The Low Countries. Jaargang 13(2005)– [tijdschrift] The Low Countries– Auteursrechtelijk beschermd Inhoudsopgave What's cooking? Luc Devoldere | Chief Editor Hors d'oeuvre Cooking is not a Hobby And why peeling things is undeniably erotic [Marjoleine de Vos] Poetry from the Pantry Sheer delight An Enticing Taste of the Past Art in Food and Food in Art [Peter G. Rose] Poetry from the Pantry At the table The Dutch and their Appetites Changes in Eating Habits in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries [Anneke H. van Otterloo] Poetry from the Pantry Daily rations and family celebrations The Added Flavour of Art [David Stroband] Poetry from the Pantry Bless this food Crossing Chickens with Art Koen Vanmechelen's Cosmopolitan Chicken Project [Barbara Simons] Poetry from the Pantry A vulgar yet cheerful plant Alphabet Soup Thoughts on Food and Food for Thought, with a Flemish Twist [Filip Matthijs] Do Try this at Home Home Cooking from the Low Countries [Filip Matthijs] It's a Matter of Awareness An Extract from Hermans Brusselmans' Diary of a Weary Egoist Poetry from the Pantry Frugality and excess I didn't know about the Holocaust then Growing Up in Holland [Ian Buruma] Problems of Digestion The Memory of the Second World War in Flanders [Martin Conway] America: from Example to Exasperation? [Marc Dierikx] The Structure of Shame Stephan van Fleteren's Portrait of the Kosovo War [David van Reybrouck] Tear Down This House The Poetry of Tonnus Oosterhoff [Piet Gerbrandy] Four Poems by Tonnus Oosterhoff Hazy Memories Notes on the Work of Bert de Beul [Eric Bracke] Shifting Sands under the ‘Polder Model’ The Trial of Strength between Government and Trade Unions [Willem Breedveld] Any Way Tom Barman Goes [Peter Vantyghem] A Plantation Turned Hotel The Built Heritage of Suriname [Michel Bakker & Olga van der Klooster] The Mirror Image and the Question ‘Is that me?’ Philip Akkerman and his Self-Absorbed Struggle with Portraiture [Paul Depondt] Cocooning with a View Glocal Literature by Pol Hoste [Frank van der Ploeg] Three Extracts by Pol Hoste Utrecht: A Jigsaw of Intimacy [Koen Vergeer] STAN: Repertory Theatre with a Breath of Fresh Air [Luk van den Dries] A Great Language Why Do Foreigners Learn Dutch? [Bart van der Straeten] High and Dry Media-Friendly Dutch Droog Design on the International Winners' Podium [Christelle Meplon] Nice Boys in a Cold World The Literary Works of Nescio [Lieneke Frerichs] An Extract from Young Titans by Nescio Rudy Kousbroek and the Art of Memory [Reinier Salverda] Two Extracts by Rudy Kousbroek The Artist as Sharpshooter The Visual Precision of Liza May Post [Tineke Reijnders] Unmodern Architecture in the Netherlands [Hans Ibelings] Chronicle Architecture Tales of the Invisible City Cultural Policy How European is Dutch Culture? Film, Dance and Theatre Death of a Polemicist On Theo van Gogh (1957-2004) Infection Welcome! Het muziek Lod Leine and Roebana: Explorers of Music and Dance History The End of the Nineteenth Century in 1914 On Gas Attacks, Poetry, Cruelty and Increased Mobility in WW I Belgium ‘Nuts’, Hunger and Cold The Last Winter of War Language Air and Emptiness, says the Preacher (from now on) The New Bible Translation Speaking Dutch - Past, Present and Future Literature An Intractable Cathedral of Language The Poetry of Kees Ouwens ‘Becoming the part you are playing’ Marek van der Jagt aka Arnon Grunberg Music The Brussels Jazz Orchestra: from Local Substitutes to Big-Timers Mountaineers of Dutch Pop (The) Nits: Thirty Years of a Unique Sound Philosophy and Science Comfort without Hope The Topicality and Relevance of Spinoza Marcel Minnaert and the Lacework of Nature Digital Clusius Society ‘Europe, your Time has Come’ The Importance of Being Dutch Visual Arts FotoMuseum: Photography Rehabilitated in Antwerp Lily was Here Temporary Installations with the Indelible Mark of Lily van der Stokker Riddles regarding Carel Fabritius Monuments to Modernism Jan de Cock and the Spaces he Creates Short Takes Contributors Translators