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Midnight Voices by John Saul, 2003-03-04

The Manhattan Hunt Club by John Saul, 2002-04

The God Project by John Saul, 1983-06-01

A Fair Country: Telling Truths About Canada by John Ralston Saul, 2008-09-16

Alerta (Spanish Edition) by John Saul, 1999-08

Punish the Sinners by John Saul, 1978-06-01

When the Wind Blows by John Saul, 1990-06-01

Cry for the Strangers by John Saul, 1986-08-01

The Unwanted (Saul, John) by John Saul, 2005-09-28

The Collapse of Globalism: And the Reinvention of the World by John Ralston Saul, 2005-09-22

On Equilibrium: Six Qualities of the New Humanism by John Ralston Saul, 2004-01-08

Eye for an Eye: The Doll (Blackstone Chronicles, No 1) by John Saul, 1996-12-28

THE DOUBTER'S COMPANION by John Ralston Saul, 1995

John Saul: A Critical Companion (Critical Companions to Popular Contemporary Writers) by Paul Bail, 1996-06-10

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John Ralston Saul On Corporatism: Lack Of Democracy And Legitimization Of Corrup
Article by Mario deSantis.
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Extractions: ground We have Canadian public health care defender Roy Romanow traveling around the country and abroad to come up with a new vision for health care in Canada. We need a another expert's health vision as much as we need another hole in the ground. The problem is not that we spend too much in health care, the problem is not even about the debate of public, or private health care, as the most important problem I have come to realize is the corporatism mentality of our leadership. misspent millions Yes, I have been trying to rationalize what was wrong in the Saskatchewan health care system and I found out that the most important problem was a leadership focused on drilling holes in the ground as long as there was unanimous consensus within the health leadership. Earlier in 1991, I implemented the first in house microcomputer health care payroll system in Gravelbourg, yet the Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations (SAHO) misused millions of dollars in the Stargarden payroll system, then they misused other millions of dollars in the SAP-ping payroll system, and who knows what kind of health payroll system they have today. The Saskatchewan Government with the participation of SAHO have misspent dozens and dozens of millions of dollars in the Saskatchewan Health Information Network (SHIN), yet nobody is speaking out about the continuation of drilling holes in the ground.
His Excellency John Ralston Saul
His Excellency john Ralston saul participates in many activities of the Governor General.
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Insight & Outlook - An Interview With John Ralston Saul
Interview with john Ralston saul from the Insight and Outlook radio series.
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Extractions: An Interview with John Ralston Saul John Ralston Saul has been called "an erudite Toronto gadfly whose bete noire is the abuse of thought and language at the hands of arrogant elites." He is perhaps best known for his international bestseller Voltaire's Bastards , a wide-ranging and unwieldy jeremiad about the decline of Western civilization that appeared in 1992. The book is still at the center of a lively debate about the trouble with rationalism in contemporary Western culture. One critic aptly described it "a hand-grenade disguised as a book." When asked why he wrote it, Saul has said, "I thought I would write a book which would be the sort of book you're not supposed to write: an anti-expert book which will be hated by all the ideologues and all the beneficiaries of the system." While Saul is forceful and convincing as a cultural critic, I wondered after reading the book whether he is just a fussy intellectual or, as the Utne Reader suggested, one of today's great visionaries. I had a chance to find out in person in late 1996 following an academic conference in southern California. Our conversation began with the subject of his then newly released The Doubter's Companion
Lecture De John Ralston Saul
Translate this page Photo Rob Allen, john Ralston saul. Le 28 septembre 1994. OEUVRES DE john RALSTONsaul. L'arrangement des oeuvres est chronologique selon la date de copyright.
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Extractions: Photo : Rob Allen The Paradise Eater The Spectator (Londres), The Globe and Mail (Toronto), Le Monde (Paris) et The New York Times (New York). ou dans John Ralston Saul The Doubter's Companion Romans The Birds of Prey . Paris : Seuil, c1977. 318 p. ISBN 2253024260. English title: The Birds of Prey Baraka . Toronto : Ballantine Books, 1989, c1983. 293 p. ISBN 0345364007. Baraka . Traduit par Henri Robillot. Paris : Lacombe, 1984. 304 p. ISBN 2890850145. The Next Best Thing L'Ennemi du bien L'ennemi du bien . Traduit par Henri Robillot. [Paris] : Mazarine, 1986. 291 p. ISBN 2863742388. English title: The Next Best Thing The Paradise Eater Paradis blues Paradis Blues . Traduit par Henri Robillot. Paris : Payot, c1988. 354 p. ISBN 2228880787. English title: The Paradise Eater Some Good Americans Ouvrages documentaires Voltaire's Bastards : The Dictatorship of Reason in the West . Traduit par Sabine Boulongne. Paris : Payot, 1994, c1993. 654 p. ISBN 2228887048. English title: Voltaire's Bastards : The Dictatorship of Reason in the West The Doubter's Companion : A Dictionary of Aggressive Common Sense . Toronto : Penguin, 1994. ISBN 0140237070.
