Podcast appearances and mentions of fred uhlman

Hoy Manuel Vicent y José Luis Sastre charlan sobre aquellas cosas que ha dejado de hacer por culpa de los años, como bañarse en alta mar o montar en bicicleta. Pero también hablan de política, y de lo poco que nos merecemos la que ahora tenemos. Con Lucía Lijtmaer y Adolfo García Ortega hablamos de asignaturas pendientes: libros, películas, series o viajes que nos esperan, que aún no hemos hecho, que están en nuestra lista de pendientes. (No os podréis creer cuál es la película de súper éxito que ninguna de estas tres personas ha visto). En nuestra lista de pendientes, localizar a Maria José, la oyente que nos recomendó la semana pasada "Reencuentro", de Fred Uhlman y consiguió que se agotase en prácticamente toda España. 

Former asst Padres GM Fred Uhlman Jr. on leaving the team after 29 years, on what the Padres organization used to be like, working with AJ Preller and why Kevin Towers once traded a player for a treadmill.

Hour 2- Former Padres Asst GM Fred Uhlman discusses leaving the team after 29 years, Caitlin Clark's odd exchange with a reporter, #AskDarren texts

Novelist Benjamin Myers discusses with Ivan six things which should be better known. Benjamin Myers was born in Durham in 1976. His latest novel is The Perfect Golden Circle. His novel The Gallows Pole received a Roger Deakin Award and won the Walter Scott Prize for historical fiction. Beastings won the Portico Prize for Literature and Pig Iron won the Gordon Burn Prize, while Richard was a Sunday Times Book of the Year. He has also published poetry, crime novels and short fiction, while his journalism has appeared in publications including, among others, The Guardian, New Statesman, Caught by the River and New Scientist. He lives in the Upper Calder Valley, West Yorkshire. Mini https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p05nrklh/inside-story-mini Reunion by Fred Uhlman https://theexiledsoul.com/2019/07/14/book-review-reunion-by-fred-uhlman/ You Suffer by Napalm Death https://www.metalsucks.net/2016/06/07/happens-slow-napalm-deaths-suffer/ Glenda Jackson https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/jul/26/glenda-jackson-interview-i-am-an-antisocial-socialist Soundcloud rap https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emo_rap Hedgehogs https://ptes.org/get-informed/facts-figures/hedgehog/ This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Welcome back to this week's episode of The Literary Life and our discussion of Fred Uhlman's novella “Reunion.” After they finished sharing their commonplace quotes, Cindy shares how she came across this novella and why she wanted to discuss it on the podcast. Thomas talks about the historical backdrop of the book as well as a little biographical info about the Uhlman. Angelina points out how much this story drove home the point of how assimilated the Jewish people were into European society and culture. They talk about the friendship between Hans and Konradin and their common taste in great literature. Other topics discussed were the unreality of what was happening in Germany, personal loyalty versus political loyalty, the dilemma of understanding pre-World War II Germany, and the power of a faithful life. Join us back here next week for an episode on The Literary Life of Atlee Northmore! We are excited to announce our third annual Literary Life Back to School Online Conference! This year's theme is Awakening: The Pursuit of True Education, and our featured guest speaker is James Daniels. The conference will take place on August 4-7, 2021, and you can learn more and register at morningtimeformoms.com.  Cindy also has some exciting announcements, including the debut of the new expanded edition of her book Morning Time: A Liturgy of Love, is now available! AND she is starting a new Charlotte Mason podcast called The New Mason Jar, set to begin airing on August 5, 2021!  Commonplace Quotes: Literature is full of teaching, by precept and example, concerning the management of our physical nature. I shall offer a lesson here and there by way of sample, but no doubt the reader will think of many better teachings; and that is as it should be; the way such teaching should come to us is, here a little and there a little, incidentally, from books which we read for the interest of the story, the beauty of the poem, or the grace of the writing. Charlotte Mason I acquired a hunger for fairy tales in the dark days of blackout and blitz in the Second World War. I read early and voraciously and indiscriminately–Andrew Lang's colored Fairy Book, Hans Andersen, King Arthur, Robin Hood, and my very favorite book, Asgard and the Gods, a German scholarly text, with engravings, about Norse mythology, which my mother had used as a crib in her studies of Ancient Norse. I never really like stories about children doing what children do–quarreling and cooking and camping. I like magic, the unreal, the more than real. I learned from the Asgard book that even the gods can be defeated by evil. I knew nothing about the Wagnerian Nordic pageantry of the Third Reich. Nor did I have any inkling that the British occupying forces in Germany after the war were going to ban the Grimms because they fed a supposedly bloodthirsty German imagination. Indeed, I retreated into them from wartime anxieties. A. S. Byatt Every fairy tale worth recording at all is the remnant of tradition possessing true historical value; historical, at least, insofar as it has arisen out of the mind of a people under special circumstance, and risen not without meaning, nor removed altogether from their sphere of religious faith. John Ruskin Sonnet 104 by William Shakespeare To me, fair friend, you never can be old, For as you were when first your eye I eyed, Such seems your beauty still. Three winters cold Have from the forests shook three summers' pride, Three beauteous springs to yellow autumn turned In process of the seasons have I seen, Three April perfumes in three hot Junes burned, Since first I saw you fresh, which yet are green. Ah, yet doth beauty, like a dial-hand, Steal from his figure, and no pace perceived; So your sweet hue, which methinks still doth stand, Hath motion, and mine eye may be deceived: For fear of which, hear this, thou age unbred: Ere you were born was beauty's summer dead. Book List: Reunion by Fred Uhlman Ourselves by Charlotte Mason Possession by A. S. Byatt The Children's Book by A. S. Byatt Paris, 1919 by Margaret MacMillan Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke (not recommended) The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Support The Literary Life: Become a patron of The Literary Life podcast as part of the “Friends and Fellows Community” on Patreon, and get some amazing bonus content! Thanks for your support! Connect with Us: You can find Angelina and Thomas at HouseofHumaneLetters.com, on Instagram @angelinastanford, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ANGStanford/ Find Cindy at morningtimeformoms.com, on Instagram @cindyordoamoris and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cindyrollins.net/. Check out Cindy's own Patreon page also! Follow The Literary Life on Instagram, and jump into our private Facebook group, The Literary Life Discussion Group, and let's get the book talk going! http://bit.ly/literarylifeFB

