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Tag Archives: france
The bitter fallout of France vs. Ireland
Roy Keane has been a sobering voice.
The Frenchman and his myths: a tribute to Claude Lévi-Strauss
Future generations of students will turn to his work for the page-turning myths buried in his writing.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Society, europe, obituary Also tagged allison mccarthy, claude levi-strauss, obituary 1 Comment
“A Prophet”: is it too early to call Film of the Year?