The Low Countries. Jaargang 3

Inhoudsopgave

The Richness of Imagination Children's Books in the Netherlands

The Jerusalem of the West Jews and Goyim in Antwerp

From ‘Red and Black’ to ‘Red and Blue’ Twenty-Five Years of Dutch Politics

Dutch Highest Drugs and Drugs Policy in the Netherlands

Fifty Years of Bob and Bobette

In Motion Animated Film in Flanders

Marc Mulders, Heir to Tradition

Hardy Perennials of Dutch and Flemish Poetry

Jan Tinbergen, Economist and Visionary

The Delicacy of a Rain Forest About the Poetry of Leo Vroman

Seven Poems by Leo Vroman

Resting on Doubt

Domestic Bliss and Excruciating Pain The Life and Art of Rik Wouters

Crossing the Borders Contemporary Theatre in the Low Countries

A General of Beauty The Work of Jan Fabre

Step by Step The Story of the Nederlands Dans Theater

The Melody Makers Contemporary Music in the Netherlands

Forward into a New Era The Story of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra

‘Good and Bad Have Been Reduced to the Same Thing’ The Poetry of Charles Ducal

Four Poems by Charles Ducal

Bob van Reeth and the Demands of Architecture

Dutch Colonial Architecture and Town Planning History, Preservation and Present Use

Femish and Dutch Brazil The Story of a Missed Opportunity

The Seventeenth-Century Anglo-Dutch Wars: Economic or Political Issues?

Through Foreign Eyes Painters from the Low Countries in Seventeenth-Century England

Turner's Holland Reflections after a Pioneering Exhibition in London

Looking for the Other Self The Work of Kristien Hemmerechts

Extract from ‘Back’ by Kristien Hemmerechts

Margriet de Moor's Defeat of Loneliness

Extract from ‘Chosen Landscape’ by Margriet de Moor

Between Christendom and Christianity The Church in Flanders

Reynard the Fox The Triumph of the Individual in a Beast Epic

Flemish Miniatures for England

The Poet in the Mixer The Work of Breyten Breytenbach

Piecing the Scraps Together Roel D'Haese and his Sculptures

Chronicle Architecture A Brightly Coloured Ocean Liner The New Groninger Museum

Kattenbroek, a Provocative Housing Development

The Gothic Revival in Britain and Belgium

Cultural Policy Brussels Calling Live from Flanders

Seventy-Five Years of Dutch Studies in London

From Civil Servant to Entrepreneur The Privatisation of National Museums in the Netherlands

Film and Theatre Wim Vandekeybus and the Answer of Body Language

Fifty Years of Shakespeare in Diever

Dominique Deruddere, a Flemish Anglophile

A Fresh Look at Old Material The Netherlands Film Museum

History Women of the Golden Age

The Anglo-Dutch Connection in Prints and Drawings

The Dutch Republic

Language Multilingual Speech Technology from West Flanders

Frisian Language and Culture Today

Literature Total Writing An Anthology of New Flemish Fiction

Against the Natural Order of Things The Novels of Renate Dorrestein

‘The Rustling of Clothes’ The Poetry of Eddy van Vliet

Translator or Actor?

A Paper Memory The Archive and Museum of Flemish Culture

Music ‘Bitten by the bug’ Peter Greenaway Goes Opera

The Splendour of Flemish Polyphony

The More Breuker, the Better

Science From Looms to CDs The Museum for Industrial Archaeology and Textiles in Ghent

The Solar System in the Living-Room The Eise Eisinga Planetarium

Jean Bourgain and the Fields Medal

Society Floods The Netherlands Attacked from Behind

Blacks in the Dutch World

Belgium and the Outsider's Perspective

The ‘Pasar Malam Besar’ The Largest Indo-European Festival in the World

Visual Arts Poetry in Furniture Design The Work of Emiel Veranneman

‘Who Described the Art of Painting in so Edifying and Instructive a Manner’

Sanctuaries for New Art De Appel and Witte de With

A Rehabilitation of Belgian Art

What I Like about Vermeer

Bibliography of Dutch-Language Publications translated into English (traced in 1994)

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