With a class of college students and inmates, teaching philosophy in prison is a rowdy, honest and hopeful provocation ...

A hero or a murderer? Stalin’s legacy is still a contentious issue in his birthplace, seven decades after his death ...

Many hope that AI will discover ethical truths. But as Gödel shows, deciding what is right will always be our burden ...

Life is often experienced as a demanding, ongoing story. But with a little practice, a new space opens for peaceful presence ...

Societal downfalls loom large in history and popular culture but, for the 99 per cent, collapse often had its upsides ...

The little-known painter who found beauty in bugs, transforming pests into wondrous creatures and works of art ...

Ascend steep cliffs to discover Ethiopia’s ancient churches carved into rock, still serving as places of worship today ...

In this layered portrait, an artist reflects on the complex reality of living with the distressing voice in her head ...

In 1998, Indonesia was deep in crisis. With the country reeling from soaring inflation, mass unemployment and mounting unrest, tensions erupted into protests and riots that brought an end to the three ...

In Border Conversations, the German filmmaker Jonathan Brunner embeds with a group of humanitarian volunteers in Poland as they respond to distress messages from migrants attempting to cross into ...

Nietzsche shows us how to embrace our connection with nature – without denying its essential conflict, strife and suffering ...

More than just a dramatic and devastating change in one’s life trajectory, losing an intimate partner can leave widows and widowers experiencing a loneliness that’s deepened by being around friends ...