Gabriel Josipovici
France, 1940
Gabriel Josipovici is the author of novels, short stories, plays and literary criticsm. He was educated in Egypt and the United Kingdom, and studied English in Oxford. He taught English language and literature at the University of Sussex between 1963 and 1998, eventually as a professor, and left in order to become a fulltime writer. Among his works are The Book of God (1988), Touch (1996), A Life (2001), the short story collection Heart’s Wings (2010) and the analytical What Ever Happened to Modernism? (2010). Josipovici also regularly contributes to the Times Literary Supplement.
What Ever Happened to Modernism? is discussed in detail in Nexus Review.
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Nexus 62
Poëzie van het leven

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Nexus 60
Verborgen schatten van het Europees humanisme

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Nexus 55
Hoop en vertroosting

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Nexus 50. Europees humanisme in fragmenten
Grammatica van een ongesproken taal

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Nexus 44
Massademocratie

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Nexus 42
Europees testament

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Nexus 39
De queeste van het leven Deel III. Anatomie van het verlies
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Identity Please!
Nexus Conference 2008
14 June 2008
09.30 - 18.00
Passenger Terminal, Amsterdam

What Is a Good Society?
Part I. Mass Democracy on Trial
13 November 2005
09.45 - 21.30
Passenger Terminal, Amsterdam

Living European Values
Arts and Education
23 October 2004
09.00 - 17.00
Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, Berlijn

The Quest for Life
Part III. The Anatomy of Loss
2 November 2003
9.20 - 22.00
Tilburg University