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What can survive the end of the world? In Otherworlds, philosopher Federico Campagna constructs extraordinary stories and alternative histories of the Mediterranean, nexus of migrations and odysseys, ruins and romances, to depict a world in which the imagination is the only engine of survival.
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Janus – Keeper of the Gate to the Otherworld
2004Often presentations scare off through their complexity. An immense amount of new information overwhelms and intimidates the spectator. Taken by the hand, the attention drawn to novelties and accompanied and supported on a journey into new areas, the adventure may begin. The theme of our project is a physical avatar (circa 50cm tall), who guards a small
Finula Biermann, Hugo Binder
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Yeats's Changing Metaphors for the Otherworld
Modern Drama, 1964YEATS'S FATHER ONCE TOLD HIM that poetry concerns itself with the creation of Paradises, and it is certain that the Otherworlds invented or adapted by a poet, whether demonic, purgatorial, or paradisal, are one index to the bias of his imagination. Yeats's multiple Otherworlds, critiques of "this world" both personal and social, are found throughout ...
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Abstract There is a growing focus on the afterlife even within the Hebrew and Aramaic textual tradition of Daniel, where the second half of the book develops a heightened awareness of extra-mundane realities. The Additions continue this trajectory by giving further specification to the book of Daniel’s growing realism about resurrection,
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