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C an philosophy help us with worldly troubles? Ancient philosophers thought the answer was obvious. Philosophy is a “medical art for the soul”, Cicero tells us. Its compassionate task is to lead us fr...
09.21.2022 Theguardian.com and 5 sites
A few years before he died, Nobel prize winning Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez was diagnosed with senile dementia. It got to the point where he could no longer recognise his sons and called h...
09.21.2022 Hindustantimes.com and 1 sites
[#iframe: https: //audm. herokuapp. com/player-embed? pub=newyorker&articleID=632b2a9f0c59aaa58755a03e](100%x90) +++dropcap I remember the first time I encountered a pierced eyebrow. I was sixteen, tr...
09.26.2022 Newyorker.com
Magnificent Rebels. By Andrea Wulf. Knopf; 512 pages; $35. John Murray; £25 At a four-day house party in a corner of the Duchy of Saxe-Weimar in 1799, the guests indulged in “vertiginous bouncing betw...
09.22.2022 Economist.com
The seventh art began to tell about this disease especially starting from the new millennium. If often memory loss can have, at the plot level, accidental causes (examples are wasted) or science fiction (think of the very romantic The eternal sunshine of the spotless mind – If you let me I delete you), it is in the Alzheimer themed films / Dementia that the matter becomes delicate and very heavy. Nothing hurts more than a person who no longer recognizes you. Who looks at you, but who no longer k...
09.21.2022 Sparkchronicles.com