Dr. Gustav Zander (1835–1920) was a Swedish physician who helped pioneer mechanotherapy, or the promotion of health and healing through exercise apparatus.
Zionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and ...
Feeling overwhelmed by information overload? Reconnecting with nature—and Thoreau's timeless wisdom—could restore your mental ...
Marie Rutkoski has written multiple New York Times bestselling novels that differ vastly in genre, geographic location, and ...
Although it starts out as an attempt to chart her family’s seafaring history, Linda Cracknell’s new book soon evolves into a ...
Recent disappointment in Gladwell suggests audiences may be confusing Gladwell’s communication of others' knowledge with that ...
It is interesting to observe in these days as we argue about the best way to pay for healthcare that there was another time in the United States when our forefathers attacked the problem in a simpler ...
Why are we so obsessed with ghosts? From the psychological to the gothic, a new exhibition finds out
It wasn’t always the case, though. In the late 19th century, ghosts began to fascinate when considered alongside the new ...
Enter Stanley Park, a Grade II listed Victorian Gothic manor in Gloucestershire that’s just hit the market at £5.895 million (about $8 million). Dating back to 1584 and lavishly expanded in the 19th ...
Upstate New York‘s Germantown is a place of great cultural significance. A group of German migrants known as the Palatines settled in the riverside town in the early 1700s, hence the name. The area ...
In 1879, a landowner and amateur archaeologist named Marcelino Sanz de Sautuola ventured into a newly discovered cave system in northern Spain. Hoping to find prehistoric tools, he kept his eyes fixed ...
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