Jun 8, 2025
John Berger, ‘Will it be a Likeness?’
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John Berger, ‘Will it be a Likeness?’
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Above is the link to an audio file with Palestinian music, read-aloud poetry, storytelling, and excerpts from speeches on history and liberation. It was gathered by Radio Al Hara, an internet radio station broadcast from Ramallah, Bethlehem, and Amman in Jordan, founded during the pandemic as a way to connect during isolation. “Al Hara” means “the neighbourhood” in Arabic. From the river to the sea! 🇵🇸
John Berger
History always constitutes the relation between a present and its past. Consequently fear of the present leads to mystification of the past. The past is not for living in; it is a well of conclusions from which we draw in order to act. Cultural mystification of the past entails a double loss. Works of art are made unnecessarily remote. And the past offers us fewer conclusions to complete in actions.
—John Berger, Ways of Seeing
Alain Tanner
- La Salamandre / The Salamander
1971
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John Berger, (2011), Bento's Sketchbook, Verso, London, and New York, NY, 2025
John Berger quoting Rosa Luxemburg, from his “A Gift For Rosa Luxemburg”
"You are tiny, you are large. You are inside and outside—of time, of your body, of the house, of society, of the novel. You are outside of circumstances. You are in the light and in the dark. You are a tremulous movement between these things." —Ben Lerner on John Berger