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Welcome to the LEVEL! Discover a one-of-a-kind experience with our online talks and lectures. We pride ourselves on delivering concise yet impactful lectures in arts and culture, fostering fresh and diverse outlooks on our world. Our approach goes beyond the surface, valuing understanding over mere knowledge. Our unique lectures are tailored to guide you through newfound perspectives and foster a deep appreciation for foreign viewpoints. Teaming up with leading experts in the field of art and culture, we offer an enriching journey that transcends traditional learning. Join us and embark on an enlightening adventure that will broaden your horizons and ignite your curiosity!
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Borders, Boundaries & Bodies: Exploring Cosmopolitanism in and across Iranian Cinema
In this talk, we’ll travel to contemporary Iranian cinema, to explore the ways borders, boundaries, and bodies intersect to get us to think about cosmopolitanism.
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Climate crisis: from unequal impacts to collective response?
How can we turn this global emergency into a unifying force, making climate action a shared priority for everyone?
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John Singer Sargent’s Cosmopolitan Aesthetics
Born in Florence to American parents who took him all over Europe, John Singer Sargent studied in both Italy and France, while continuing his own explorations in places like Spain, the Netherlands and Morocco. He would eventually settle in London, with stints on the East Coast of America, painting landscapes and society portraits. Friends with some of…
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Cultural Fusion: How Foreign Influences Shaped Japanese Culture
We’re excited to announce an upcoming event that delves into the fascinating integration of foreign influences into Japanese culture! Join us as we uncover the rich variety of cultural imports that have left an indelible mark on Japan’s history and identity. From language and cuisine to fashion and entertainment, we’ll explore the diverse array of…
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Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism: Is it possible to be both?
In times of increasing political polarisation the divide between nationalists and cosmopolitans seems to be one of the major rupture points. Populists increasingly invoke old nationalist tropes, attempting to win elections by appealing to national interest and dislike of outsiders. Cosmopolitans—citizens of the world—are accused of being rootless “citizens of nowhere.” This lecture outlines the…
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The Impact of Technology on Childhood
How can we guide our children toward a healthy, balanced relationship with technology? How can we ensure it serves as a tool for growth rather than a hindrance?