Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the Enlightenment philosopher dubbed the 'Father of Romanticism,' shaped ideas on freedom and nature.

Alliances once promised restraint and stability. As they turn transactional, the costs of belonging come into focus.

Rousseau’s famous line from The Social Contract reflects on freedom and control, reminding us how society can quietly place limits on human liberty.

Philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in his banned 1762 work 'Émile', observed that those with limited knowledge often speak ...

We are now justifiably focused on the upcoming general election, which will hopefully give us an elected and accountable government and restart our journey towards democracy.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a Swiss philosopher, explored how society binds individuals. His famous work, The Social Contract, ...

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John Tung, the curator of S.E.A Focus 2026 unpacks the showcase’s 2026 theme and shares his tips for making the most of ...

Where are the luvvies when you need them? Where is their outrage, their fury, their passion as thousands of freedom-loving ...

Our president recently threatened several members of Congress with hanging. How did we respond? After a brief media kerfuffle ...

One outcome of an increasingly connected world is the globalisation of the market for cultural goods. Consequently, social categories and concepts are transferred across cultural settings, often with ...

Everything That Is Beautiful (Manilla, April) is Louise Nealon’s follow-up to her award-winning debut, Snowflake. Told ...