
Unlike 20th-century communism or fascism, contemporary Russian ideology does not have a clearly articulated manifesto or. ..

Eighty years on, Dead of Night stands as an astute meditation on repression and madness. Time, however, has dulled the. ..

Some Labour MPs always had their doubts about the 1998 Scotland Act. According to Tom Harris, former Labour MP for Glasgow South, there was a joke in the Commons tearoom: ‘Line 1, between. ..

Across Tigray, the remains of razed towns are marked with mounds of earth piled over the dead – impressions of war. ..

If historians are remembered posthumously, it tends to be for their book titles, while the books themselves gather. ..

In 1973, when a Marcel Duchamp retrospective was last staged in the United States, the critic Lucy Lippard declared. ..

The Sahara is now one of the most inhospitable places on earth, but not because of the desert. It is a dumping ground in. ..

I came of age as a writer in the 1990s, in Montana, where I moved to attend graduate school, and cut my teeth on the. ..

Klaus Kinski is in some respects the archetypal Myers character: a charismatic, morally compromised figure fully. ..

The psalms seem deeply familiar, but the not particularly Christian anglophone might struggle actually to provide much. ..

The Effingers is a remarkable way of rendering history. That said, stasis, being, durée, existence, longueurs don’t. ..

Beneath the whimsy and the wit, Agnès Varda’s films were motivated by contradiction and critique. She said she was. ..
It is a fascinating and fawning exhibition. At the King’s Gallery some three hundred items of. ..