The Starmer supremacy
The Edition this week: the Labour supremacy; parents of picky eaters; and humans fascination with the apocalypse?
Source: spectator.co.uk
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There Is Power in Grief. We Must Resist the Normalization of Mass Death in Gaza.
Sarah Kendzior discusses genocide, the demonization of children and dissent, authoritarianism and the 2024 election.
Source: truthout.org
Why Do People Love Watching Apocalypse Shows And Movies?
Experts explain the allure of dark dystopian stories like "The Last of Us."
Courtney Tracy Chris Begley Recreational Fear Lab At Aarhus University York University Langone Health Syracuse University Next Apocalypse
Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk
Why Do People Love Watching Apocalypse Shows And Movies?
Experts explain the allure of dark dystopian stories like "The Last of Us."
Courtney Tracy Chris Begley Recreational Fear Lab At Aarhus University York University Langone Health Syracuse University Next Apocalypse
Source: huffingtonpost.co.uk
Why Do People Love Watching Apocalypse Shows And Movies?
Experts explain the allure of dark dystopian stories like "The Last of Us."
Courtney Tracy Chris Begley Recreational Fear Lab At Aarhus University York University Langone Health Syracuse University Next Apocalypse
Source: huffpost.com
Unexpected Tenderness in "The Last of Us" Offers Grist for Radical Politics
Post-apocalyptic TV dramas don’t have to be cynical or atomizing — they can inspire a politics of care and mutual aid.
Source: truthout.org
Mon 9 AM | What it may take to recover from 'The Next Apocalypse'
Interview with Chris Begley, who is both an archaeologist and a survival coach, who lays out examples in The Next Apocalypse: The Art and Science of Survival of how to survive and move on catastrophes.
Source: ijpr.org
What can ancient cities teach us about surviving climate change?
There’s a gap between what we need to know about planning cities for the future and what we do know. Cities of the past can help fill it.
Source: slate.com