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The articles of Review C are a selection of the assignments written by students of the skills training 'Writing a Review' of the Master Art, Literature and Society at Maastricht University.
The articles of Review C are a selection of the assignments written by students of the skills training 'Writing a Review' of the Master Art, Literature and Society at Maastricht University.
US foreign policy after learned lessons in Iraq
by Lea-Maria Warlich
All eyes on IS. This i
Lars Von Trier's alternate worlds
by Dónal O’Brien
Sat by the side of his bed smiling pl
About Europe's strategy to stay friends with Putin
by Norbert Wessendorf
‘It was the Amer
Harmony Korine’s movies for cinephiles and hipsters
by Vaiva Mikelionytė
There is no artic
Iran’s nuclear program
by Špela Zalokar
When Hassan Rouhani was sworn in as Iran's 7th Pre
Indomania. From Rembrandt to the Beatles
by Livia Romano
There were cardboard boxes and plast
Rocking the celluloid veil
by Emily Beeson
It is oft said of Quentin Tarantino that he boasts
Mark Kurlansky’s short history of 1968
by Anne Theunissen
Sex, drugs and rock and roll, the
Erasmus in Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
by Dinu Munteanu
"My wish is to be a citizen of the
An Autopsy of the Soul
Lars Von Trier’s alternate worlds
by Dónal O’Brien
Sat by the side of his bed smiling plaintively, her husband lies paralyzed from the neck down. It’s his birthday, he softly declares; “I’m finished, Bess. Go take a lover without anyone noticing, but you can’t divorce me, they’ll never let you.” This is a scene from Lars von Trier’s first international sensation, Breaking the Waves (1996). It brought this uncharacteristic director to the world’s attention.
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