemplify figureheads of what Italian writer and philosopher Umberto Eco described as “Ur-fascism.’ ... Follow him on X.
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Historic Sicilian saga reveals Mafia’s clandestine beginnings

San Francisco Chronicle 12 Nov 2024
First published in serial form between 1909 and 1910 under the title "The Beati Paoli," the two volume 1971 Italian edition featured an introduction by Umberto Eco.
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Biden wants Americans to "bring down the temperature" — but MAGA will not let that happen

Yahoo Daily News 12 Nov 2024
Even prominent Trump supporters were making these "unity" and "peace" noises in the aftermath ... "He’s got to unite people ... My favorite text regarding fascism is Umberto Eco's 1995 essay ... As Eco noted, it's a central paradox of fascism ... View comments ....
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Belarusian Prankster Dupes Russian Teachers Into Wearing Tinfoil Hats To Ward Off 'Foreign Enemies'

Radio Free Europe 11 Nov 2024
On Telegram, he said his latest prank was the continuation of “measuring the level of fascistization of Russian society” based on Italian historian Umberto Eco’s renowned essay, Ur-Fascism. SEE ALSO ... ....
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Umberto Eco's chilling warning: 14 signs of fascism

Boing Boing 08 Nov 2024
Umberto Eco's 1995 essay "Ur-Fascism" outlines 14 common features ... The post Umberto Eco's chilling warning.
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Donald Trump’s re-election is disastrous for free speech

X Index 06 Nov 2024
Despite what he claims, Trump is no poster boy for free speech ... His record on this is worrying ... David E ... In Umberto Eco’s essay Censorship and Silence, the Italian twentieth century scholar argued that too much information was an intentional tactic ... ....
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Gliff by Ali Smith review – reading the signs of crisis

The Observer 03 Nov 2024
Ali Smith has never been afraid to take cleverness seriously ... Not many novelists could have pulled that off ... The Name of the Rose, by trained semiotician Umberto Eco, may have been formidably erudite, but it was also titanically inconsequential ... Share ... .

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