Our Brains, Our SelvesWhat makes us who we are? Is it our background that creates our identities? Or our families, where we lived, how we were brought up and educated, the jobs we've held? Yes, all of the above, but more fundamental than any of these is our brain. This is never more evident than if we lose even a single one of our cognitive abilities. People who develop a brain disorder can find that their identity, their sense of self, can undergo dramatic changes.

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Khristo flees once again

travel and communication and the Roman army

This is not to say the world has been peaceful

The Full Moon Coffee Shop attracts customers who have lost their way in their life

this is a vivid evocation of a world on the brink of seismic upheaval

to a global pandemic

This is the story of Margaret Catchpole

when Nicky was only eleven

running core government services and maintaining infrastructure

three young people who might just change everything

world-renowned activist and scholar Angela Y