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Dialogue of Cultures
Journal of Poetry, Science, and Statecraft
INDEX of ARTICLES
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2002 to 2006
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1997 to 2001
1993, Volume II
1994, Volume III
1995, Volume IV
1996, Volume V
1997, Volume VI-
1998, Volume VII
1999, Volume VIII
2000, Volume IX
2001, Volume X
2002, Volume XI
2003, Volume XII
2004, Volume XIII
2005, Volume XIV
2006, Volume XV
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VOLUME XI , No. 1-2 Winter/Spring 2002 How ‘Democracy’ Became Diseased Henry VII and the Creation Of Shakespeare's England
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VOLUME XI , No.3-4 Summer/Fall 2002 How To Turn a Dark Age Into a New Renaissance Gabriele Liebig The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra: Bringing the Invisible to the Surface Bruce Director Afterword Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Homer, The Blind Poet Rosa Tennenbaum SPECIAL FEATURE: LaRouche Launches Revolutionary Youth Movement— For a New Renaissance |
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Lyndon LaRouche's International Youth Movement Wilhelm von Humboldt: On the Greek Model D.C. Meet: Leadership in a Time of Crisis’ Italian Parliament Spurs New Bretton Woods LaRouche Keynotes Conference on China ‘Boynton Weekend’ Honors Heroes of Selma William Warfield Beware of the Athenians, Mr. Bush! Leonardo da Vinci:Painter of Movement LaRouche's Emergency Infrastructure Program Nothing Like It in the World Supreme Command Festschrift for Lyndon LaRouche |
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VOLUME XII , No. 1 Spring 2003 The Next Generations .Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. SYMPOSIUM: LEIBNIZ AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Leibniz, Halle, and The American Revolution Edward Spannaus Leibniz to Franklin On ‘Happiness’ David Shavin Franklin’s ‘Lunar Society’ and The Industrial Revolution Marcia Merry Baker Preface to Leibniz’s New Essys on Human Understanding Abraham Gotthelf Kästner |
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Lyndon LaRouche on Immortality LaRouche State of the Union: ‘Think as Citizens’ India Meetings: Infrastructure Key to Development LaRouche Organizers in Italy, Hungary vs. Crisis LaRouche Returns to Mexico! Youth Movement ‘Invades’ State Legislatures Marianna Wertz Who Really Owns ‘Your’ Culture? The Long Life of the Catenary A ‘Resurrection’ of Science and Art |
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VOLUME XII , No. 2 Summer 2003 The True Statesman: The Historical Individual Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Friedrich Schiller: The Lofiest Ideal of Man Helga Zepp LaRouche Johannes Brahm’s ‘Four Serious Songs’—An Introduction Anno Hellenbroich I.L. Peretz, Father of the Yiddish Renaissance Paul Kreingold |
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Tragedy, or Triumph: Which Shall It Be? This War Must Be Stopped’ “Toward a New World Order’ Optimism of LaRouche Youth Inspires U.S. Conference European Meet: ‘Reconstruct a Bankrupt World!’ Amelia Robinson Addresses Leipzig Peace Rally LaRouches’s ‘New Bretton Woods’ in Italian Senate LaRouches in India: For a Just, New Economic Order! Actor and director Robert Beltran On Principles and Powers Pedagogical Exercises in a Russian Classroom Leonardo da Vinci: Master of Time and Motion Children of Satan American Empire Beethoven’s Fidelio |
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VOLUME XII , No. 3 Fall 2003 Believing Is Not Necessarily Knowing Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. The Renaissance, and the Rediscovery of Plato and the Greeks Torbjörn Jerlerup The Joy of Reading—Don Quixote Carlos Wesley Shattering Axioms, Fighting For Our Future LaRouche Youth Movement |
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The Roosevelt Syndrome LaRouche in Turkey: ‘Remove Cheney from Power’ Maestro Briano Visits Los Angeles Graham Lowry’s Historic Mission Amelia Robinson Addresses Leipzig Peace Rally The Immense Debt of Ibero_America to the German-Jewish Renaissance The Shaman’ Coat |
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VOLUME XII , No. 4 Winter 2003 Shakespeare As a Scholar: U.S. Politics As Tragedy Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Sophistry: Destroyer Of Nations From Within Michael Liebig Plato’s Dialogues, The Tragedy of Athens, And the Complex Domain Susan Kokinda The Promise of Mikhail Lermontov Denise M. Henderson A Schiller Birthday Celebration Helga Zepp LaRouche |
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The Immortal Talentof Martin Luther King D.C. Conference: ‘Care for the People Comes First’ Zepp LaRouche at Rhodes ‘Dialogue of Civilizations’ LaRouche Speaks in Paris, Milan, Berlin Moscow: ‘China in the 21st Century’ Mexico: Schiller choruses Open Pavarotti Concert Ana Linda Ruiz, Choral Director Lyndon LaRouche: Who Speaks for My U.S.A. András Schiff in Concert The Geometry of Change Learning the Lessons Egypt Taught the Greeks Cicero |
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VOLUME XIII , No. 1-2 Spring/Summer 2004 (Double Issue) Religion and National Security:
