On the left, Leon Ferrari, "La Civilizacion Occidental y Cristiana"(1965) published in The Brooklyn Rail
Can anyone explain the meaning of this work to me?
Can anyone explain the meaning of this work to me?
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2 comments:
En respuesta a la pregunta Qué significa "La Civilización Occidental y Cristiana", le digo: El bombardero representa la barbarie de los bombarderos, de USA, sobre el Vietnam. El Cristo representa a la terrible religión cristiana y católica, a la intolerancia de esa religión que condena a ser torturado a quien piense diferente, a quien no cree en los desatinos bíblicos.
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león ferrari
Yeah, what he said.
But what I want to know is why the Brooklyn Rail changed its cover for more recent printings of the same July/August issue?
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