"L'amico ritrovato", "Un'anima non vile" e "Niente resurrezioni, per favore" sono i tre romanzi brevi che compongono l'opera "Trilogia del ritorno" di Fred Uhlman letto da Bruno Armando. Capolavoro imprescindibile sulla storia della Shoah, storie che raccontano la tragedia di chi, innamorato della Germania e della sua cultura, se ne vide improvvisamente privato in nome di motivazioni legate all'ideologia nazista

Samuel Archibald, Marie-Julie Gagnon et David Homel proposent des livres pour la quarantaine; le psychologue Christophe André parle de son nouveau livre; Ludmilla Proujanskaïa trace le portrait d'Édouard Limonov; Émilie Dubreuil et François Lemay ont relu le roman L'ami retrouvé, de Fred Uhlman.

En estos días confusos, nada mejor que refugiarse en unos buenos libros. Laura Riñón, escritora y librera de 'Amapolas en Octubre', lo sabe bien. Por eso viene al Hotel Jorge Juan para sentarse y tomar una copa conmigo mientras nos da sus recomendaciones de libros con los que pasar una cuarentena. También charlamos sobre esas historias que solo ocurren en una librería, sobre si "Mujercitas" de Greta Gerwig está a la altura del libro, de "Alta Fidelidad" y Zoë Kravitz, de Paul Auster, de Toni Morrison y de mucho más.Notas y libros recomendados por Laura:Librería de Laura: https://www.instagram.com/amapolaslibreria/?hl=es Beloved - Toni Morrison: https://www.terraignotaediciones.com/libro-fin-semana-beloved-toni-morrison/ El centro cederá (Netflix) - Documental sobre Joan Didion https://youtu.be/99NaRJQzXiM A lo lejos - Hernán Díaz: http://impedimenta.es/libros.php/a-lo-lejos En islas extremas - Amy Liptrot: http://www.volcanolibros.com/index.php/producto/en-islas-extremas/ El año del pensamiento mágico - Joan Didion: https://www.megustaleer.com/libros/el-ano-del-pensamiento-magico/MES-030918 El olvido que seremos - Héctor Abad Faciolince: https://www.megustaleer.com/libros/el-olvido-que-seremos/MCO-001812 Reencuentro y Un arma valerosa - Fred Uhlman: https://www.planetadelibros.com/libro-reencuentro-y-un-alma-valerosa/220517 El verano que mi madre tuvo los ojos verdes - Tatiana Tibuleac: http://impedimenta.es/libros.php/el-verano-en-que-mi Desierto sonoro - Valeria Luiselli: http://sextopiso.es/esp/item/444/desierto-sonoro Al oeste con la noche - Beryl Markham: http://www.librosdelasteroide.com/-al-oeste-con-la-noche

