- die offizielle Website (incl. Trailer, Fotos und Presseinfos)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAQ19WKwVd8
Geschrieben 10 August 2012 - 22:09
Geschrieben 13 August 2012 - 22:29
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Yay! Fantasy-Reimerei Mitte August...
[..] Verzweiflung beschlich sie im Stillen.
Da ergriff eins der kleinsten das Wort:
"Wenn sich all unsere Wünsche erfüllen,
dann wünschen wir einfach mit Willen
die Wünsche-Erfüllung fort!"
Sie befolgten den Rat und von Stund an war
wieder spannend das Leben und heiter.
Die Kinder war'n froh wie vor Tag und Jahr
und vielleicht gar ein wenig gescheiter.
(BewohnerInnen der Stadt der Kinder, aus der "Geschichte vom Wunsch aller Wünsche", aus Die Zauberschule & andere Geschichten, Neuauflage im Thienemann-Verlag, S. 93, von Ende)
Geschrieben 13 August 2012 - 23:07
"What today's nationalists and neosegregationists fail to understand," Kwame said, "is that the basis of every human culture is, and always has been, synthesis. No civilization is authentic, monolithic, pure; the exact opposite is true. Look at your average Western nation: its numbers Arabic, its alphabet Latin, its religion Levantine, its philosophy Greek†¦ need I continue? And each of these examples can itself be broken down further: the Romans got their alphabet from the Greeks, who created theirs by stealing from the Phoenicians, and so on. Our myths and religions, too, are syncretic - sharing, repeating and adapting a large variety of elements to suit their needs. Even the language of our creation, the DNA itself, is impure, defined by a history of amalgamation: not only between nations, but even between different human species!"
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"What today's nationalists and neosegregationists fail to understand," Kwame said, "is that the basis of every human culture is, and always has been, synthesis. No civilization is authentic, monolithic, pure; the exact opposite is true. Look at your average Western nation: its numbers Arabic, its alphabet Latin, its religion Levantine, its philosophy Greek†¦ need I continue? And each of these examples can itself be broken down further: the Romans got their alphabet from the Greeks, who created theirs by stealing from the Phoenicians, and so on. Our myths and religions, too, are syncretic - sharing, repeating and adapting a large variety of elements to suit their needs. Even the language of our creation, the DNA itself, is impure, defined by a history of amalgamation: not only between nations, but even between different human species!"
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