An Oscar-Profitable Animation of Ernest Hemingway’s “The Previous Man and the Sea” Painted on 29,000 Frames of Glass

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Ernest Hemingway’s roman­tic adven­ture of man and mar­lin, The Previous Man and the Sea, has per­haps spent extra time on highschool recent­man Eng­lish learn­ing lists than any oth­er work of fic­tion, which could lead one to think about the nov­el as younger grownup fic­tion. However past the ebook’s abil­i­ty to com­mu­ni­cate broad themes of per­se­ver­ance,…

Face to Face with Carl Jung: ‘Man Can’t Stand a Meaningless Life’ (1959)

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Carl Gus­tav Jung, founding father of ana­lyt­ic psy­chol­o­gy and explor­er of the col­lec­tive uncon­scious, was born on July 26, 1875 within the vil­lage of Kess­wil, within the Thur­gau can­ton of Switzer­land. Above, we current a fas­ci­nat­ing 39-minute inter­view of Jung by John Free­man for the BBC professional­gram Face to Face. It was filmed at Jung’s…