Today, March 8 2017, a good old feminist joke happened to pop out of our memory. We dedicate it to all those real macho men

Today, March 8 2017, a good old feminist joke happened to pop out of our memory. We dedicate it to all those real macho men
—by Dorothea Konteletzidou*— About his work, which has been acclaimed since 1979, Cy Twombly offers little information, admitting that he intentionally ascribes a mysterious power
—by Stephen Greenblatt*— In the early 1590s, Shakespeare sat down to write a play that addressed a problem: How could a great country wind up
Dimitri Sotiropoulos, associate professor at the University of Athens and visiting professor at the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation of Public Policies at Sciences Po, analyses the
— by Andrea Schroth— Yesterday I was preoccupied when I heard the news that Bob Dylan was elected Nobel Laureate. I was worrying that writers
And, yes, it happened. It did. Pursuing further on the somewhat “alternative” course that begun last year with Svetlana Alexievich’s Nobel for Literature, the Swedish