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Letters to John Berger

Wolfgang Schirmacher

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Letters to John Berger is a collection of letters written to John Berger in the year following his death. While John Berger was alive, Amber and John sent each other drawings and ideas in the mail. They drew and wrote about observing the infinite and invisible. They wrote about philosophy, contemporary art, migration, surveillance, terrorism, politics, education and science. When John died, Amber continued to write letters. But where does one send letters to the dead? John believed that the dead are still with us. In here is where we meet, John wrote about meeting his dead mother in Lisboa. Amber is looking for John.

Pages: 82

Format: Paperback

ISBN 13: 9781940813646

Letters to John Berger

Wolfgang Schirmacher

0/5 ( ratings)

Letters to John Berger is a collection of letters written to John Berger in the year following his death. While John Berger was alive, Amber and John sent each other drawings and ideas in the mail. They drew and wrote about observing the infinite and invisible. They wrote about philosophy, contemporary art, migration, surveillance, terrorism, politics, education and science. When John died, Amber continued to write letters. But where does one send letters to the dead? John believed that the dead are still with us. In here is where we meet, John wrote about meeting his dead mother in Lisboa. Amber is looking for John.

Pages: 82

Format: Paperback

ISBN 13: 9781940813646

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