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ANCIENT HISTORY
View All PostsIn 324 BC, Alexander the Great’s Macedonian followers demanded to return home. Facing a tragic end to this relationship, Alexander’s speech brought his soldiers back.
Representing the first customer complaint in recorded history, Nanni’s letter to Ea-nasir speaks to a common and relatable theme of modern life.
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HISTORY
View All PostsHitler and Mussolini are two of history’s most famous dictators. Their deaths also happened within mere days of each other.
Discover how the Siege of Vienna in 1529 protected Europe from certain defeat at the hands of the Ottomans.
PHILOSOPHY
View All PostsOne way Camus’ enigmatic masterpiece "The Fall" (1956) can be understood is as a damning critique of the modern intellectual scene.
Deconstruction has both fierce critics and staunch defenders. How did it start, and what makes it so controversial yet appealing?
ART & ARTISTS
View All PostsJean-Michel Basquiat’s earliest creative influence came from Gray’s Anatomy, a book his mother gifted him when he was seven.
Jean-Michel Basquiat’s most famous paintings relied on the aesthetic of childish drawings, cartoons, and comic books.
TRAVEL & CULTURE
View All PostsVincent Van Gogh’s two years in the village of Montmartre shaped his style, while his work shaped the city itself. Discover Montmartre through Van Gogh’s art.
Discover the unmissable highlights at Los Angeles’s Getty Museum, where masterpieces, modern design, and sun-soaked gardens collide in true California style.

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View All PostsThe Bible as literature is a library of diverse ancient texts. Its authors used sophisticated literary strategies to craft a story of immense power.
Women in the Bible did not just participate in history, many helped shape it. But their influence was often hidden behind patriarchal narratives until now.
Stories
View All PostsJane Austen drew on her family life, social circle, and extensive education to write her beloved novels that reinvented the narrative of morality.
Discover the life, legend, and literature of one of the Romantic era's greatest authors, Frankenstein creator Mary Shelley.




