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A study of Canadian culture and foreign policy by john Ralston saul.
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Reading Of John Ralston Saul
Lectures, Photo Rob Allen, john Ralston saul. September 28, 1994. WORKS BY johnRALSTON saul. Works are listed in chronological order by copyright date.
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Extractions: Photo: Rob Allen John Ralston Saul, novelist, essayist and historian, was born in Ottawa and lives in Toronto. Educated in Canada, England and France, he specialized in history and politics. Saul's passion for travel and adventure has inspired his fiction. He has travelled with guerrillas in North Africa and Shan rebel warlords in Burma, and has journeyed through the jungles of Thailand and the Northwest Territories of Canada. Saul's fictional characters share similar adventures: writer Charles Stone unveils political conspiracy in France, oil executive Martin Laing joins the arms trade in the Middle East, museum curator James Spenser smuggles precious statues of Buddha out of Burma, and journalist John Field uncovers the secrets to his colleagues' murders in Bangkok. Far from being mere background, location is vital to his novels. The Paradise Eater , praised for its authentic depiction of Bangkok, received the Premio Letterario Citta di Modena award in 1990. In Saul's non-fiction, he "lays aside the mask of fiction to speak in his own voice".
John Saul's New Bridge Inn
Italian/American cuisine. Site includes menus, wine list, photos, travel directions, recipes, and general information.
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Extractions: This page created and maintained by PGottschau. email me at: Peggyg@chefjohnsaul.com John Saul's New Bridge Inn Fine Dining Restaurant/All Occasion Caterers 105 Old New Bridge Rd. New Milford, NJ 07646 Cuisine Italian/American Reservations: Gladly Accepted Suggested on Weekends Attire Casual but neat Credit Cards: American Express, Visa, MasterCard Hours of Operation: Lunch Monday-Friday 11:30 am -2:30 pm Dinner: Monday - Saturday 5:00 -10:00pm Sunday 4:o0 pm - 8:30 pm On/Off Premise Catering Available. Call (201) 836-6394 for your personalized party consultation. or email us at: chefjohnsaul@chefjohnsaul.com All of us at John Saul's New Bridge Inn wish you a "good appetite".
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1996 Governor General's Literary Award Winner: John Ralston Saul
Biography, summary, and audio excerpt from The Unconscious Civilization .
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Extractions: John Ralston Saul Courtesy of John Ralston Saul. Biography Novelist and essayist, John Ralston Saul, was born in Ottawa in 1947 and raised in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario. Saul's first novel, The Birds of Prey , rose out of his controversial Ph.D. dissertation on modern France and went on to become an international bestseller. His three subsequent novels, Baraka The Next Best Thng and The Paradise Eater , deal with the crisis of modern power and the individual. His last novel, The Paradise Eater , won the prestigious Premio Letterario Internazionale in 1990 in Modena, Italy. In September 1992, Saul published Voltaire's Bastards; the Dictatorship of Reason in the West , followed in the fall of 1994 by The Doubter's Companion: a Dictionary of Aggressive Common Sense . In 1995, Saul published The Unconscious Civilization - the 1995 Massey Lectures - which were also broadcast on CBC radio and has been on the bestseller list in Canada for over forty-one weeks. He received the Governor General's Award for The Unconscious Civilization in 1996.
John Ralston Saul
Collection of articles from Canadian newspapers.
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Disinformation | John Ralston Saul: Canada's Social
Biography by Ryan Glover, with a discussion of saul's works.
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Extractions: John Ralston Saul Doubting the Doubters John Ralston Saul was born in Ottawa in 1947. Over the past two decades, Saul has evolved to become one of Canada's most prominent social commentators. Educated at Quebec's McGill University , Saul obtained his Ph.D. from the University of London in 1972. A former executive for Canadian petroleum company
John Ralston Saul Speaking On Citizenship Vs The Reigning Linear Trap - The Hawk
Transcript of a speech given at the University of South Australia.
http://www.hawkecentre.unisa.edu.au/speeches/citizen.htm

