It is funny, beautifully sung and completely lacking contemporary relevance
The article reviews the opera 'Don Pasquale', highlighting its delightful performances and traditional comedic elements, though noting its lack of contemporary relevance.
What we need to know about traumatic grief
The article discusses the contemporary phenomenon of traumatic grief, highlighting its relevance in modern society due to various social stressors like the pandemic and violent events.
Now it's our turn as fans of reality shows
A discussion is underway about the rise and relevance of reality shows in contemporary culture.
Overlooked by the Western canon: Why Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi matters now
The article emphasizes the significance of Ukrainian author Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi in today's context, highlighting his contributions to literature and examining the modern relevance of his themes.
Fasting with Beer: The Drink Created by Monks during Lent and Three Spanish Brands to Discover It
The article explores the historical origins of Doppelbock beer, created by Bavarian monks during Lent, and its contemporary relevance in Spain.
Quote of the Day, by Epictetus: "If they speak badly of you and it is true, correct yourself; if it is a lie, laugh at it"
The article reflects on the relevance of Stoic philosophy in contemporary society, particularly in the context of social media validation and public criticism.
EDITORIAL ⟩ Hardo Pajula: thought-forged shackles
This editorial discusses the importance of imagination according to the poet William Blake, highlighting its relevance in contemporary discourse.
Isak Gröndahl: Jesus’ fasting paid off poorly - will today’s media people fare better?
The article explores the concept of fasting, linking it to historical and contemporary practices, and contemplates its relevance and effectiveness in modern society.
Stelios Dimopoulos: 'Theater without a political core is dead theater...'
Stelios Dimopoulos discusses the relevance of Henrik Ibsen's play 'An Enemy of the People' in the context of contemporary issues in Greek society.
Why do the theaters persist in performing Lars Norén like this?
The article discusses the return of Lars Norén's groundbreaking play "Natten är dagens mor" to Malmö city theater and critiques the enduring relevance of the play in contemporary theater.
Thomas Bayrle at the Schirn: Where Kim Kardashian Becomes Real Art
The Schirn in Frankfurt showcases the relevance of Thomas Bayrle's artistic concepts, blending individuality and collective imagery, with a focus on modern culture.
Media Socrates to people who have not realized the genius
The article discusses the concept of Socratic wisdom and its relevance in contemporary society.
Retreat in Berlin: Once again the question: What does the SPD still need?
The SPD in Germany is grappling with a crisis of relevance, as its leadership debates the need for a new fundamental program to address contemporary challenges.
Louise Bourgeois in Trondheim: A Successful Outreach to the Public
The article discusses a recent exhibition of Louise Bourgeois' work at Posten Moderne (PoMo) in Trondheim, highlighting the relevance of her confessional style and psychoanalytical themes in contemporary art.
Hamlet according to actor Riz Ahmed in contemporary London
Riz Ahmed reflects on the timeless relevance of Shakespeare's Hamlet while navigating contemporary life in London.
Waterloo Road is more important than ever 20 years on - why I still can't miss it
The article reflects on the lasting significance of the BBC drama 'Waterloo Road' 20 years after its debut, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary issues faced by teenagers.
Social Democracy 21
The article discusses the relevance and evolution of social democracy in contemporary political landscapes, particularly in Argentina.
Has the liberal 'eternity clause' survived?
The article examines the enduring relevance and impact of the liberal 'eternity clause' in contemporary discussions surrounding democracy and governance.
Simos Kakalas: 'The feeling of suffocation in Yerma is terrifyingly contemporary'
The article discusses the modern relevance of Lorca's play 'Yerma', which explores motherhood, social oppression, and the consequences of desire.