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The literary craft of Khawaja Aftab Hassan: Khawaja Aftab’s storytelling style immerses readers deeply
The News International 30 Mar 2025
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Tadesse Mesfin and Ethiopian Modernism: Bridging Tradition and Innovation
Tadias 28 Mar 2025
We invite our readers to explore this in-depth analysis of Tadesse Mesfin’s artistic journey and to appreciate the ways in which his work bridges past and present, local and global, realism and abstraction.
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Study: To Keep Seafarers From Quitting, Stop Shipboard Harassment
The Maritime Executive 28 Mar 2025
"These guidelines serve as a roadmap for shipping companies striving to improve employee well-being, and will also help seafarers and other stakeholders identify companies that take sustainability and social responsibility seriously.
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In Atlanta, ‘Innervisions’ Conjures Black Abstraction as Ab-Ex’s Twin
New York Observer 25 Mar 2025
Social Realism, a movement equal parts artistic and labor-related from the 1930s and 1940s, sought to document and uplift the working class—a response to the horrors of the First World War.
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Children’s books are too depressing
The Spectator 25 Mar 2025
Presented with this selection – depressing social realism with a didactic emphasis on diversity and inclusion – I’m not sure I’d be kicking down the library doors either ... In the fiction category there’s more social realism in verse.
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My big weekend traveling to Moscow
The Vindicator 22 Mar 2025
foreign policy mavens of the virtues and values of realism. Realism is the theory of relations between nations in which each nation recognizes the territorial sovereignty and legitimate security needs of all others.
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Adolescence star Ashley Walters on what prison taught him, fame, and finding peace
AOL 21 Mar 2025
Half a lifetime ago ... Obviously ... Co-created by Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne, it collides classic British social realism with a Netflix budget to miraculous effect, each of its four episodes filmed in one continuous take by director Philip Barantini.
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Why Adolescence's one-take storytelling to deliver a gritty look on teen rage, bullying and social ...
Hindustan Times 20 Mar 2025
The conversation is chilling in its realism, exposing how social isolation and online ideologies can warp a teenager’s perception of relationships and self-worth.
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Adolescence Doesn’t Have the Answer
New York Magazine 19 Mar 2025
... social-media symbology to his impatient father ... Adolescence is a work of social realism, but it also captures the cosmic horror lingering in the background within the experience of raising a boy.
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JOHN MACLEOD: In praise of the humble soap opera, where you can't make eggs without ...
The Daily Mail 19 Mar 2025
But it could never be accused of gritty social realism – one involved storyline centred on the disappearance of Dougie’s tup – and, from the early Nineties, wider network airing evaporated.
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‘The younger me would have sat up and nodded’: Adolescence writer Jack Thorne on the insidious appeal of incel culture
The Observer 18 Mar 2025
Yet spend any time on forums on 4chan or Reddit, spend any time on most social media platforms and you end up, quite quickly, in some dark spaces ... What you hope when you make a piece of social realism is to create a conversation.
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From Adolescence to ET: The 15 greatest child performances
The Daily Telegraph 18 Mar 2025
Ken Loach may have long since slid into self-parodying agitprop, but his masterly adaptation of Barry Hines’s novel managed a rare combination of humour, pathos and social realism, all anchored in ...
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