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Antonio Gramsci: Translator, Storyteller and Educator
How to survive annihilation and despair in prison?
How to survive annihilation and despair in prison?
Fifty Years Ago, at Lake Mungo, the True Scale of Aboriginal Australians’ Epic Story Was Revealed
Australia’s deep history was uncovered at Lake Mungo.
Australia’s deep history was uncovered at Lake Mungo.
Friday Essay: Dark Emu and the Blindness of Australian Agriculture
Australia’s romantic attitude to farming has done untold damage to the land.
Australia’s romantic attitude to farming has done untold damage to the land.
Dress Codes Can Suit Changing Ideals
Dress codes can reveal social aspirations and political ideals, a new book argues.
Dress codes can reveal social aspirations and political ideals, a new book argues.
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Infrastructures That Support Artificial Intelligence
At the onset of the Industrial Revolution, people in Montréal had no clue about the kinds of infrastructures that were going to be developed to extract, exploit, distribute and use fossil fuels.
At the onset of the Industrial Revolution, people in Montréal had no clue about the kinds of infrastructures that were going to be developed to extract, exploit, distribute and use fossil fuels.
Four Indigenous Composers and a Piano From Colonial Times — Making Passionate, Layered, Honest Music Together
Nardi simpson plays the square piano, similar to one that arrived on the first fleet.
Nardi simpson plays the square piano, similar to one that arrived on the first fleet.
Lost and Found: The Struggle To Preserve Nepal’s Linguistic Heritage
Of 129 spoken languages identified in 2019, at least 24 are endangered
Of 129 spoken languages identified in 2019, at least 24 are endangered
Wikipedia at 20: Why It Often Overlooks Stories of Women in History
We are a historian and librarian at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and we’re taking steps to empower our students and our global community to address issues of gender bias on Wikipedia.
We are a historian and librarian at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and we’re taking steps to empower our students and our global community to address issues of gender bias on Wikipedia.
Maverick Modigliani Review: Unimaginative Documentary Avoids the Dramatic Truths
In a career of 15 years, he painted over 400 pictures, made a handful of stone carvings, and produced an archive of drawings before succumbing to tubercular meningitis at the age of 35 in 1920.
In a career of 15 years, he painted over 400 pictures, made a handful of stone carvings, and produced an archive of drawings before succumbing to tubercular meningitis at the age of 35 in 1920.
How a Social Media Group Is Helping To Improve Railway Service in Bangladesh
Fans' group is dedicated to sharing information and helping passengers
Fans’ group is dedicated to sharing information and helping passengers
A Forgotten Coup in the American Heartland Echoes Trump
A sudden, decisive exercise of force in politics.
A sudden, decisive exercise of force in politics.”
How African Body Markings Were Used To Construct the Idea of Race in Colonial Brazil
A man in Brazil attends an event memorialising the struggle of black people and Africans against slavery.
A man in Brazil attends an event memorialising the struggle of black people and Africans against slavery.
Farmers and Cropdusting Pilots on the Great Plains Worried About Pesticide Risks Before ‘Silent Spring’
After World War II, U.S. farmers began using new chemicals, many developed during the war, to fight pests.
After World War II, U.S. farmers began using new chemicals, many developed during the war, to fight pests.
How Britain Can Remain a Soft Power Superpower After Brexit
The UK’s rich civil society and charitable sector further contribute to British soft power.
The UK’s rich civil society and charitable sector further contribute to British soft power.
Clothes Mean More Than Bodies
If we should not judge books by their cover, can we judge people by their clothes?
If we should not judge books by their cover, can we judge people by their clothes?