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Resituating Crisis
The world is increasingly influenced by ongoing crisis, or at least this is what mainstream media and politics wants us to believe. When portrayed here, crisis most often comes in the form of situations challenging a sense of normality, such as with violent conflicts, pandemics, or forced migration. However, crisis is not just a situation twisting normality but can become constitutive of normality itself. In exploring transformative and constructive elements to being in crisis, this volume resituates the view on crisis in everyday life to foster critical and nuanced examination of discourses on and experiences of it.
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Her Name Was Lola
Eccentric and charming tale of love and art. Max first met Lola at the Coliseum shop. Soon they were converging at every level, Lola filling Max's emptiness and vice versa. But Max has always craved the recognition of another sort of woman! Why did Max have to meet Lula Mae just when he's found his destiny woman in Lola?
Lola
Gorodish and Alba open an information agency, learn that supposedly dead punk-rock star Lola Black is living in France, and set off to find Lola and a fortune
Lola
Presently the door opened, and a young girl came into the room, and seeing him, there in the chair, she stopped, afraid for a moment, then stepped forward and bent over him. She smiled as she straightened up, and turning called out softly: -Miss Lola! Miss Lola!- -Coming, Maria,- the answer came in a clear, fresh young voice; for a moment the sleeper hesitated, about to awake, then thought better of it, and dreamed a dream of the triumph that was to be his. -Hush!- Maria spoke softly as Lola came into the room, and Lola, following the girl's pointed finger, smiled lovingly as she crossed and stood beside her father's chair.
Lola
"[...] "Temper," he remarked cheerfully, "is the copyright trade-mark of the convalescent," but to John her sudden, unreasonable fits of anger and a feeling that in anyone but Lola he would have described as selfishness amazed and alarmed him. Dr. Barnhelm, too, seemed changed, but in his case the change was for the better. He was closeted all day, and often almost all night with his machine, and its low throbbing penetrated the whole building and brought[...]".
What Lola Wants Lola Gets
Well-behaved women seldom make history. Lola Montez was anything but well-behaved. Many were enamored by her sparkling blue eyes and midnight black hair, but she was captivated by fame, power and money. In an age where women struggled for equality, she danced to the top where she eventually became the Duchess of Landsfeld. Inspired by Barbara Tuchman's historical truth-telling style, the author DOV SILVERMAN has worked to tell us about the most fascinating, intelligent and extraordinarily beautiful woman of the 19th century. He believes Lola would have approved.
