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Ecstatic moves, magic moments – this animated short documentary details one basketball fan’s love of the arena’s big screen ...

Filmed for the BBC series Face to Face in 1959, this archival interview features Carl Jung surveying his life and extraordinarily influential career at the age of 84, just two years before his death.

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Yet another important factor to consider in memories for fiction is believability. This is distinct from ‘ontological intuitiveness’ (our sense that dragons are not real or that humans cannot fly). It ...

We live in an era of absurd musical abundance. Streaming services put the (in)complete history of recorded music at our fingertips, with sophisticated recommendation algorithms that promise to tailor ...

From the docks of 12th-century Genoa to the gambling tables of today, risk is a story that we tell ourselves about the future Mediterranean shipping could be enormously profitable, but it was risky. A ...

How to explore ethical non-monogamy Before enjoying the freedoms of a more open relationship, get a handle on the practical and emotional complexities ahead by Meg Wilson ...