5 Thoughts On... Freedom
Five thoughts on the concept of freedom.
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Read MoreMaria Popova, writer of The Marginalian, describes the expressive capacity of poetry.
Read MoreOwens’ prose has an elastic capacity to be both plainly stated and teeming with its own abundance.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the action of discipline.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the action—and art—of conversation.
Read MoreTweets are brief statements directed outward, with an audience.
Read MoreThe portentous warning of the Soothsayer to Julius Caesar is a line of potent cultural resonance.
Read MoreIn honour of International Women’s Day, a kinder take on a rigid concept, by Kendra Adachi.
Read MoreStoic philosophy warns against the social tendency to express every thought we have to others.
Read MoreBefitting its ancient watery seat, Hallett’s poem is called ‘Source’.
Read MoreCritical thinking is crucial training for exams—and for life.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the concept of flow.
Read MoreFive thoughts on teachers.
Read MoreEmbedding quotations into analysis is a key English skill.
Read MoreSensory imagery enlivens writing with descriptive detail and ambiguity, allowing the reader to imagine and infer.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the concept of health.
Read MoreFive thoughts on the concept of clarity.
Read MoreMerwin personifies the New Year as a calm presence that meets us where we are.
Read MoreThe popular ‘Carol of the Bells’ features the word ‘Christmas’ at its best, in euphonic lines.
Read MoreMaking analysis flow is a key target for English students who want to strengthen their work.
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