Laurence Joseph, psychoanalyst: ‘Being silent sometimes means learning to listen, and that’s quite rare in today’s society’
The French author has published a book in which she reflects on secrets, violence and the code of silence
‘Aberrant and repulsive images’ against fascism: 50 years since Pasolini’s scandalous masterpiece, ‘Salò’
The Italian filmmaker’s final film, completed shortly before his murder, suffered censorship, criticism, and the theft of several of its reels by a criminal gang
Will we stop typing one day? Advances in speech recognition technology already raises the possibility
Speech-to-text technologies have made huge strides in recent years, but switching from keyboard to dictation to create texts carries other implications
Japan: More than manga
Japanese culture mesmerizes the West by rejecting dichotomies and differences that may seem irreconcilable between opposites and suggesting their coexistence instead
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