Philosophies - Page 6

On the constitution of the populist wave

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How can 0.13 percent of the vote win an election?

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The happiness van: an adventure around Leipzig

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"Allan came to my house to pick me up, and I did exactly what my mom has always told me not to do: get in a van with a stranger." 

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Sex and Science in Robert Thornton’s Temple of Flora

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Did fervent plant science herald a sexual revolution?

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Literary Parlor: Sabbagh’s poetry and prose personas

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We talk to the brilliant author and literary scholar Omar Sabbagh, London-born of Lebanese parents, currently working as Associate Professor at the American University in Dubai. He moves in between the worlds of writing academic papers, poetry and prose.

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Photographer of War: three perspectives, one DOK

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LeipGlo contributors Justina, Áine and Heiner all went to see DOK Leipzig 2019 competition entry "Photographer of War" by Boris Benjamin Betram. Their diverging reactions and thoughts on the film are chronicled in our feature.

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The Leipzig Affair: a book and a feeling

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"I moved through Leipzig as if nothing bad could ever happen there, even knowing that was impossible. And yet, the Leipzig the character of Magda lived in scared me to my core."

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