CULTURE

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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Serbia’s present future | Eurozine

The student protests in Serbia have persisted for seven months, yielding widespread and diverse effects. All state universities are still…

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No longer a victim | Eurozine

Bundesheer poster, Vienna, 30 November 2024. Image by Sarah Waring The poster needed a double take: three action-ready figures dressed…

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Class struggle is real | Eurozine

All people are intellectuals but not everyone in society is given the role of intellectual Antonio Gramsci Chaussée Ménilmontant barricade,…

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Updating common knowledge | Eurozine

Have you ever wondered how the results of scientific research get written up, published, disseminated and, in some cases, eventually…

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Just ourselves | Eurozine

In his 1993 book Pleasant the Scholar’s Life: Irish Intellectuals and the Construction of the Nation State, Maurice Goldring emphasised…

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Taming the ship of fools

Greta Thunberg accused participants of the 2023 World Economic Forum with ‘fuelling the destruction of the planet’. She argued that…

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‘It’s important to be open’

In the second episode of Knowledgeable Youth, the students discuss a theme close to their current experience, shared by many…

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Press freedom amid martial law

At first, everyone contrasted the outspoken freedom of Ukraine’s media with Russia’s blank censorship. Two years on, the gap doesn’t…

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Pirate AI | Eurozine

ChatGPT and generative AI truly burst onto the scene in late 2022. There’s a good chance that the intersection between…

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