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“People continue to make history while resting”: an interview with historian Amy Chazkel
“People continue to make history while resting”: an interview with historian Amy Chazkel

Daria Badior

Why is rest so hard?
Why is rest so hard?

Victoria Kovalevska

My sea of exhaustion. Being a combat medic in Ukraine
My sea of exhaustion. Being a combat medic in Ukraine

Dima Kazakov

A matter of taste: why are classical music album covers so odd?
A matter of taste: why are classical music album covers so odd?

Eva Peek

A hard pleasure: art, exhaustion, and the Venice Biennale
A hard pleasure: art, exhaustion, and the Venice Biennale

Oleksandra Kushchenko

A life of dreams and cinema. Maya Deren (1917-1961)
A life of dreams and cinema. Maya Deren (1917-1961)

Nadia Zavarova

“Shame gives us information about what we value”: an interview with psychology professor Carlo Garofalo
“Shame gives us information about what we value”: an interview with psychology professor Carlo Garofalo

Alina Cristea

Shame on me
Shame on me

Simone Toji

Tender noise, or the limits of transmission
Tender noise, or the limits of transmission

Valerie Karpan

My shelter, my storm: when Arundhati Roy writes about her mother
My shelter, my storm: when Arundhati Roy writes about her mother

Yuliya Yurchuk

Shame and humiliation in the films of Ingmar Bergman
Shame and humiliation in the films of Ingmar Bergman

Dmytro Desyateryk

The distortive power of numbers: an interview with historian Aro Velmet
The distortive power of numbers: an interview with historian Aro Velmet

Michael Holtz