Understanding Quebec’s Quiet Revolution
What comes to mind when you think of Quebec City? If you didn’t say “revolution,” you would not be alone. […]
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In Sicily’s Wondrous Valley of the Temples
Daedalus could not have picked a better spot. As I walked the path leading up to the temple, I stopped
Third Places in Paris, Part 1: Out and About on the Rue Pajol
I could feel my heart beat a little faster as I stepped out of the hostel lobby and onto the
A River Runs Through It: The Ganges and India’s Beloved Poet
The very name Ganges brings to the mind’s eye a swell of images that flow, just as the river itself,
(A Little Bit) Hidden Paris: The Spaces of Le Corbusier
One of the best things about returning to Paris this spring for the first time since 2019 was experiencing long-anticipated
Just Look! A Wondrous Week with Caravaggio in Rome
“Just look! It’s right there in the painting.” This exhortation from our guide Sara Magister seemed so intuitive, so easy.
On the Trail of Caravaggio
How far would you go to save a painting? One of the people we’ll meet on our upcoming trip The
Around the World in 80 Drinks
OK, we don’t quite have 80 drinks to recommend to you here. But spend enough time on the road with
Being Open to the Demands of King Lear
by Rosemary Gould, leading And Take Upon Us the Mystery of Things: The Poetry of King Lear at Toronto Pursuits
Nietzsche, Freud and Derrida: The Radicals’ Appetite for Acceptance
by John Riley, leading Putting the Post in Post-Modernism at Toronto Pursuits 2020 Friedrich Nietzsche was a very, very sick
