The Cultural Me demystifies and brings to life the scholarly humanities for practical use, with a vision for being a force for change towards World Peace.
The spliff danced against my slackened jaw, whilst I dragged desperately, pining for a drop of its toxicity. I had no qualms about the promise of self-destruction. And I could never understand what made me hate my existence...
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While performance art may appear daft to some, I think it can offer a close examination of human psychology. Ana Mendieta stands out to me, however...
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Winter in Scotland is a dreary affair; it invites along a type of cold that finds home in your bones. A November evening in 2016 found me outside the University of Glasgow with my mum...
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Eleanor: I chose to write this article after becoming fascinated with postcolonial literature during my undergraduate degree. When I first read Seasons of Migration to the North for my degree, I was taken by Salih’s distinctive, episodic writing style....
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Art to unwind at the end of the day, to let go of one's thoughts, and create a space for the subconscious to play. Our writer, Suneel, invites us into his nightly creative practice.
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#Illustration#DigitalArt#ArtCommunity#CreativeJourney#ReflectiveArt
How can making art at home help us process what is in our heads? When baffled by her own emotions, our writer, Roberta Guarini, used collage to attempt to make sense of what was inside.
#collage#makeart#emotions#SelfReflection
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The ancient Greek site of Delphi has featured as a backdrop to classical antiquity and also to the life of our writer, Mary, who beautifully recounts what a visit with her family meant to her.
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How do you care for another while building a meaningful life of your own?
Our writer @RhydMurphy shares some of the darkness he has wrestled with as a #Carer to his mum.
#youngcarer#MentalHealth#therapy
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How does the careful crafting of sound in movies shape our interpretation of the characters?
@JamieDC explores the subtleties of sound design through Frances O'Connor's stunning film 'Emily'. https://t.co/xmt2WocRTL
#sounddesign#filmsound#microphones#SoundInFilm#movies
TFW an artist genius reflects your own struggles back at you.
Kelly Yerby recalls her visit to the London @VanGoghExp and reflects on how it reinforced her belief that she is perfect just the way she is✌🏼
#VincentVanGogh#arttherapy#ArtsAndCulture
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Our writer Mary O’Reilly explores how the ancient Greeks stole power from the female voice. https://t.co/bcncikyxPe
#ancientgreek#homer#iliad#trojanhorse
Did gaming save your sanity during the COVID-19 pandemic? Our writer @Char_Husnjak explains why Nintendo's Animal Crossing was a lifeline for millions around the world.
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#videogames#japan#culture#WritingCommunity#cozygames
On #WorldOperaDay take a look at the remarkable life of #MarySeacole, a Jamaican nurse famed for her care of soldiers during the Crimean War.
In 2000 her story inspired new generations with @sussedblackwoma SuAndi's "Mary Seacole the Opera"
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