
Culture & Society
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Are We Responsible for Our Choices?
Are We Responsible for Our Choices?
Peter Singer identifies a common flaw shared by deterministic theories of human behavior. -
Let Afghan Women Lead
Let Afghan Women Lead
Palwasha Hassan & Shafiqa Khpalwak urge the international community to support some of the world's most repressed yet tenacious people. -
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The World Must Rally Around Algeria’s Hunger Artist
The World Must Rally Around Algeria’s Hunger Artist
Jean-Michel Blanquer calls for global solidarity with the writer Boualem Sansal, unjustly detained and dying for freedom. -
Fundamentalist Perverts
Fundamentalist Perverts
Slavoj Žižek regards most violent religious conservatism as merely an inauthentic expression of resentment. -
Ukraine’s Existential Culture War
Ukraine’s Existential Culture War
Ian Buruma thinks the country is justified in banning Russian art, even though it runs counter to humanist principles. -
An Injustice That Biden Can Still Set Right
An Injustice That Biden Can Still Set Right
Helen Prejean urges the outgoing president to pardon six men who were wrongly convicted in a high-profile 1984 murder case. -
Australia’s Great Social-Media Experiment
Australia’s Great Social-Media Experiment
Peter Singer assesses the merits of new legislation requiring users to be at least 16 years old. -
The Lost Art of Collaboration
The Lost Art of Collaboration
Vanessa Badré mines a nineteenth-century painting for insights into trust-building, creativity, and cooperation.