What legacy does the ‘gender-nonconforming’ emperor Elagabalus represent?
Iceland’s Christmas folklore includes the Ogress Grýla, the thirteen Yule Lads, and a giant cat.
The Norwegian tale of a young man who fell asleep on Christmas Eve and woke on Epiphany to recount the miraculous sights he had seen.
What does BlackRock CEO’s weariness regarding the ESG label signal for the nexus of global finance and political elites?
The question is not simply what will fill the hole in the flag, but whether we will make that symbol worthy of the flag.
A look at the origins of Luciatåg: Swedish folklore and the 4th century martyrdom of St. Lucia of Syracuse
Why should belonging to the majority ethnic group of a given place be a disadvantage?
“The convergence of criminal and political leaders, transnational organized crime, and international terrorism is overpowering both public and private sectors in several countries in Latin America.”
When the Japanese arrived in Hawaii, they had no problem identifying the local kami, or ‘spirits,’ of the nation. We explore the importance of national definition.
Tucker Carlson emphasized the global collision between democracy and oligarchy, and the situation in Spain as indicative of where things are going.
Spain’s mounting civic uprising now includes Civil Guard spokesmen from two different organizations challenging the Sánchez government.
For those anchored in Christian tradition, Vattimo’s postmodernism is interesting for claiming to share this anchor, even as it sails into perilous waters.
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