How Shakespeare and Classical Readings Still Tempests Our Minds
World Book Day As we celebrate the International Day of Books, we’re reminded that reading is far more than entertainment…
National Tea Day: teabags and microplastics
Yesterday, the United Kingdom celebrated National Tea Day, a tradition observed annually since 2015. Across the nation, tea rooms, hotels,…
Pope Francis: Dialogue between science and faith
Daily 27 is a democratic journal and democracy requires pluralism. Besides, being a journal with information based on scientific evidence,…
Dialogic Literary Gatherings Without Classics?
Those of us who enjoy reading classics with our students, families, friends, or various companions are already familiar with the…
NAM beyond social class and skin color
It is a mistake to think that New Alternative Masculinities (NAM)—understood as ways of being a man that offer a…
The West will dust off its beauty or it will fall
Of course, the rapid decline of the West in today’s world depends on multiple and immensely powerful factors—especially the dynamics…
When Trash Becomes Beauty: “The Cateura Orchestra”
As Paulo Freire encouraged us to transform difficulties into opportunities, this principle is strongly reflected in the “Recycled Instruments Orchestra…
Henrietta Swan Levitt and the first standard candles in astronomy
The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope in the beginning of 2021 opened a new window to gaze into…
Inside the Thinking Brain: Scientists Reveal the Most Detailed Map of Neural Activity Ever Made
According to a recent publication in Nature, scientists have created the most detailed map ever of a living brain in…
Yes, I’m a journalologist!
Journalology is not a new term. Initially coined in 1989 by Stephen Lock, a former editor in chief of the…