Interview about Hunger Strikes with Palestinian Activists Sam Adnan and Omar Kareem by Anthony Mateo

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An In-Humanist Analysis of Contemporary Palestine

By Donatella Della Ratta, October 9, 2024

“To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric,” Theodor Adorno famously declared in a widely cited passage from his Cultural Criticism and Society 1955 essay. This powerful statement by the prominent philosopher, who had to flee Nazi Germany, encapsulates the deep ethical paradox of representing atrocities, even through art. Artistic depictions of pain, as he writes, [...]

Gray Zone of Images

By Lesia Kulchynska, August 28, 2024

“There are rarely good reasons for showing us the images of mutilated victims” Harun Farocki[1] “Those of you who, despite the flood of death images, choose not to bear witness but instead act as mere spectators, beware that you are passing through our bodies, walking over our bodies, and standing on our bodies,”[2] wrote Lebanese [...]

Echoes of War: A Personal Narrative of Conflict and Community Support

By Kseniya Mirharodskaya, July 12, 2024

How does it feel to live in a country while a literal War is going on? I have been asking myself that question since the first day of the full-scale invasion in Ukraine. I was asking that question for the first time when back in 2014 my distant relatives from Donetsk came to stay with [...]

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