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“With AI, reading has come under attack”: an interview with Klaus Benesch
“With AI, reading has come under attack”: an interview with Klaus Benesch

Daria Badior

Reading in disturbing times
Reading in disturbing times

Adam Hochschild

In defense of reading for pleasure
In defense of reading for pleasure

Yuliya Yurchuk

Against many odds, my parents’ smile
Against many odds, my parents’ smile

Rita Ruduša

Fields of perception: war in Mstyslav Chernov’s films
Fields of perception: war in Mstyslav Chernov’s films

Bert Rebhandl

Lee Miller’s wars
Lee Miller’s wars

Anne Dastakian

“Sovereignty exists in the realm of ideas and imagination”: an interview with historian Natasha Wheatley
“Sovereignty exists in the realm of ideas and imagination”: an interview with historian Natasha Wheatley

Daria Badior

“You can’t quite capture sovereignty”: an interview with professor of international law Martti Koskenniemi
“You can’t quite capture sovereignty”: an interview with professor of international law Martti Koskenniemi

Anna Lordan

The future tense, or when land speaks through names
The future tense, or when land speaks through names

ariel rosé

Swan Lake on Soviet TV in 1991: a failed ideological attempt
Swan Lake on Soviet TV in 1991: a failed ideological attempt

Bohdan Shumylovych

Women of Lviv: art that made a city
Women of Lviv: art that made a city

Luiza Nader

Nina Henke (1893-1954), a trailblazing artist
Nina Henke (1893-1954), a trailblazing artist

Katia Denysova