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Is Poland a place of high culture?


Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,743
20 Dec 2010 #31
Dadaism is still alive?
I thought it already dead and buried with the most of the 68ers...

On the other hand I'm fairly sure the french and the russians had their own books in their knapsacks to help them skewer the Germans.
AdamKadmon 2 | 501
20 Dec 2010 #32
Dadaism is still alive?I thought it already dead and buried with the most of the 68ers..

Dadaism died in the early '20s. It attempted to create the effects which the public of today finds in the ubiquitous entertainment business. So the last words of Dadaism are: non omnis moriar.

On the other hand I'm fairly sure the french and the russians had their own books in their knapsacks to help them skewer the Germans.

Do you know any French or Russian equivalent of the German myth of Langemarck?
Ironside 53 | 12,364
20 Dec 2010 #33
Yeah, I suppose Tchaikovsky, Dostoyevsky, Pushkin, Chekov, Stanislavski, Meyerhold etc are just the Hannah Montanas of their day.

mostly XIX century name one from 18th century

The idea

What are you bubbling about ? Go back to translation
Bratwurst Boy 12 | 11,743
20 Dec 2010 #34
Dadaism died in the early '20s.

Well...alot of the 68'ers put in on their flags again...
(and took it with them to the bins of history hopefully)
AdamKadmon 2 | 501
20 Dec 2010 #35
bins of history hopefully

Ach doch! Dadaism runs a rake through the bins of history and hastily assembles his own collage, naming it modernism, postmodernism or uses other fancy word to deceit the public. Of course, I am only making a fun of it.
Trevek 26 | 1,700
20 Dec 2010 #36
Trevek:
Yeah, I suppose Tchaikovsky, Dostoyevsky, Pushkin, Chekov, Stanislavski, Meyerhold etc are just the Hannah Montanas of their day.

mostly XIX century name one from 18th century

well I was trying for a wide range. Stanislavski Meyerhold having made their major contributions in 20th C. (Stan used Chekov's plays while Chekov was still alive).

Gorky d. 1936, Bulgakhov d 1940. Solzhenitsyn 1918-2008, Nijinsky d 1958, Anna Pavlova d 1931, Nureyev 1938-9.


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