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EXILE. Often prompted by historical conditions, the concept of exile appears in various religious traditions as a symbol of separation, alienation, and that which is unredeemed. With the Babylonian invasion of Judah and the subsequent destruction of...

Exile can be a form of punishment.[1] It means to be away from one's home (i.e. city, state or country) while either being explicitly refused permission to return and/or being threatened by prison or death upon return. It is common to distinguish...

Leonard Fein Forward 07-01-1994 Is This Exile?. Last week I spent two days in the home of Israel's president, Ezer Weizman. I appreciated his invitation, admired his warm hospitality and was beguiled by his very considerable charm; in short, it was a...

37 441 Exil Tony Gatlifs neues berauschendes Road Movie kommt gleich in der ersten Einstellung auf den Punkt: Während eine wütende Frauenstimme im Sprechgesang die Abwesenheit der Demokratie beklagt, flxiert die Kamera den muskulösen Männerrücken von Frankreichs neuem Star Romain Duris in...

A photographic exhibit captures one of the largest mass movements of people in recent history in images ranging from women carrying sacks of grain in Africa to men pushing shopping carts in California."Stories of the Somali Diaspora" starts in refugee camps in Kenya and moves...

The exiled Myanmar network Democratic Voice of Burma said Thursday it was starting daily broadcasts to pro-democracy activists at home, a sharp increase from its current one-hour-per-week transmissions.The Oslo-based network's radio, television and Internet reports were crucial sources of information for protesters inside Burma, and...

In the following excerpt, Kennedy analyzes how Paris became for such writers as e.e. cummings, Ernest Hemingway, and Anaïs Nin a place that “inescapably reflects the creation of an exilic self.”

In the following essay, Berghaus traces the contributions of noted German artists living in exile in Great Britain after 1933.

In the following excerpt, Pfeiler examines the circumstances that led to the creation of a German literature in exile and comments on some of its main characteristics and figures.