Extractions: The lecture was televised by the ABC and video copies are available by contacting the ABC on 02-9950 3173 The Hawke Centre Civic Program challenges students and the general public to consider ideas and solutions for Australia and the world, leading towards cohesive societies and strong democracies I was trying to think how to begin this and on the way over I was reading Collins' Such Is Life, a great Australian classic, and somehow that opening line just kept going through my mind again and again, "Unemployed at last," with a sort of joyous exclamation mark, and I thought, apart from being a brilliant beginning to a novel, that it was a phrase that couldn't be used quite that way any more. Not with exactly the same kind of joy, perhaps more with dark irony now. And curiously enough, I don't know if anybody's ever said this in Australia before, but really it's a book that reminds me of Waiting For Godot, Beckett. You know, the opening of Waiting For Godot is the two bums are out on stage and Estragon says, "Rien faire," nothing to be done. A great sort of sense of inevitability that hangs over them. Inevitability about the big directions that are beyond the horizon just off that sort of minimalist stage that it's always done with and you simply have to adjust to whatever that reality may be turn out to be. I mean, there are other options and Vladimir and Estragon discuss the other options almost right away. Vladimir says, "What do we do now?" and Estragon says, "Wait." "Yes, but while waiting, well what about hanging ourselves?" "Well, it would give us an erection."
His Excellency John Ralston Saul - French For The Future
Welcome letter from the founder of the organization.
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Extractions: The Governor General of Canada Welcome to the French for the Future web site. Every year, I am so pleased to welcome both Francophone students and those in immersion and core French programs to participate in this exciting adventure in biculturalism and bilingualism. Every individual who has the privilege of learning a second language has the advantage of understanding a whole new perspective on everyday life. Both here in Canada and abroad, knowing French opens the door to a wide variety of personal, cultural and professional prospects - the opportunities are endless. Our rapidly expanding global marketplace is creating a need for intelligent leaders in every domain who are able to quickly grasp new concepts. Being bicultural is a crucial stepping-stone to international understanding - through communication, we bridge the gaps between nations and create vital links with people from this country and from other French-speaking countries throughout the world. I invite you to read more about French for the Future Le français pour l'avenir and consider taking part in our Canada-wide conference on April 8, 2003. Please come visit us often.
Excerpts From The Talk Of His Excellency John Ralston Saul, C.C.
Excerpts from a speech given to the Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers.
http://www.caslt.org/Info/may2a.htm

Extractions: opportunity to gather interested educators, Association representatives, School Board administrators and trustees to reflect on the wonderful work that we do in second language teaching as well as to consider our direction for the future. We were honoured that His Excellency John Ralston Saul, C.C., our honourary patron, accepted to address the group. His presentation was insightful, thought-provoking, and truly encouraging. As one participant stated after the address: "Our minds were challenged, our hopes have risen. There is a 'Grand Homme' in our corner wanting to promote second languages in the 21 st century." Participants had the opportunity to ask questions and to speak with His Excellency after the address. Many participants lingered and thoroughly enjoyed the wonderful buffet by Tulips and Maple Catering. (Some elbowing was reported close to the delectable curry shrimp dip platter!) A lovely musical interlude preceded the address by a quartet of students from Lisgar High School String Ensemble. The CASLT would like to thank Staff at Rideau Hall, the office of Senator Ron Duhamel, and Staff at the West Block for their support in ensuring a successful event.
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2000 Speech - John Ralston Saul - Lafontaine-Baldwin - Operation Dialogue
Transcript of a lecture given at the symposium.
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Extractions: Why devote so much effort to the past, when tonight, in this city, there are 4 to 5,000 homeless, 1,000 of them children, half of them families with children. Perhaps the answer lies in our reaction to these numbers: a little shudder of horror or surprise and then they roll off our back. The next time we hear them, well, we've already heard them. What else is new? And they remain, stubbornly, numbers, not people with lives. So I add, what is the past when set against the 30,000 who will experience homelessness over the next 12 months in Toronto, remembering that only 17 percent of them are chronically homeless. The vast majority, therefore, are caught on the precarious ledge of poverty for dozens of reasons, and from time to time are shoved off or slip off and then desperately crawl back up again. How many are on the ledge? Some 80,000 in this city. Do you feel those numbers, aggressing you, crashing up against your sense of well-being, and then rolling off, down to the floor? Tomorrow there will be more numbers from different sources on different subjects - An export number, up or down; A dollar number, up or down; inflation, unemployment, waiting times in emergency wards, a tax statistic, a student debt calculation. Each will cause a sensation, positive, negative, a small catharsis, of the headline or police drama sort. These numbers have become our modern form of gossip; they are the People Magazine of public policy. Somehow, the lives which lie behind the drama cannot be integrated into our consciousness in a long-term way. Instead there is a sense of immobility. 'That's the way things are'. 'There isn't the money'. It is as if, seen from within the complexity of our systems, it is impossible to identify the relationship between responsibility and action.
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Osler Lecture: John Ralston Saul: Health Care As Human Right
Press release from McGill University. Includes a biography.
http://www.mcgill.ca/releases/2001/october/saul/

Extractions: ADMISSION IS FREE His Excellency John Ralston Saul, C.C. The Unconscious Civilization, and His five novels are The Birds of Prey (1977) and (1994), both published first in French, and The Field Trilogy, which deals with the crisis of modern power and its clash with the individual. Dr Saul launched a national debate with his reinterpretation of the nature of Canada in Reflections of a Siamese Twin (1997), for which he again won the Gordon Montador Award (1998). After creating and managing a European investment firm (1973-1976), Dr Saul worked as Special Assistant and Policy Advisor to the founding chair of Petro-Canada from 1976 to 1979. Active in the cause of freedom of speech, he served as secretary, vice-president and president of the Canadian Centre of International PEN between 1987 and 1992. He is now its Patron. A Companion of the Order of Canada (1999), Dr Saul is also Chevalier in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres of France (1996). He holds honorary doctorates from McGill, Victoria, Western Ontario and Simon Fraser Universities.

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