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The president of The Met, Daniel Weiss, talks about the public role of the museum.

Literary theorist Emily Apter unravels the untranslatability of norms and prohibitions across cultural lines.

Writer Anne Finger on the Nazi uses of disability.

Literary historian Martin Pucher is working on a history of Rotwelsch, an unwritten European language of thieves.

Artist Lucy Raven is working on "Remote Location," a film about the Enola Gay, filmed in Utah.

German president Frank-Walter Steinmeier on the dependence of democracy upon reason.

George Frampton considers what national US policymakers might learn from others’ efforts in addressing climate change.

California-based writer Anne Finger is currently crafting essays about disability in Berlin.

Prerna Singh argues that the adoption of medical advances lies in their embedding in familiar contexts.

George T. Frampton is looking into how businesses in Europe are involved in shaping national climate policy.