Literature
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Poetry: The Burden of Sisyphus
Watch the documentary: The sea otter learns to survive By holding a stone against its chest. Bahtiyar Hidayet Bahtiyar Hidayet,…
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Poetry: Mind Behind The Bricks
I’m building this wall that I am inside Along beside me are all the feelings I have tried to hide…
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Will Durant’s “The Modern Woman”
Durant links the emergence of the modern woman directly to the broader destabilization of traditional marriage and sexual ethics. Freed…
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Cinema’s Language Is Written with Camera-2
The camera, therefore, becomes the instrument through which the filmmaker writes. Its language is constructed through framing, movement, lighting, composition,…
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The Hunger is the Best Cook
The old Latin maxim—fames est optimus coquus, or hunger is the best cook—reminds us that flavor is not merely a…
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AI Poetry: Creativity without a Soul?
Will algorithms one day succeed in simulating the pulse of verse, or will human feeling remain beyond programming? By Aziz…
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Poem: Echoes of the Cage
In my hands it lingers like a final breath, A cage flung open on a scrap of page. Dildora Khojyozova…
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Vandalism in the name of Cleanliness
The trees are taking off their clothes, As if they are giving their clothes to the soil So that the…
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The Song of God – Korean Poetry
You who sing the song of God in silence— Why are you both earth and sky? Seok Yeon-gyeong Poet and…
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Cinema’s language is written with Camera
The film is the art of tangible, material reality, regardless of how imaginary its subject may be. Expression through images…
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