The Big Ideas: Who Do You Think You Are? (original) (raw)
Highlights
The story of the self is not always a grand tale.
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2. ### Revisiting the Past to Change the Future
Who we are isn’t always visible, but it’s crucial to how we see the world.
By Jon Batiste
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3. 1. ### What Horror Means to Me
Growing up in 1970s Argentina, fear was everywhere. It was also essential.
By Mariana Enríquez
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2. ### In the Kitchen, a Soulful Serving of Heritage and Tradition
What our food says about us, our provenance and the cultural heirlooms we seek to pass on.
By Marcus Samuelsson
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Both of the One of Us
The writer and translator who won the 2022 International Booker Prize talk about their relationship as interpreters of words and feelings, and about the alchemy of translation itself.
By Geetanjali Shree and Daisy Rockwell
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CreditTimothy A. Clary/Agence France-Presse — Getty ImagesMachines and Morality
A conversation with an unhinged Bing made me rethink what gives humans moral value.
By Seth Lazar
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CreditIsak Tiner for The New York TimesA Gift of Love
I wanted society to accept me, so I tried to live a life of pretense. Then you freed me.
By Mari Katayama
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