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British Travelers' Accounts of 19th- and 20th-Century Spain
William Chislett's book, "Los curiosos impertinentes," collects writings by 20 British travelers in Spain from the 19th and 20th centuries, revealing their diverse experiences and perspectives on Spanish culture and society, with many accounts shaped by political and social contexts.
British Travelers' Accounts of 19th- and 20th-Century Spain
William Chislett's book, "Los curiosos impertinentes," collects writings by 20 British travelers in Spain from the 19th and 20th centuries, revealing their diverse experiences and perspectives on Spanish culture and society, with many accounts shaped by political and social contexts.
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Four Summer Reads Recommended by German Podcast
The German podcast "Was liest du gerade?" suggests four diverse summer reads: Ute Cohen's "Glamour," a philosophical examination; Tilmann Lahme's biography of Thomas Mann; Sophie Gilbert's critique of pop culture's treatment of women ("Girl vs. Girl"); and Rainer Wieland's anthology of texts by peop...
Four Summer Reads Recommended by German Podcast
The German podcast "Was liest du gerade?" suggests four diverse summer reads: Ute Cohen's "Glamour," a philosophical examination; Tilmann Lahme's biography of Thomas Mann; Sophie Gilbert's critique of pop culture's treatment of women ("Girl vs. Girl"); and Rainer Wieland's anthology of texts by peop...
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Thomas Mallon's Diaries: A Chronicle of AIDS and Self-Discovery
Thomas Mallon's recently published diaries, covering 1983-1994, detail his experiences as a gay man in New York City during the AIDS epidemic, offering intimate reflections on love, loss, career, and self-discovery.
Thomas Mallon's Diaries: A Chronicle of AIDS and Self-Discovery
Thomas Mallon's recently published diaries, covering 1983-1994, detail his experiences as a gay man in New York City during the AIDS epidemic, offering intimate reflections on love, loss, career, and self-discovery.
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London Symphony Orchestra Concert and Diverse Cultural Events in Bologna
The London Symphony Orchestra, led by Antonio Pappano and violinist Lisa Batiashvili, performs at Bologna's Auditorium Manzoni on October 27th at 8:30 PM, alongside diverse free literary and cultural events across the city.
London Symphony Orchestra Concert and Diverse Cultural Events in Bologna
The London Symphony Orchestra, led by Antonio Pappano and violinist Lisa Batiashvili, performs at Bologna's Auditorium Manzoni on October 27th at 8:30 PM, alongside diverse free literary and cultural events across the city.
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LĂŒbeck Honors Thomas Mann's Legacy on 150th Birthday
LĂŒbeck, Germany, commemorated Thomas Mann's 150th birthday with a ceremony including German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Schleswig-Holstein's Culture Minister, highlighting Mann's contributions to literature and his warnings on democracy's fragility; year-long events are planned.
LĂŒbeck Honors Thomas Mann's Legacy on 150th Birthday
LĂŒbeck, Germany, commemorated Thomas Mann's 150th birthday with a ceremony including German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Schleswig-Holstein's Culture Minister, highlighting Mann's contributions to literature and his warnings on democracy's fragility; year-long events are planned.
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Israeli Author Explores Societal Pressures Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Israeli author Yishai Sarid, a former intelligence officer, discussed his novels' exploration of uncomfortable societal pressures and the compromises individuals make to survive, particularly within the context of the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its impact on the collective Israeli psyc...
Israeli Author Explores Societal Pressures Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Israeli author Yishai Sarid, a former intelligence officer, discussed his novels' exploration of uncomfortable societal pressures and the compromises individuals make to survive, particularly within the context of the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its impact on the collective Israeli psyc...
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Gender Imbalance in UK Nonfiction Publishing
A new prize, the Women's Prize for Nonfiction, aims to address the significant gender imbalance in UK nonfiction publishing, where over 60% of titles on bestseller lists are by men, and female authors receive fewer awards and reviews.
Gender Imbalance in UK Nonfiction Publishing
A new prize, the Women's Prize for Nonfiction, aims to address the significant gender imbalance in UK nonfiction publishing, where over 60% of titles on bestseller lists are by men, and female authors receive fewer awards and reviews.
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Leipzig Debate Highlights War's Impact on Eastern European Culture
The 5th Leipzig Debate brought together translators, writers, and academics to discuss the lasting impacts of German reunification, the fall of the Soviet Union, and the war in Ukraine on Eastern Europe's cultural landscape, revealing challenges to cross-border academic collaboration and competing n...
Leipzig Debate Highlights War's Impact on Eastern European Culture
The 5th Leipzig Debate brought together translators, writers, and academics to discuss the lasting impacts of German reunification, the fall of the Soviet Union, and the war in Ukraine on Eastern Europe's cultural landscape, revealing challenges to cross-border academic collaboration and competing n...
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Hay Festival Querétaro: Intergenerational Dialogue and Global Perspectives
The Hay Festival Querétaro, celebrating its 10th anniversary from September 4-7, will host 150 participants from 17 countries, featuring intergenerational dialogues on literature, arts, and global issues, with a focus on redefining the Mexican cultural landscape and offering diverse perspectives at ...
Hay Festival Querétaro: Intergenerational Dialogue and Global Perspectives
The Hay Festival Querétaro, celebrating its 10th anniversary from September 4-7, will host 150 participants from 17 countries, featuring intergenerational dialogues on literature, arts, and global issues, with a focus on redefining the Mexican cultural landscape and offering diverse perspectives at ...
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150th Anniversary of Thomas Mann's Birth Celebrated Amidst Reopening of His Los Angeles Home
The 150th anniversary of Thomas Mann's birth is commemorated globally with events in Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and the US, including the reopening of his Los Angeles home and an exhibition in LĂŒbeck; his life demonstrates a transition from monarchist to a vocal critic of Hitler.
150th Anniversary of Thomas Mann's Birth Celebrated Amidst Reopening of His Los Angeles Home
The 150th anniversary of Thomas Mann's birth is commemorated globally with events in Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and the US, including the reopening of his Los Angeles home and an exhibition in LĂŒbeck; his life demonstrates a transition from monarchist to a vocal critic of Hitler.
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Three New Poetry Collections Explore Identity, Place, and Mortality
Three new poetry collectionsâLeo Boix's "Southernmost: Sonnets," Kimberly Campanello's "An Interesting Detail," and Kim Hyesoon's "Autobiography of Death"âoffer diverse explorations of identity, place, and mortality, showcasing distinct poetic styles and reflecting contemporary literary trends.
Three New Poetry Collections Explore Identity, Place, and Mortality
Three new poetry collectionsâLeo Boix's "Southernmost: Sonnets," Kimberly Campanello's "An Interesting Detail," and Kim Hyesoon's "Autobiography of Death"âoffer diverse explorations of identity, place, and mortality, showcasing distinct poetic styles and reflecting contemporary literary trends.
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Plato, Homeric Heroes, and the Paradox of Strength
Matteo Nucci's "Tears of Heroes" analyzes Plato's disapproval of Homeric heroes' unrestrained weeping, contrasting it with a view where vulnerability represents strength, challenging traditional notions of leadership.
Plato, Homeric Heroes, and the Paradox of Strength
Matteo Nucci's "Tears of Heroes" analyzes Plato's disapproval of Homeric heroes' unrestrained weeping, contrasting it with a view where vulnerability represents strength, challenging traditional notions of leadership.
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32% Bias Score
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