The Euthanasia Debate in England: What Will the British Lords Do Now?
A wave of legal changes has begun in the United Kingdom, potentially enabling terminally ill individuals to receive support in ending their lives. MPs from England, Wales,…
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Choosing Death from Despair: The System Calls It Progress
Heading: "Dying with Dignity," "Departing on One's Own Terms," "Outpacing Suffering and…
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We Like to Help, but Now We Demand Change: Poland’s Growing Frustration With Ukraine
For years, Poland stood as Ukraine’s staunchest ally — sheltering refugees, sending…
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Feral Children. Childhood’s Connection to Nature
Piotr F. Piekutowski
- 24 September 2024
Talks with animal friends, animated furniture, and moving plants. These are more…
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The Daily Reality of Illness: The Human Psyche in the Face of a Severe Trial
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 19 September 2024
Health, alongside happiness, tops the list of well-wishes on various occasions. Does…
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The Enduring Ideal of “Good Wives, Wise Mothers” in China, Japan and Korea
Małgorzata Sidz
- 17 September 2024
The 19th-century East Asian ideal of femininity posited that a woman should…
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The Red Pill Movement: A New Chapter in the Battle of the Sexes
Sławomir Cedzyński
- 12 September 2024
The Red Pill movement – a potent dose of beliefs and attitudes…
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Doing Nothing. Shoji Morimoto Offers Professional Services of Doing Nothing
Małgorzata Sidz
- 03 September 2024
Japanese Shoji Morimoto is a man who “does nothing”. In contrast to…