“Rather than conflating home with birthplace and positing it as a universal and ineradicable source of identity, we should remember that for many, throughout history, it has been, as it was for Naguib Mahfouz, ‘not where you are born,’ but ‘where all your efforts to escape cease,’” writes Stewart Slater. Stewart Slater on human migrations […]
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Home, we are often told, is where the heart is. However, this adage admits of varying readings. Does it mean that there is a particular geographic location for which each… View Post The post Homo Mobilis appeared first on Areo.
In the 1982 film Blade Runner, a group of synthetic humans called replicants abandon their various posts off world and make an illegal return to Earth. Their motives become clear… View Post The post Art and the Search for Immortality appeared first on Areo.
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Sitting down on a leather chair in front of a cluttered desk in downtown Philadelphia, a suited man handed me a stack of papers that detailed how much I could… View Post The post Labour Laws, Legal Loopholes and the Exploitation of Strippers appeared first on Areo.
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In this episode of the Two for Tea podcast, our editor-in-chief Iona Italia talks to novelist Richard K. Morgan about his classic novel Altered Carbon, which raises philosophical questions about the… View Post The post Altered Carbon: An Interview with Author Richard Morgan appeared first on Areo.
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The 22 of September 2022, the day on which Putin declared that he would be instituting a national conscription programme to obtain troops to fight in Ukraine, marked the beginning… View Post The post The Centre Cannot Hold: The Death Throes of the Russian Federation appeared first on Areo.
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On the twentieth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the Economist published an essay entitled “How America wasted its unipolar moment.” It was a familiar story in a popular genre… View Post The post Something Worse than Liberal Hegemony appeared first on Areo.
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My father was born in 1953 in Utah to a fairly conservative, white Mormon family. In 1954, Brown v. Board of Education began the long process of desegregating schools in… View Post The post The New Normal appeared first on Areo.
In this episode of our Two for Tea podcast, editor-in-chief Iona Italia talks to writer Louise Perry about her new book, The Case Against the Sexual Revolution: A New Guide to Sex… View Post The post Against the Sexual Revolution: An Interview with Louise Perry appeared first on Areo.
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Just a couple of months ago, anyone who had seriously wondered whether the German energy grid might collapse would have been derided as a doom-monger. Only survivalist preppers and other… View Post The post Why Germany is Bracing for a Cold Winter appeared first on Areo.
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