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New Thinking: Writing exile and overcoming statelessness
New Thinking: Writing exile and overcoming statelessness

Around 3 million Bengali Pakistanis now live in Pakistan it is estimated and a research project has been exploring their experiences, mixing oral tes…

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African identity via China and photography
African identity via China and photography

Writers Teju Cole and Noo Saro-Wiwa and Tate curator Osei Bonsu talk to Laurence Scott.

The exhibition A World in Common: Contemporary African Photogr…

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Robert Aickman
Robert Aickman

"Strange stories" is the way Robert Aickman (1914-1981) described his fiction and to be honest that's putting it mildly. When he wasn't writing fict…

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Eliza Flower and non-conformist thinking
Eliza Flower and non-conformist thinking

The first live concert in 175 years of songs and music written by Eliza Flower (1803-1846) takes place tomorrow. A friend of JS Mill, Harriet Martine…

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Sleep
Sleep

Sleep science pioneer Nathaniel Kleitman descended into a cave in 1938 to investigate the nature of our sleep cycle. The experiment was not a success…

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Sankofa and Afrofuturism
Sankofa and Afrofuturism

Ekow Eshun is curating an exhibition exploring the idea of Sankofa, taking from the past what is good and bringing it into the present. Sarah Jilani …

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Valis and Philip K Dick
Valis and Philip K Dick

A series of revelatory hallucinations that Philip K Dick experienced in 1974, radically altering his view of belief, time and history, were the inspi…

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Humours and The Body
Humours and The Body

Bach's view of the body and how that comes through in his cantatas is being studied by violinist and contributor to Radio 3's Early Music Show, Mark …

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Victorian colour, jewellery and metalwork
Victorian colour, jewellery and metalwork

Man-made gems are the subject of research being undertaken by jeweller Sofie Boons. She joins presenter Nandini Das alongside Matthew Winterbottom, t…

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New Thinking: Work and protest
New Thinking: Work and protest

Jane Eyre and Shirley by Charlotte Bronte both refer to the unrest in Yorkshire which took place in the early years of the nineteenth century as new …

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