How religion, democracy needs to make sense, says Rui Tavares, who launches a book
Portuguese historian and politician Rui Tavares discusses his latest book, highlighting the historical roots of cultural wars and the intertwined roles of religion and identity in democratic discourse.
Ronja Salmi's column: In the cultural job market, authors are not in the same boat
The column discusses the divide among authors and artists in Finnish cultural discourse, as highlighted by a recent incident involving dismissive comments about a fellow author.
Dušek, Studenková, Peteraj, and others on Ján Štrasser: He sees beyond us, he has a huge wingspan
Ján Štrasser, a prominent Slovak author and publicist, celebrates his 80th birthday, with tributes highlighting his significant contributions to literature and public discourse.
Cultural Rebuilding is Empty Words as Long as it Doesn't Cost Anything
The article discusses how the issue of cultural support has gained prominence in Denmark's political discourse, particularly in the context of the Ukraine invasion.
"It's rumbling now, later we conclude - hey, here's a monument!"
The article appears to address a reaction to a monument, potentially in response to recent events or discussions.
Watch: Kumu's 20th Anniversary Discussion 'New Art Museum: Church or Department Store?'
The Kumu Art Museum hosted a discussion marking its 20th anniversary, reflecting on its inception and the public discourse surrounding its establishment.
Dijanović: Cultural War as the Last Line of Defense for Privileges
The article discusses how recurring debates in Croatian public discourse, particularly surrounding figures like Marko Perković Thompson, highlight the cultural war that serves to protect established privileges against the changing attitudes of younger generations.
The sexual discussions on Yle's favorite program shocked viewers: 'A bit unusual'
Discussions about sex and sexuality on Yle's popular show 'Puoli seitsemän' surprised and shocked viewers, highlighting unconventional perspectives on male pleasure.
She can still feel the sensation of her husband's hand
The article discusses the lack of a cultural discourse on grief and loss in Denmark, emphasizing that while loss is a universal experience, the Danish society struggles to openly communicate about it.
Even Sugar Denny is Cultural Heritage. The Book Czechoslayvakia Searches for the Image of the Era in Internet Memes
A new publication titled 'Czechoslayvakia' explores the intersection of politics and pop culture in the Czech Republic, highlighting how internet memes shape public discourse.
The 3rd Korean Modern Literature Conference to be held on the 20th-21st at Ewha Womans University
The 3rd Korean Modern Literature Conference will take place at Ewha Womans University on September 20-21, focusing on themes like the role of literature in democracy and national identity.
The messages from Jake Paul and Amanda Serrano to Bad Bunny after the Super Bowl: the different layers of discourse
Jake Paul and Amanda Serrano shared their contrasting views on Bad Bunny's halftime show at the 2026 Super Bowl, reflecting broader public sentiment.
The Head of the Syrian National Drama Committee: The Role of Drama is to Open Difficult Questions, Not to Provide an Artificial Reconciliation Discourse
The head of the Syrian National Drama Committee discusses the evolving role of Syrian drama amidst the challenges of war and the need for deeper narratives.
Concia and Scaraffia put ultra-feminists back in line
The article discusses how Concia and Scaraffia address the challenges posed by the rise of woke culture and cultural extremism, emphasizing the need for open debate in public discourse.
Talking about Islam is a taboo
The article discusses how Islamophobia has become a Western fear used to silence careers and public discourse, exemplified by the case of Steven Greer, a Bristol lecturer accused of Islamophobia for addressing the Charlie Hebdo attack in his class on terrorism, who was cleared but had his course removed.