Carolina Sanín: "A literary text dictates its own law"
Colombian writer Carolina Sanín explores the profound experience of reading in her new book, 'En La voz del buey', highlighting its intimate and transformative nature.
Disconnected from the World
The article discusses societal isolation due to technology, reflecting on personal experiences and societal changes in communication.
The Mudhiriyya, the Buran, and the Lozenge: The Abbasid Origins of the Iraqi Table
The article explores the Abbasid influence on Iraqi cuisine, highlighting how cultural exchanges in Baghdad during the Abbasid era shaped the culinary landscape into a reflection of daily life, luxury, and innovation.
Mr. B: The Last Time I Celebrated Hitler
The article reflects on a past event where the author, as a child, inappropriately raised a toast to Hitler during a midsummer celebration with family.
USA: Las Vegas, Mirror of the American Soul
The article discusses the cultural significance of Las Vegas as a reflection of American life and the impact of economic accessibility on its popularity.
Unhappy Germans: No one comes fourth more often than the Germans
A reflection on how German athletes frequently end up in fourth place in competitions, especially in the Olympics, highlighting the emotional and cultural implications of this outcome.
Column 'Here and Away': End of the Cherry Blossom Party
A reflection on the decline of community celebrations due to fears of overcrowding and the enjoyment of social gatherings.
Jonathan Roumie vows that 40-day faith challenge can cut through 'the noise in the culture'
Jonathan Roumie discusses the significance of Lent and the Hallow 40 Day Prayer Challenge, emphasizing meditation and reflection amidst cultural distractions.
Forging robust China-South America ties takes more than just trade
The article discusses the growing presence and perception of the Chinese community in Argentina as a reflection of deeper ties between China and South America.
Hamnet
The author shares a personal reflection on the experience of watching a film in a cinema amidst the ongoing tensions in Mexico City regarding local governance and freedom restrictions.
America's presidents and their steaks: How personal taste shaped the Oval Office
A reflection on how the personal steak preferences of U.S. presidents provide insight into their characters and leadership styles on Presidents Day.
Ana Cristina Rosa questioned whether the Abolition Day was a day of celebration
The article discusses whether Brazil's Abolition Day, commemorating the end of slavery, should be seen as a celebration or a moment for reflection on the ongoing exclusion of Black Brazilians.
Weather Forecast: Writing about Light Rain and Wars is a Safe Bet
The article discusses the inconsistent weather patterns in February, highlighting the difficulties in distinguishing between seasons in Israel, and reflects on the enduring theme of war in songwriting.
See the best and worst commercials of Super Bowl 2026
The article reviews the top and bottom commercials of the 2026 Super Bowl, focusing on themes of AI and societal reflections on consumer habits.
My Cavafy or a reflection on the theme of language in Cavafy
The article explores the importance of language in Cavafy's poetry, particularly focusing on the Greek language and its cultural significance.
True Sovereignty
The article discusses how blaming the United States for a country's issues may overshadow the need for self-reflection and understanding one's own cultural shortcomings to achieve true sovereignty.
Ideas: What I Lost When I Gave Up My Catholicism
The article explores the personal reflections of an individual who abandoned their Catholic faith, amidst the contemporary cultural resurgence of Catholicism in America.