URME - Urban Remembrance and Memory of Europe
URME (in Romanian language means footprints, tracks) proposes the reactivation of the urban memory of seven European cities, through multidisciplinary studies that re-create the cultural atmosphere at different moments in their historical development. Using contemporary methods, URME intends to signalize urban sites as part of the literary and cultural history of the city.
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LITERARY ROUTE IN ATHENSApril 27th to May 6th, 2007. ROUTES A wonderful promenade around the Acropolis- TA PANATHENAIA 30/4/2007 Monuments / buildings, sites: o Keramikos o Temple of Hephaestus - Theseion o View of Acropolis – Parthenon o View of Philopappos o Herod Atticus Odeon o Theatre of Dionysus o Hadrian’s Arch o Temple of Olympian Zeus o Panathenaic Stadium Arles - Route 4 - Arles from 1950 to nowadaysBy fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
FRIDAY APRIL 20th, ROUTE 4 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE XXth CENTURY TO NOWADAYS Contemporary literature Culture, circulation, trade and valorization of the book Arles - Route 4 -By fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
FRIDAY APRIL 20th, ROUTE 4 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE XXth CENTURY TO NOWADAYS Arles - Route 4 -By fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
FRIDAY APRIL 20th, ROUTE 4 :ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE XXth CENTURY TO NOWADAYSContemporary literature Culture, circulation, trade and valorization of the book Today, in Arles, we are not only “on the tracks” of the literature, but “in” the literature and in the middle of the trades of the book. Arles - Route 2 - Middle AgesBy fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
SUNDAY APRIL 15th, ROUTE 2 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM ANTIQUITY TO MIDDLE AGES. Religious patrimony and churches (M. Baudat) Arles - Route 2 - Middle AgesBy fr03 - Posted on April 16th, 2007
SUNDAY APRIL 15th, ROUTE 2 : ARLES THROUGH THE LITTERATURE FROM ANTIQUITY TO MIDDLE AGES. Religious patrimony and churches (M. Baudat)
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