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South Korea has built economic success on its popular culture. Britain should take note.
"Exiles" by William Atkins and "Motherlands" by Amaryllis Gacioppo delve into the grief and longing that comes from losing a homeland.
Silicon Valley claims to be one of America’s “least religious” places, but a new book shows it may not be so “godless” after all.
Journalist David Aaronovitch, theoretical physicist John Ellis and philosopher Sophie Scott-Brown discuss how to generate new and original thinking.
Andrew Miller’s tale of a former soldier confronting his demons is rooted in deep psychological insight.
A new documentary on the counter-cultural novelist, directed by Robert Weide, has kindness at its heart.
The etymology of the word "scandal" reveals much about ideas of reputation, past and present.
Britain’s history is sufficiently weird and marvellous, without having to use it as a yardstick for the present.
As a close and sensitive reading of Robespierre’s revolutionary career, Marcel Gauchet’s book is indispensable.