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Joseph Stiglitz

Joseph Stiglitz: Globalization and its Discontents

Joseph Stiglitz’s Globalization and its Discontents has sparked a major critical response since its publication in that it appears to encapsulate widespread doubts about globalization processes and their governance.

The Jungle (1906) – by Upton Sinclair

As a young man of 26 years, Sinclair spent seven weeks observing the daily lives of individuals who worked in the meat packing industry in Chicago’s Packingtown. Being from the South, an area torn by the Civil War, he hated poverty and its effects on humans.

SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE: REVIEW BY MICHAEL CRICHTON

In 1969, a then relatively unknown Michael Crichton reviewed Kurt Vonnegut’s latest novel, “Slaughterhouse Five”. In an ambivalent take, Crichton called it “hideous, ghastly, murderous—and calm.”

Truman Capote – Playboy Interview (1968)

“Wealthy Farmer, Three of Family Slain: H.W. Clutter, Wife and Two Children Are Found Shot in Kansas Home.” The UPI dispatch below this headline, buried in the back pages of the November 15, 1959, New York Times,had an electrifying effect on novelist Truman Capote.

LOLITA – A Screenplay

Prefazione di Vladimir Nabokov alla pubblicazione italiana della sceneggiatura che ha scritto adattando il suo romanzo. Kubrick utilizzerà ben poco di questa versione ma lascerà ugualmente a Nabokov il credit di unico autore dello script

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