In an age where meaning seems harder to grasp, the ideas of Byung-Chul Han and Carl Jung offer profound insights into the challenges of modern […]
The modern discourse on gender identity has become increasingly multifaceted, with debates often neglecting the symbolic and psychological dimensions that shape human experience. Carl Jung’s […]
I recently watched the episode of TRIGGERnometry featuring Dimitry Toukhcher, and I found his observations about the growing interest in wearing suits both interesting and […]
Social sensemaking is the process through which individuals and groups interpret, understand, and give meaning to complex social environments and experiences. It involves collaborative and […]
The Enduring Power of Myth In today’s media-saturated world, where the next show or film is only a click away, it is remarkable that ancient […]
During my recent trip to Bangkok, I spent considerable time navigating various airports, each serving as a testament to the ‘experience’ of international, global travel. […]
Given Carl Jung’s concept of enantiodromia, how might we anticipate a significant push-back against the contrived and simulated forms of persona management prevalent on social […]
At Nottingham Contemporary, the current exhibitions explore compelling themes that resonate deeply with both cultural identity and community engagement. Hamid Zénati’s Two Steps at a […]
I’ve volunteered to develop a programme for Soar Sound, the new community radio station I’m supporting here in Leicester. I’m somewhat out of practice putting […]
The casting of a man of South Asian descent as Isaac Newton in Doctor Who has sparked significant debate and reaction.[i] Some view this as […]
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