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Politics & Society

Can Greek Tragedy Heal Ukraine?

The term ‘tragedy’ today has entirely negative connotations. In classical Athens, however, tragedy was thought to have a therapeutic and healing function. It enabled Athenians to confront and move beyond their deepest fears and hatred through a process of catharsis, a change of heart. Recovering this view could have important implications for Ukraine.

Academia & Publishing

Wie Forschende in den Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften arbeiten: Klassische Methoden überwiegen laut Studie

Eine Studie des Insights-Teams bei De Gruyter zeigt: In den Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften überwiegen klassische Arbeitsmethoden. Sind Forschende in diesen Disziplinen einfach veränderungsresistent?

Academia & Publishing

How Humanities and Social Science Scholars Work: New Research Points to the Prevalence of Traditional Methods

A new study conducted by De Gruyter’s insights team indicates that traditional working methods prevail among humanities and social science scholars. Their reasons, however, are unlikely to lie in a resistance to change.

Arts & Humanities

Call for Manuscripts: Transdisciplinary Trauma Studies

We are looking for English-language manuscripts that study individual and collective trauma from various disciplinary approaches, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives.

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