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July‐September 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 3. _____________________________________________________________________________________ MAHAPATRA, Debidatta Aurobinda Post‐Cold War World Order and Ideal Human Unity: A Perspective from Sri Aurobindo’s Philosophy ..........................................................................................................142 LITERATURE & ARTS............................................................................... 153 EKUKLU, Bülent Zeki Demirkubuz ve “Kader” .......................................................................................................154 EKUKLU, Bülent : Zeki Demirkubuz ........................................................................................................................... 158 MURAKEÖZY, Éva Patrícia A propos d’une exposition: Hans Bellmer — Louise Bourgeois Double Sexus .................159 TRAVELOGUE ............................................................................................ 163 TAPON, Francis The Hidden Europe: What Eastern Europeans Can Teach Us ................................................164 BOOK (P)REVIEW...................................................................................... 175 BÉRCZI, Szaniszló Etruscan, Roman and Toscan Art..................................................................................................176 CLASSICAL WRITINGS ON EURASIA.................................................. 183 HIRTH, Friedrich Die chinesischen annalen als Quelle zur Geschichte asiatischer Völker.............................184 _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001‐2010 6
July‐September 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 3. _____________________________________________________________________________________ DEAR READER, PALIMPSEST This is the title of Gore Vidal´s famous memoir. The author identifies its way of writing his memoir with the definition of the word, which is: “1. Paper, parchment, etc., prepared for writing on and wiping out again, like a slate. 2. A parchment, etc., which has been written upon twice; the original writing having been rubbed out.” Thinking of the history and heritage of Eurasia (and of the world in general), it is probably the best term to use. This beautiful and exciting nature of mankind´s history and cultural heritage was oversimplified and shadowed during the Cold War in the 20 th century. In the battle of good versus evil (depending on where you stood or where you were placed) there was not too much room left for subtle nuances, at least in the open public space. With the end of it the situation changed dramatically. Since the 1990s more and more people are searching for their roots. History does not show any sign of ending, neither in a Marxist nor in a Fukuyama manner; in fact never did. History, culture, race, language, heritage and alike are all aspects of human existence that count heavily again. Not for nothing can we witness a real identity renaissance throughout Euarasia and beyond. When we launched our Journal of Eurasian Studies in March 2009 we envisioned a free journal that would cater to a wide intelligent audience that expects a combination of scientific articles of high quality and other material, which is topical, interesting and readable. Both our readers´ and the volunteer authors´ reactions surpassed our wildest expectations. The journal, after almost two years, contains more material from newcomers than from its original founders. It could not be better! There is another fact that proves that we were right in launching our journal: Elsevier, the publishing powerhouse, launched in January this year, one year after our journal´s launch, a periodical with exactly the same name as ours. Despite the differences in scope, frequency of publication (theirs is published twice a year) and the way it is edited and marketed, Elsevier´s journal too shows the changing of times. And this can not be by accident. It is Zeitgeist. Flórián Farkas Editor‐in‐Chief The Hague, November 28, 2010 _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001‐2010 7
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