Post Face, émission littéraire présentée par Caroline Gutmann qui reçoit Marie-Laure Delorme pour son livre chez Grasset « Parce que c'était lui, parce que c'était moi » et deux comédiens Maximilien Solvès et Christel Pourchet et pour la pièce « On ne badine pas » à la Comédie Saint Michel À propos du livre : "Parce que c'était lui, parce que c'était moi" paru aux éditions Grasset Qu'ont en commun Jules et Jim, Montaigne et La Boétie, le Petit Prince et le renard, si ce n'est d'avoir rencontré un véritable ami ? Complicité, fidélité et solidarité caractérisent ce lien étonnant qui unit les hommes par-delà les pays, les années et les guerres. Les grands écrivains de la littérature mondiale - La Fontaine, Zola, Molière, Camus ou encore Fred Uhlman - ont exploré les multiples facettes de l'amitié et décrit avec sensibilité des moments de bonheur partagé. Marie-Laure Delorme a écrit Les Allées du pouvoir sur l'ENA (Seuil, 2011). Elle dirige la rubrique littéraire du Journal du dimanche. Elle a reçu le prix Hennessy de la critique littéraire et le prix Louis-Hachette du journalisme. À propos de la Pièce : "On ne badine pas " Comédie Saint Michel - 75005 Paris DU 22/11/2019 AU 31/12/2019 De Molière à Pagnol, d'Adam de la Halle à Feydeau, les réalités se multiplient et se superposent si bien qu'on ne sait plus sur quel pied danser ! Tout démarre dans une bibliothèque universitaire. Enfin, c'est ce qu'on croit. Deux étudiants planchent sur une dissertation ayant pour thème : « Le rapport amoureux dans le répertoire théâtral français ». Enfin, c'est ce qu'ils croient. Au fur et à mesure de leurs échanges, ils vont progressivement devenir les personnages des œuvres qu'ils évoquent, tout en explorant parallèlement les méandres de leurs propres sentiments. Enfin, c'est ce qu'ils veulent nous faire croire AVEC Barbara Castin : Metteur en scène Christel POurchet : Auteur,Interprète Maximilien Solvès : Auteur,Interprète GENRE Théâtre DURÉE 1h15min TYPE DE PUBLIC Tout public

L'amicizia tra Hans e Konradin, protagonisti del celebre romanzo di Fred Uhlman "l'amico ritrovato", ci fa riflettere sul alcuni spunti in tema di giustizia.

L'amicizia tra Hans e Konradin, protagonisti del celebre romanzo di Fred Uhlman "l'amico ritrovato", ci fa riflettere sul alcuni spunti in tema di giustizia.

L'amico ritrovato - Fred Uhlman In questa puntata i protagonisti sono Hans e Konradin che, in una Germania neo nazista, coltivano la loro amicizia Hans è un ragazzino ebreo, di umili origini e molto timido. La sua spiccata sensibilità e la sua altissima concezione dell'amicizia fano sì che sia per lui molto difficile legare con i suoi rozzi coetanei. Konradin è di sangue nobile, tedesco puro e figlio di un conte. Ama l'arte e la letteratura e, a modo suo, è timido quanto Hans. Tra_Le_Righe_01x06.mp3 leggi tutto

L’ amico ritrovato di Fred Uhlman - prof. Luigi Gaudio