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Amiri Baraka & Andrea Hiott: Decide
By admin on September 27, 2015
Decide for Yourself Pulse: I’d like to talk to you about the relationship between truth and creativity. How important do you think truth is to the experience of writing? Amiri Baraka: If you don’t think…
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Rolf Mehnert: Design and Authenticity
By admin on August 16, 2015
Interview by Nora Circosta, 2009. How important of a role does authenticity play in Corporate Design? Is an authentic presentation necessary for success in the global market? It’s a paradox: The more artificial the world…
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Stephen Post: Benefits to giving?
By admin on August 16, 2015
Is it really of benefit to give to others? A discussion with the bioethics professor of Case Western School of Medicine and director of The Institute for Research on Unlimiited Love. Dr. Stephen Post is…
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Joel Schalit: Fighting Purity
By admin on August 16, 2015
Pulse: In your book, Jerusalem Calling, you make the claim that “Truth is always partisan”. This suggests that no political or ideological belief is ever pure. Do you think this purity is something people still…
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Pakistani Filmmaker Feryal Ali Gauhar
By admin on August 16, 2015
Interview by Anna Rohleder Do our thoughts create our world? Gauhar wants us to look inside to understand our images. Feryal Ali Gauhar’s professional life has encompassed many different activities: acting, writing, filmmaking and teaching,…
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Charity Scribner: Requiem for Communism
By admin on August 16, 2015
Interview by Andrea Hiott. Charity Scribner’s Requiem for Communism is the first book to address the role of nostalgia and mourning in European art and writing after the fall of communism. The book is a…
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Felipe Fernandez-Armesto: On Truth
By admin on August 16, 2015
WHAT IF WE COLLECTIVELY DECIDED THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ABSOLUTE TRUTH? It would be disastrous, but it would never happen. Thank God, agreement is elusive, even on commonsense matters of fact. ‘There’s no…
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Homi Bhabha, Moving Gun
By admin on August 11, 2015
Is truth a matter of interpretation? A discussion about ambivalence with Harvard’s controversial intellectual Homi Bhabha. Pulse: Is there a way to understand truth without thinking of it as part of a story? Homi Bhabha:…
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Seth Lloyd & Andrea Hiott: Crazy Molecules
By admin on August 1, 2015
Interview by Andrea Hiott. It’s a mistake to say that science is true. According to quantum mechanic Seth Lloyd, we can trust what we cannot prove. Lloyd was the first person to discover how to build a…
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Brandon Boyd & Andrea Hiott: Creativity And Intention
By admin on Mai 1, 2015
Interview from 2009. Brandon Boyd, lead singer of Incubus, discusses the ways truth can be a form of liberation pulse: You’re most well known for your music, but you’ve recently published your second book of drawings and writings,…
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Simon Blackburn: No Absolute Truth?
By admin on Mai 1, 2015
Some think that we have collectively agreed that already, perhaps not unanimously but by a large enough margin. Many of those think the result is a catastrophic relativism: the sort that Pope Benedikt preached against on the eve…
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Stefan Niggemeier of www.BILDblog.de.
By admin on August 16, 2014
Bild blog is dedicated to investigating the articles of the BILD-Zeitung. The BILD-Zeitung is the largest daily newspaper in Europe with a circulation of 3.5 million readers. Its articles influence public opinion on topics ranging…