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film
Disclosure Day
In an age where we’re bombarded with new releases, ranging from intimate indie dramas and sentimental character studies to endless superhero franchises and legacy sequels, the idea of the true...
reflections
The Bystander Effect
Sometimes on the street, we find ourselves in situations in which we could act but have absolutely no desire to do so; we simply ignore it and let somebody else...
film
L'aventura
The tender beauty of a summer holiday lies in the fleeting nature of its simplest moments. Sandy beaches warmed by the sun, sandwiches eaten at seaside cafés, landscapes drifting past...
literature
Authorial Power and Moral Redemption in Ian McEwan's Atonement
When the traditional theological framework of absolution is entirely dismantled, how can a wrongdoer achieve genuine moral repair within a subjective courtroom in which the self functions simultaneously as accused,...
reflections
Are We All a Bit of a Psychologist?
In 1958, Fritz Heider developed the concept of “Naïve Psychology” in which he proposed that “common” people unconsciously act like informal psychologists by observing and trying to explain other people’s...
food