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A Fruity Walk Around the Secret Orchards of Bermondsey and Southwark Park

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By Bernd Brunner
| Eventbrite Blog
T his is a two-hour walk starting at St James Churchyard, Bermondsey. Join us on a Fruity Walk around Bermondsey. Starting at St James Churchyard, discover two very special young community orchards as well as the secret orchard in Southwark Park. You’ll learn about how we created the orchards, the stories behind these trees, as well as tree identification, history and folklore.
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Waiting for Goffman | Michael Dirda

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By Michael Dirda, Jamie James, Bernd Brunner
| Lapham's Quarterly Verified
Back in the 1960s and early 1970s, sociology and the other sciences humaines emerged for a brief, shining moment as the hot majors for college undergraduates. After all, to change society, you first needed to understand it. As a result, activists and intellectuals of every stripe were soon eagerly reading the works of Claude Lévi-Strauss, Herbert Marcuse, R.D. Laing, Jacques Lacan, Michel Foucault—and Erving Goffman.
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Sentir el invierno

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By Salome Herce, Bernd Brunner, Gloria Nunez, Gloria Nuñez Verified, Pedro Castro Vazquez, Pedro Ramírez Vázquez
| Ethic Verified
La historia de las civilizaciones parece mostrar que los seres humanos tenemos una clara preferencia por el calor y rehuimos el frío. Pero existen culturas que han prosperado en condiciones de frío extremo, tan exóticas, ricas y fascinantes como las del trópico.
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