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The Journal of Wild Culture
Mortal Lessons, One by One
Ways of being with the dying that prepare us for our own departure. Interview with Kaleigh Trace.
A Dangerous Fork in the Road: Advice from a Necessary Thinker
Among other things, Jordan Peterson considers the puzzles
Fixing a World That's Falling Apart
A noted historian of intellectual life in culture and
Joy and Business in the Art Game
A remarkable promoter of artists on the fertile margins
Gimme Shelter in the Deep Future
Wildly foreign "time shelters" might provide a livable
Empathy and obedience
One could liken the death penalty juror to the experiment
A trance-noise border crossing
Ecstatic music/dance ritual for non-believers. By John
For a better view, scaling the heights of London
Seeing a metropolis from its 'peaks' Review by Andrew
Painters Made From Wilderness & Light
Ontario landscape can cast a veritable spell. For a painter
The Meditating Brain
What research is telling us about the effects of willing
Go fishing in your garage
The farm began with 500 tiny tilapia fry and a few mint and
Fashion-Forward Like No Tomorrow
Past fallen civilizations and what they tell us about how
Finding our humanity in keepsakes
How the mundane becomes inspirational . . . A major
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