Liberal Arts

During one of the first locomotive trials, a lady kept shouting: «It won’t go! It won’t go!» When the locomotive started moving, she kept shouting. What exactly?

Boris Burda - 20.04.2025
Liberal Arts

Joe Studwell, the author of the bestseller The Asian Management Model (How Asia Works), debunks nine myths about Africa that persist in Western cultural consciousness in an exclusive interview for Huxley

Joe Studwell - 19.04.2025
Liberal Arts

Once a fortress of Kyivan Rus, Sedniv has become a magnet for artists, poets, and seekers of inspiration…

Andrey Kostyuchenko - 17.04.2025
Liberal Arts

Alexander the Great was undoubtedly a hero. But who were the parents who gave birth to such a child, endowed him with such genes, and raised him the way they did? Let’s talk about them

Boris Burda - 13.04.2025
Liberal Arts

Where to go in the Ternopil region? If you’re interested in castles, you’ve chosen the right direction. Historical period? Let’s take, for example, the 17th century. Let’s head to Zbarazh Castle, as it is truly one of the most significant historical landmarks of this region

Andrey Kostyuchenko - 10.04.2025
Liberal Arts

In May 2018, Bubnivka ceramics were included in the National Inventory of Elements of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine. Two neighboring villages — Bubnivka and Novoselivka (originally called Honcharivka) in the Haisyn district of Vinnytsia region — remain important centers of this craft, preserving the traditions of their ancestors

Liberal Arts

One of the most famous and controversial chapters in psychology is the Stanford Prison Experiment, conducted by Philip Zimbardo in 1971. How were ordinary students turned into victims and sadists, and why did the experiment have to be stopped on the sixth day?

Boris Burda - 06.04.2025
Liberal Arts

Joe Studwell, the author of the bestseller The Asian Management Model (How Asia Works), debunks nine myths about Africa that persist in Western cultural consciousness in an exclusive interview for Huxley

Joe Studwell - 05.04.2025
Liberal Arts

We have great politicians, playwrights, translators, painters, scientists, doctors. It is interesting to imagine how their careers would have turned out if it weren’t for their beloved wives. What if it weren’t for their care, self-sacrifice, unconditional faith, and boundless love?

Iryna Govorukha - 03.04.2025
Liberal Arts

According to WHO, in 2017, 219,000,000 people suffered from this disease. Currently, up to one million people die from it each year. It is possible that it was the cause of death for Columbus, Dante, Caravaggio, Byron, and many other famous figures. Which soft drink was born from the battle against this disease?

Boris Burda - 30.03.2025
Liberal Arts

We invite you on a new journey into the world of «alternative» cinema. These are films that may not be loud or universally acclaimed, but they are profound and worthy of attention. Over 12 months, 24 films will unfold stories of love, loneliness, struggle, hope, and destruction. Cinema that makes you feel and think

Andrey Alferov - 23.03.2025
Liberal Arts

Joe Studwell, the author of the bestseller The Asian Management Model (How Asia Works), debunks nine myths about Africa that persist in Western cultural consciousness in an exclusive interview for Huxley

Joe Studwell - 22.03.2025

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