Our universities have scrapped degrees on peace making, preferring we learn to make war. Last year, Sydney University […]
I first discovered the films of Paolo Sorrentino in university, when I watched his most famous work, The […]
It was Tuesday when Akira disappeared. I got home early to find the house ransacked. Her clothes had […]
I’ve been thinking a lot about Emily Hobhouse lately. The British welfare activist who, in 1901, denounced the […]
When I was young, I would speak incredulously about the futility of war. We are raised peaceful in […]
In 1947, the Austrian philosopher Frederick von Hayek organized a gathering of economists, historians and philosophers at a […]
Martin Heidegger was born in Germany in 1889. He grew up to become one of the most influential […]
With the release of The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime this month, I thought I’d explore what […]
In the middle of lockdown, Russell Bugden posts a video to a local community group on Facebook. The […]
This week I had the pleasure of collaborating with Chang Che on a video essay on the Japanese […]
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