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Blake Morrison · We Have No Critics! Daniel Kehlmann’s Pabst

Blake Morrison · We Have No Critics! Daniel Kehlmann’s Pabst

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The crux of Daniel Kehlmann’s Director is whether it’s weakness or necessity that makes G.W. Pabst compromise. On the one hand, he’s disgusted by swastikas and Hitler salutes; on the other, his need to make films overrides other considerations. Defending himself against his wife’s accusation that he has been bought off too easily by the Reich, he says: ‘The important thing is to make art under the circumstances one finds oneself in.’See the Story

Jane Eyre Through Different Eyes

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Jane Eyre Through Different Eyes

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The Mrs. Rochesters explores the story of Jane Eyre from the perspective of mentally ill character Bertha.See the Story

From the Palais to les plages – what did we learn at Cannes 2025?

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From the Palais to les plages – what did we learn at Cannes 2025?

The scorching heat didn’t hamper the celebration of creativity, nor the AI-hysteria on the Riviera See the Story

Rosemary Hill · At the Driehaus Museum: Tulips, Fritillaries and Auriculas

Rory McEwen’s work is not only less concerned with conventional ideas of beauty, it lacks any obvious desire to please. It was in itself a perverse choice for an artist in the 1960s to take up flower painting, so far out of fashion as to be invisible from the modernist avant-garde.London, England · London Read Article

Jacqueline Rose · On Cora Kaplan

There is a world which is at times – and today even more – regressive and frightening; cultural analysis must never make the mistake of thinking either that it alone will redeem or can substitute for that world; but that gap, the acknowledged disjunction between analysis and transformation, makes the task of such analysis more, not less, urgent. Cora’s role in forwarding such analysis was unique and decisive for many of us.London, England · London Read Article

Adam Mars-Jones · Selective Luddism: On Alan Garner

Children’s books revisited in later life may disappoint, but they are immune to the embarrassment associated with outgrown toys. Even if their colours have faded, they expanded the world in a way toys can’t match. What holds good is the atmosphere, in sentences like ‘The light of the elves’ swords in the damp air made a nimbus which was reflected coldly in the leather of the rhododendron leaves.’London, England · London Read Article

Mark Ford · Poem: ‘Helpless’

Sturm und Drang, or stressand moods –take it as read, an overflow of nerve-force mustexpend itself in some direction, as Herbert Spencer long agoopined … Knockedthis-a-way then that,...London, England · London Read Article

Andy Beckett · An Efficient Man: A Nazi in Chile

Now that the war is so long ago, the subject of Nazi exiles in South America can seem a stale, even dubious preoccupation. The fact that fiercely anti-communist South American dictatorships allowed Germans with a similar worldview to settle in their countries, and sometimes hired them as assistants for their own projects of repression, is disturbing but not that surprising.Chile · Chile Read Article

David Denby · Colony, Aviary and Zoo: New York Intellectuals

The house style of the early Partisan Review was hard-headed, truculent, dismissive of religiosity (‘mystification’), academicism and ‘folk culture’, sceptical of the American weakness for self-serving sincerity and sanctimony. With the exception of an occasional movie, mass culture’s pleasures were hard to admit.London, England · London Read Article

Kevin Okoth · The Pessimist’s Optimist: Beyond the Postcolony

Achille Mbembe is the pessimist’s optimist: he delivers a devastating analysis of the contemporary moment while never losing sight of the possibility for a better future. This explains his disdain for actually existing political movements that strive for a different – and better – postcolonial future but fail to live up to his lofty standards.London, England · London Read Article

Alexander Bevilacqua · Who is a Jew? Converso Identities

While they may have converted out of fear for their lives, many New Christians were eager to integrate into mainstream Christian society. They joined religious orders, sponsored family chapels in churches and cathedrals, and married Old Christians. Some sought additional protection by acquiring Old Christian status through forged genealogical documents. Yet despite such efforts, there were suspicions that the new converts still practised Judaism…Judaism · London Read Article

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