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Erica discusses identity, memory, and the future of humans and robots in this insightful video.
Nineteen soldiers from the Army's 1st Cavalry Division were ambushed in Sadr City, Baghdad, on April 4, 2004, an event known as Black Sunday.
Georgia debates what to do about Stalin as his birth anniversary approaches.
Göran Rosenberg reflects on his father's Holocaust survival and the lasting impact of trauma, exploring themes of memory, identity, and societal indifference.
Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, a Polish-Romani artist, uses vibrant textile art to reclaim and celebrate Roma history, identity, and collective memory.
One ring, found in a coat lining, symbolizes the enduring connection between a Holocaust survivor and her family in this animated short.
Joseph Alexander, a Holocaust survivor, shares his story of resilience and remembrance at 100.
Pat Martino makes a miraculous comeback after life-saving brain surgery erases his memory.
The INA archives French websites every minute to preserve digital information for future generations.
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Nicole Krauss reads an excerpt from her novel Great House, exploring themes of memory and loss as a father and son reunite in Jerusalem after 25 years.
Orhan Pamuk explores the artistic synergy between his novel 'The Museum of Innocence' and the real-life museum in Istanbul, highlighting the narrative power of everyday objects.
Koleka Putuma, an award-winning South African poet and theatre practitioner, explores themes of memory, identity, and performance in her impactful works.
Richard Brody discusses Claude Lanzmann's impactful film 'Shoah' in The New Yorker.
Residents of an abandoned village in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, choose to remain despite the encroaching emptiness surrounding them.
Scientists believe mental processes can be coded, as shown by USC's memory-restoring microchips.
Jonas Mekas, an influential avant-garde filmmaker, reflects on his life from his Lithuanian roots to his pivotal role in the New York independent film scene.
Two boys, hurt when they were too young to fight back, struggle with their shared past and the memories that connect them.
10,000 flavors remain unknown to those with anosmia, a condition that prevents the perception of odors and alters daily experiences.
During a typical night, most people experience four to six sleep cycles, with about two hours dedicated to dreaming.
Renowned poet Anne Carson reflects on her writing process, the impact of Parkinson's disease, and the complexities of life in a candid interview with Linn Ullmann.
Annie Ernaux, a Nobel Prize-winning author, reflects on her working-class background and the role of memory in her writing, emphasizing the importance of past, present, and future.
Charlotte Gneuss explores the interplay of memory, identity, and history in her writing, emphasizing literature's power to foster empathy and connection.
Orhan Pamuk explores the significance of everyday objects in his Museum of Innocence, revealing their profound connection to memory and personal history in Istanbul.
Seán Hewitt, an acclaimed poet and memoirist, explores the intricate relationship between poetry, memory, and the passage of time in a captivating interview.
Memories, identity, and the sense of self are shown to be constructs of the brain, rather than accurate recordings of reality.
