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No entry Many years ago, I was working for a membership organisation, and we had agreed to bring out a speaker from the UK. He [...]
No entry Many years ago, I was working for a membership organisation, and we had agreed to bring out a speaker from the UK. He [...]
The March of Folly I often wonder where the place is to be found between being entertained, being made to think, and being constrained [...]
Silk Roads When I was around seven years old, my friend Andrew told me about his father’s plan. Back then, more than seventy years [...]
Inevitability There is a popular strategy in looking back at past events to wonder ‘if only …’. It’s tricky. Any speculation about what could [...]
St Martin’s Cathedral Utrecht Major cities across Europe become packed in the summer months. It’s not just Paris, Rome and Berlin: a day in [...]
Hagia Sophia Seeing a great building is a fascinating experience. By a great building, in this case I mean one that is historic (there [...]
Aigai We were in the second half of our cruise, travelling down the eastern coast of Greece, when the ship stopped at Thessaloniki. As [...]
Six Great Ideas I wonder if anyone reads Mortimer Adler today. For a while he was an influential and also popular philosopher, often referred [...]
Caravaggio Why do we become especially focussed on some artists or, to be more precise, on some works of art? There is often no [...]
The Culture of Hope As I see it, destiny was determined to make Frederick Turner of interest. Born in England on 19 November 1943, [...]