Tag: love

The Magnificent Nine

Art + Stories

Experiences

The Magnificent Nine

Some people lead their lives with compassion and empathy, showing love not only to their nearest and dearest, but also to those whom they don’t know at all.

Agata Kasprolewicz

How Much Jesus Is There in Jesus?

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Opinions

How Much Jesus Is There in Jesus?

Helen K. Bond talks about the historical Jesus, why he is a natural ally for children on climate strikes, and how early Christianity can be likened to a countercultural movement.

Tomasz Stawiszyński

Emotional Illusions

World + People

Dreams and Visions

Emotional Illusions

Eva Illouz talks about the privatization of emotion, the mistakes of the contemporary Left, and the age of immunity to truth.

Tomasz Stawiszyński

Henryk Ochorowicz Steps Across the Threshold

Art + Stories

Fiction

Henryk Ochorowicz Steps Across the Threshold

In 1935, Henryk Ochorowicz found his soulmate in a small Warsaw bookstore. Unfortunately, she was Queen Marysieńka, a Polish monarch who had died over 200 years earlier.

Tomasz Wiśniewski

Shall We Meet at Half Past Lust, or a Quarter to Folly?

Art + Stories

Experiences

Shall We Meet at Half Past Lust, or a Quarter to Folly?

A Polish artist and graphic designer reflects on Raymond Peynet’s illustrated ‘lovers’.

Maurycy Gomulicki

Let’s Bury Young Werther

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Opinions

Let’s Bury Young Werther

Romantic love is a human invention—what's more, it has been a disaster for relationships. Philosoper Alain de Botton deconstructs love.

Aleksandra Reszelska