Monthly Archives: January 2010
The new extended AVATAR HD trailer
Watch here the new extended AVATAR trailer, from the soul inspiring AVATAR movie by James Cameron: ***
AVATAR: a tale on the destruction of an animist race
Here are two passages from Alfred Lambremont Webre article on AVATAR, James Cameron new movie (by permission): “Avatar, the 3-D fusion camera system film by Canadian Oscar winning director and writer James Cameron now nominated for 4 Golden Globe awards, … Continue reading
Alfred Webre: Exopolitics, life on Mars and much more!
Alfred Webre, J. D., M. Ed., speaks, in an interview to Lee Patrick Hanks, about Exopolitics, the political science of outer space, ET races, NASA photos of Mars showing evidence of life and the 1953 CIA rule of no public … Continue reading
Previews of Interview with Nassim Haramein
Dear readers, check these previews of interviews with Nassim Haramein, a great physicist of today, with brilliant ideas about the universe, oneness, wholeness, black hole theory, energy, gravity, and much more: ***
7 ANNEX: Origins of Attempted Secession
ANNEX: Origins of Attempted Secession ORIGINS OF ATTEMPTED SECESSION Walt Whitman “Not the whole matter, but some side facts worth conning to-day and any day. I CONSIDER the war of attempted secession, 1860–65, not as a struggle of two distinct … Continue reading
6 REFERENCES
REFERENCES ALI, Manuel Said. Versificação Portuguesa. São Paulo: Editora da Universidade de São Paulo, 2006. ALLEN, Gay W. The Solitary Singer: a critical biography of Walt Whitman. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1955. ALIGHIERI, Dante. The Divine Comedy. Available at: … Continue reading
5 CONCLUSION (Part 22)
5 CONCLUSION (Part 22 – end of chapter) By analyzing all the books and poems we have translated and the samples provided above, for some of which we have supplied a second translation for comparison, we believe that we have … Continue reading
5 CONCLUSION (Part 21)
5 CONCLUSION (Part 21) From “The Sleepers” we bring the passage that is mentioned in section 2.5.2, which depicts a swimmer’s death by sea water. As we have explained in that section, Whitman was a swimmer himself, and this scene … Continue reading
5 CONCLUSION (Part 20)
5 CONCLUSION (Part 20) From “Passage to India,” published in 1871, we bring two excerpts to illustrate what the true son of God, the poet, is singing: God’s purpose. This means that in this poem he is not singing the … Continue reading
5 CONCLUSION (Part 19)
5 CONCLUSION (Part 19) “Memories of President Lincoln” was composed in the weeks after Lincoln’s assassination on April 14, 1865, and was published together with Drum-Taps that same year. Everything that Whitman presents in the poem “When Lilacs…” actually took … Continue reading
