Nelson Mandela’s Legacy
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Mandela's Socialist Failure
By Slavoj Zizek December 6, 2013 2:15 pm December 6, 2013 2:15 pm The Stone is a forum for contemporary philosophers and other thinkers on issues both timely and timeless. In the last two decades of his life, Nelson Mandela was celebrated as a model of how to liberate a country from the colonial yoke without succumbing to the temptation of dictatorial power and anti-capitalist posturing. In short,
Google Doodler Katy Wu tells us a little bit about the creative process behind making the Nelson Mandela doodle. Getting to celebrate someone as monumental and influential as Nelson Mandela must have been exciting, but also kind of intimidating. Can you tell me a little about your experience working on this project? A few months ago I was looking to work on a bigger project and the time was right,
Mandela’s Kin Face Gray Area on End of Life (Published 2013)
People sang in tribute to Nelson Mandela outside Mediclinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria on Thursday.Credit...Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times JOHANNESBURG — The family of Nelson Mandela, who has been lying at the edge of death in a South African hospital for more than a month, might in the days or weeks to come face the same awful decision that has confronted numerous other families in an age of l
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‘I am prepared to die’: Mandela’s speech which shook apartheid
‘I am prepared to die’: Mandela’s speech which shook apartheid Sixty years ago during the Rivonia Trial in South Africa, Nelson Mandela delivered one of the most famous speeches of the 20th century. He expected to be sentenced to death but instead lived to see his dream ‘of a democratic and free society’ realised. A 1995 photograph of President Nelson Mandela, left, with Percy Yutar, the prosecuto
French philosopher Derrida visits the South African cell where Mandela served 18 years custody time ... a voice-over excerpt from Derrida's "Archive Fever" regarding the violence of The One - of selfhood versus The Other - of a self-hood responsible for creating and maintaining Otherness - is read ...
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