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Defeating Synarchism and the Sublime Friedrich Schiller: ‘Of the Sublime’ Abraham Kästner: ‘On the Cconceptions that Underlie Space U.S. Conference: Youth Must Take Leadership Scientists, Youth Hear LaRouche in Moscow Launch Mexico Flank against Synarchists Knowing the True Geometry Rembrandt: the Painter’ Drama Children of Satan II: The Beast-Men Constantine’s Sword Arthur Miller, His Life and Work |
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VOLUME XIII , No. 3 Fall 2004 Those Populist Fools Who Would Seek A Contract Even With God Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. A SHAKESPEARE DIALOGUE Will Shakespeare’s Mission Be Ours Stanley Ezrol A Look at Shakespeare’s ‘Legend’ Plays Terry Jones Shakespeare as a Historian: The Roman Plays Gerald Rose The One and the Many, And the Dialogue Among Cultures |
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The LaRouche Youth Movement Fights For the Inalienable Rights of Man LaRouche PAC To Mobilize ‘Forgotten Man’ Zepp LaRouche Sparks German ‘Monday Rallies’ The First Measurement of the Universe Al-Andalus: A Renaissance Melting-Pot Culture Verdi’s LaTraviata—The Woman Who Went Astray Close to Perfection: Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro Children of Satan Bush on the Couch Who are We? Benjamin Franklin |
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VOLUME XIII , No. 4 Winter 2004 Follies of the Economic Hitmen: Re-Animating the World’s Economy Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Francisco Goya, The American Revolution, and the Fight Against the Synarchist Beast-Man Karel Vereycken An Introduction to Pythagorean Sphaerics Los Angeles LYM Sphaerics Group |
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Defeat Bush’s Social Security Privatization: A Foot in the Door for Fascism The Worst Flood Catastrophe in History: The World Needs a New, Just World Economic Order! U.S. Conference: ‘Fight To Turn the Course of History’ LaRouche Webcast: We Need Beauty, Real Economics European Conference: ‘A Turning Point in History’ LYMWorks to Master Bel Canto Singing Method Morals and Immorality: The U.S. Crisis Now Bernhard Riemann’s ‘Dirichlet’s Principle’ Lejeune Dirichlet and the Mendelssohn Youth Movement Verdi’s Il Trovatore: Sublime Love vs. Revenge Rigoletto: Verdi’s Education of the Emotions Confessions of an Economic Hit Man The Second Bill of Rights Will in the World |
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VOLUME XIV
2005
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VOLUME XIV , No. 1-2 Spring/Summer 2005 DOUBLE ISSUE Science: The Power To Prosper Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. ‘Nun kommt die Schillerzeit!’ Schiller Symposium What Is, and To What End Do We Study, Friedrich Schiller In the Year 2005? Helga Zepp LaRouche Friedrich Schiller’s ‘The Song of the Bell’ Marianna Wertz Schiller’s Thought-Poetry: ‘The Artists’ Helga Zepp LaRouche Friedrich Schiller And His Friends William Jones A Reader’s Guide To Schiller's Letters on the Aesthetical Education of Man. William F. Wertz |
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The American System or Fascism: A Celebration on the 200th Anniversary Of the Death of Friedrich Schiller A New Bretton Woods Now! U.S. Conference: ‘Make George Bush a Lame Duck’ Italiam Parliament Calls for New Bretton Woods berlin Seminar Promotes New ‘Treaty of Westphalia’ Civil Rights Heroine Amelia Robinson Honored in Selma Norbert Brainin, Primarius of the Amadeus Quartet Norbert Brainin In Defense of Christianity |
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VOLUME XIV , No. 3 Fall 2005
Interreligious dialogue and
Jewish-Christian Relations
(Pope Bennedict XVI)
Man’s Original Creations
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Music, Politics, and J.S. Bach’s
‘Jesu, meine Freude’
A discussion with John Sigerson
and members of the LaRouche Youth Movement
IN MEMORIAM
Maxim Ghilan,
A Fighter for Peace
Translation
News
Art
Reviews
Cardinal Nicolaus of Cusa: On The Peace of Faith
Webcast: Defeat Cheney’s ‘Permanent War’!
LaRouche Warns of Hyperinflationary Blowout
Berlin Seminar: Crisis Demands New Monetary System
BüSo election Breakthrough in Germany
Mexico Tour Promotes Industrial Renaissance
Amelia Boynton Robinson Honored in Detroit
Albrecht Dürer: The Beautiful in a Time of Trials
A Beautiful Mind, The Da Vinci Code
Evening in the Palace of Reason
VOLUME XV
2006
VOLUME XV , No. 1-2 Spring-Summer 2006
Of British Fools
and Post Reviewers
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
SYMPOSIUM
EDGAR ALLAN POE AND THE SPIRIT
OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC5
The Purlointed Life of
Edgar Allan Poe
Jeffrey Steinberg
Edgar Allan Poe: The Lost
Soul of America
Allen Salisbury
Edgar Allan Poe’s
‘Nemesis Stories’
Lewis Whilden
A Note on the New England
Transcendentalists
Gerald Belsky
News
Pedagogical
Art
Reviews
Cover
LaRouche Webcast: Recovery in the Post-Cheney Era
Berlin Seminar: ‘Global War Must be Stopped!’
Mexico City: ‘Globalization Is the New Imperialism’
On the 375th Anniversary of Kepler’s Passing
How to Look at Painting: Icarus, Daedalus, and Science
Devil’s Game
Incompleteness
Prussia and the U.S.A.
Samuel F.B. Morse’s The Gallery of the Louvre
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