Article: The misty realms of the German psyche; Kingdom of the Soul: Symbolist Art in Germany, 1870-1920. Edited by Ingrid Ehrhardt and Simon Reynolds (Prestel pounds 45). Reviewed by Richard Edmonds.

Article: Football: Rangers have style to upset German psyche
The Independent - London;  September 19, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... United's stunning comeback in last season's final, and two former Scotland internationals, with deep experience of the German psyche, believe that what works in the Bundesliga can work at Ibrox. Murdo MacLeod and Alan McInally, who played with Borussia ...

Article: SILENCE AND THE GERMAN PSYCHE SEBALD WEIGHS THE ...
The Boston Globe;  February 23, 2003 ;     700+ words ..."On the Natural History of Destruction" was to have been the title of a magazine essay by the prominent British physician Solly Zuckerman, who visited the bombed-out cities of Germany soon after the 1945 surrender. But Zuckerman could not find words adequate to the devastation he saw. "My first

Article: MOVIES; 'Downfall' an eerie glimpse of Hitler's world; Dense look ...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  March 18, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Because so many people died in the Holocaust, because its survivors are dwindling and because its lessons are eternal, films about the Holocaust -- such as Oscar winners "The Pianist" and "Life Is Beautiful" -- are a significant if not dominant part of the World War II genre. But recently there has

Article: IT'S NO DAY AT THE BEACH CLAMBAKES TAKE TIME, PLANNING, AND THE ...
The Boston Globe;  June 26, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... Celebration of an American Tradition" (University of Massachusetts Press, 1992), "the origins of clambaking are lost in the misty realms of the prehistoric past." In other words, no one knows for certain when this intricate dining ritual was born, and whether ...

Article: SUMMER GETAWAYS THE BEST OF RECENT FICTION - FROM HIGH-IQ ...
The Boston Globe;  June 2, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... Berlin." Completing the Canadian trilogy that began with his 1994 novel, "The Bird Artist," Howard Norman returns to the misty realms of Manitoba and Halifax for "The Haunting of L." And Bradford Morrow confronts the ghosts of Vietnam as well as the sacred ...

Article: `Never where' and the Afro-Saxons: Margaret Kekewich points to ...
History Today;  May 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... respect that many people feel for nature. This suggestion might be dismissed as abandoning scholarship in favour of the misty realms of ley lines and earnest unwashed New Ageism. But should the supporters of such views all be dismissed so summarily? In ...

Article: NOTHiNG DiSTiNCTiVE AbOUT THE CHURCH
New Oxford Review;  April 1, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... abuse of minors is actually no better, but also no worse, than anybody else's." Once upon a time, somewhere in the misty realms of the not-so-distant past, the Church stood tall as a living rebuke to secular society. But somewhere along the way ...