‘There’s no insurance against life’
Dementia has become the fate worse than death that haunts the imagination of Western societies. It is the price we
Thinking about culture as if people mattered
Dementia has become the fate worse than death that haunts the imagination of Western societies. It is the price we
Monk: An intellectual ventriloquist: that’s an oxymoron. Nina: What’s an oxymoron? Monk: Well if you don’t know, why did I
In August 1983, New York experienced a heat wave of unusual ferocity. One evening, in his 15th floor apartment overlooking
‘Contempt for and indifference toward intellectual passions and creativity where these are not remunerative are precisely concordant with financial hierarchies.