CULTURE

‘A’ at the end of the alphabet

Should sexual relationships, with all their complications, really be a benchmark of societal acceptance? Vox Feminae investigates the history of…

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Writing on the wall, writing on the water

Cofiwch Dryweryn (remember Tryweryn). The walls exhort us in bright red and white, from Llanrhystud in West Wales to Chicago.…

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Russia’s dreams of re-Union | Eurozine

For three decades after the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, political science and practical politics in Western Europe and North…

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Extraterrestrial concepts of life | Eurozine

Sometimes it is almost impossible to escape a feeling of wonder for the abundance of life in our world. Especially…

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The language that waited at the doorstep

Languages’ similarities are not rooted in a special genetics for language. They follow from culture and common information-processing solutions and…

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The Arab apocalypse | Eurozine

Historians are generally wary of commemorations – fireworks that dazzle the eye only to fade in the same instant. But…

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Seeds of another world | Eurozine

Ever since Donald Trump’s victory in last year’s US presidential election, there has been frantic speculation about what it is…

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The art of despair | Eurozine

The Syrian writer, journalist and dissident Yassin al-Haj Saleh is one of the most prominent voices of the Syrian Revolution.…

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Not epistemic enough to be discussed

The following text is a chapter from Decolonising Art: Beyond the Obvious (2025), a publication that summarizes and documents a…

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Writing is a job, not a mission

Every year in Poland we ritualistically lament the country’s low-level readership, but we are yet to see the state take…

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