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Three Monkeys Online (TMO) is a curious alternative magazine, publishing sporadically, from around the corner, since 2004.

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Entering the Moral Maze – A discussion on religion and ethics with Richard Holloway
Joan Bakewell wrote of Richard Holloway, the former Anglican Archbishop of Edinb
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From Landscape to Manscape – Eduardo Chillida and Fuerteventura’s Tindaya Mountain
Nobody really knows what the Neolithic Majorero people were up to when they scra
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N.A.T.O. Gladio, and the strategy of tension.
In August of 1990, Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti confirmed that a secr
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Gendered Monsters – Art and politics in the representation of St. George and the Dragon
Dr. Samantha Riches talks to TMO about the cult of St. George and the Dragon, an
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The New Turkey -Reflections from Istanbul.
"Well, it is worth pointing out that joining the EU is a long term process,
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The Role of the Machine in Twentieth Century Art
The machine is the single most defining entity of the twentieth century. Its rol
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Football and Fascism – The creation of Italy’s Serie A
On the 2nd of August this year (2005), football fans from the Sicilian city of M
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Feminity in the work of Harry Clarke, Ireland’s great Symbolist artist.
Harry Clarke was recognised for his artistic genius and achieved great success d
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Still Fighting Apartheid – South African Activist Dennis Brutus
Denis Brutus, born in 1924 in what was then British Rhodesia to South African pa
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A Massacre to Remember – The Bologna Train Station Bombing, Twenty-Five Years Later
The 2nd of August is a sad day, here in Bologna, at least for those who still re
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A Perfect Red – the history of cochineal
“Two centuries ago no one could have imagined that something as valuable a
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A beginner’s guide to globalisation. Paul Kingsnorth in interview.
Trevor Manuel, the South African Minister for finance, famously commented on the
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Cosa Nostra – rebranding the Mafia.
“The mafia, in the strict sense of Cosa Nostra, the hierarchical criminal
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A history of Fear. Professor Joanna Bourke in interview
“In the words of Archdeacon R.H.Charles in 1931, science may have ‘e
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Taking the gun out of Irish politics – again
The brutal murder of an unarmed man in a Belfast pub by members of the IRA in Ja
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From Fertility Symbol to Political Propaganda – Decoding the Massa Marittima Mural.
In the year 2000, during restoration work, a rare and important mural was uncove
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Drowning the Shamrock. The place of drink in the Irish national holiday, St. Patrick’s day.
It is March 18th, the day after the day before. Ireland is suffering from a gian
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Chaos in the City. Architecture, Modernism and Peak Oil Production – James Kunstler in Interview
Some people seem to take pleasure in boasting about how long it takes them to dr
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Imagine Sarajevo
When students were asked to express their hopes and dreams for the future on can
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Black cat seen walking under a ladder on Friday the 13th. A historical look at superstitions.
Did you count the magpies on your way to work this morning? Are you afraid of wa
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Dispelling the myth. The realities of organ trafficking. Professor Nancy Scheper-Hughes in interview.
“Part of it is to get out from under the idea that this is all mythical&rd
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I am simply wanting to draw attention to some of the gaps, some of what is missing when we dismiss God too brusquely. By all means we can dismiss him, but with great sympathy, nostalgia, care and thought
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Houellebecq's problems with women can't be reasoned away, but in the end they are just part of his larger problem with life; he hates men even more.