cluj: orthodox cathedral
cluj: the adventists have found it too
targu mures: synagogue
cluj: protestant (hungarian reformed) and catholic church
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i am an anthropologist from luxembourg, and i have lived in scotland for the last five years. since october 2006 i have been doing research in romania. in case you want to know, the theme is animal husbandry, food politics and romania's recent accession to the european union. this blog is the space for impressions, photos and emotional labours i want to share with family and friends who i miss....
movement of time = life
before the dance
categories are for fools
- nutshell-meanderings (36)
- experiential (26)
- research (23)
- nutshell-laughs (20)
- nutshell-journey (18)
- language (17)
- politics (15)
- village (15)
- knowledge (12)
- food (10)
- balkan (9)
- nutshell-alarmed (9)
- religion (7)
- agriculture (5)
- nutshell-trouble (4)
- city (3)
- collaboration (3)
- music (3)
- communism (2)
- luxembourg (2)
- transylvania (2)
- (post)industrial (1)
fair in domnesti
detail teatrul national
public anthropology
unirii boulevard detail
romania and balkan region (a very very partial view)
piata revolutiei
acoustic experiences
- beck
- beth orton
- bright eyes
- camera obscura
- counting crows
- crowded house
- daft punk
- damien rice
- dave matthews band
- david kitt
- dEUS
- dustin kensrue
- e.s.t.
- faraquet
- gorky's zygotic mynci
- gotan project
- hold steady, the
- kinks, the
- matchbox 20
- muse
- nick cave
- nicu alifantis
- pat metheny
- pearl jam
- presidents of the usa, the
- pretenders, the
- ray lamontagne
- renaud
- rokia traoré
- ryan cabrera
- snowpatrol
- something for kate
- spock's beard
- stephane eicher
- vama veche
- x naidoo
- youssou n'dour
- zap zoo
stavropoleos detail
beauty
bucharest sector 1 autumn
blogs
about
- nutshell-kit
- Romania
- when not busy with anthropology (i consistently deny any allegations of workaholism) i enjoy photgraphy, walks (with my dogs and some lovely human company if possible), this drink made of white chocolate i found in one of the cafés here, long conversations, runs, non-abstract theatre, playing or listening or dancing to music, living in different places, horoscopes, harbours, badminton, museums, architecture, wicked stand-up comedians. also interested in philosophy, politics, activism and alternatives. i fell in love with language when i was six, and have remained fascinated by all aspects of it (from how the letters feel, to how stories run, to technicalities such as the conditional...). littlestoryteller [att] yahoodotcom
ploiesti petrom
alternative viewpoints - political pêle mêle
- ali abunimah
- alter net
- alternative news sources collections
- CEE bankwatch
- chomsky
- civil liberties monitor europe
- commoner
- conversation with david harvey
- corporate europe watch
- corporate watch uk
- corporate watch us
- counterpunch (us based political newsletter)
- david harvey and others' papers...
- ethical consumer
- FAIR - fairness and accuracy in reporting
- friends of the earth
- global site (good contributors, silly name)
- gresea
- international forum for globalization
- media watch global
- monde diplomatique
- more politics than you can ever read
- new politics
- new statesman
- nick cohen
- NLR
- radical philosophy
- situation analysis
- the arms sales monitoring project
- third world network
- transparency international
- voltaire en intégralité
- znet
alternative practices
To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. - Henri Bergson
1 comment:
Both of the Churches on this picture are Roman Catholic. The smaller one is the Franciscan Church, the bigger one is the St. Michael Church.
Of course we have Protestant churches too (Calvinist, Evangelical, Unitarian) but you can't see them on this picture.
Anyway, I just came across your blog (through Hospitality Club, you vistited my profile - mazs75 - I returned the favour :-), and I love your insides of Romania. It fun to see it with a foreigners eyes.
Zsolt
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