History's unwavering hold on the present
The timelessness of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
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What love can look like
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How stories bring us home
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Being late to the party
The practice of unrushed curiosity
Face to face with the past
Personal and historical griefs in A Real Pain (2024)
Motherhood on the wild side
The trouble with adaptation in Nightbitch (2024)
Legends of their craft
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Is Earth the bad place?
Lessons in being human from The Good Place
A curation of oneself
On the art of returning
Maybe modern art does make sense
Remedying misperceptions of modern and contemporary art
Coming of age as a state of being
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The art of conversation
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To the lives eclipsed by dread
The daily horrors of womanhood in Woman of the Hour (2024)
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How to be haunted
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In pursuit of being uncultured
Rekindling the comfort of leisure
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The loneliness epidemic
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How to say the last goodbye
Even small feelings are big in Àma Gloria (2023)
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Rest is radical
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The weight of human history
Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents
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Has modernity failed us?
What AI tells us about human creativity
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On having a human body
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Are we afraid of living?
Creating purpose in our ordinary lives
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There's no more normal
Living with the apocalypse in Leave the World Behind (2023)