Poet on a High Swing
Book review by Louis J. Scerri | HENRY HOLLAND: L-Artist tat-Trapiż, The author, Malta 1996, iv + 32 pp. HERE IS an attractive masculinity in most of the 30 poems…
Author: Adrian Grima
Poetry Should Frighten
Mill-ktieb ta’ David Cappella u Baron Wormser, Teaching the Art of Poetry: The Moves (New Jersey, USA: Lawrence Erlbaum, 2000): “In truth, poetry – to a degree – should frighten. Poems cannot be condensed,…
Being Mediterranean is a Decision You Make
Malta, the Mediterranean and the EU In 1999, I was asked to participate in an international seminar in Rome that discussed the theme, “Between Europe and the Mediterranean: Youth, Towns,…
Narrating Malta as Village
Because nations are essentially narrations, there is an intimate relationship between the art of narrating and the concept of the nation. When we investigate the process that has led to…
Cultures of Memory/Memories of Culture
International Conference on Cultures of Memory/Memories of Culture, organized by the Cyprus Society for the Study of English (CYSSE) (University of Cyprus) in collaboration with European Thematic Network Approaches to Cultural…
Festival Mediterranju tal-Poeżija f’Katanja
L-organizzaturi tal-festival internazzjonali tal-poeżija, “Voci del Mediterraneo” li se jsir fiċ-Ċentru Kulturali Le Ciminiere ġewwa Katanja fid-19 u l-20 ta’ Marzu, 2004, stiednu lill-awtur Malti Adrian Grima biex jippreżenta wħud mix-xogħlijiet…
“Despite her dark skin, her face was attractive”
Suppressing Identities in an Enlightened Malta The eighth seminar in this year’s Work in Progress Seminar Series, that is focusing mainly on Understanding Cultural Diversity, will be held on Wednesday between…
Symposium on Cultural Memory and Literature
6–9 May 2004 – University of Malta A meeting of the delegates from European Universities taking part in the project on “Cultural memory in European Countries: Difference and Identity in a…
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