There are many concepts and definitions of homeland. The majority is based on a relationship between a physical space, geographical and defined by language, culture, […]
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A Walk down Memory Lane
Where is home? Where you were born, grew up, and went to school? Or where you happen to be living right now? Or where you […]
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Interview with Nicolas Rossi about his film “Made in Algeria”
The photo film “Made in Algeria” deals with a far from glorious part of French history, which still has its after-effects in France itself: the […]
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America East Frisians: Home is not only a place…
In the Krummhörn, once an East Frisian peninsula, there are still 18 round villages (also called terp villages) and a fishing village. The fishing village […]
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Requiem for a violin – Part 1: Homeland
In the dark alleys of Bogota, there are corners where you could never feel safe. Whoever lives in this city knows that. And yet … […]
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“questions” by Jenny Schon
footprints in the grassit could be my stepdecades ago, I leftwhen will I be back where I lost myself the crossroads shows only in one […]
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Homeland by Michael Spaccarotella
I just returned from a 9-day vacation in Europe. I have had the opportunity to do this the past five years. Each year the trip […]
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Homeland by Claudio Rigo-Righi Abascal
But … What is Homeland? Claudio Rigo-Righi AbascalClaudio Rigo-Righi Abascal is originally from the city of Concepción, Chile, he work as a veterinarian by profession. […]
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Track Number 7
I like the darkness speeding by. Even the flashing, scurrying lights. It’s like they’re in a hurry to get there. Maybe home, wherever that is. […]
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Homeland by Ivy Schulz
A few months ago I wrote an essay about bridges for the first edition of this publication. The theme for the set of writings was […]
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