The idea that autistic people lack a ‘theory of mind’ has shaped ASD research for 40 years. The evidence never supported it – and it’s time to move on.
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In the right context, films can move across many different genres in the span of their lifetime, depending on the audiences that watch them.
Framing the Keane-McCarthy spat as an intimate power struggle keeps the film from slipping into nostalgia or easy hero worship.
An expert in the marketing of zero-alcohol drinks explains what went wrong.
Noise first became a public health issue in interwar Britain – called the ‘age of noise’ by dystopian author Aldous Huxley.
After British television was established in 1926, it went on to foster a productively rich relationship with the arts, but coverage has seriously declined this century.
New census-linked data reveals a stark UK health inequality: sexual minority people die younger and at higher rates than heterosexual people.
Iran’s young population is educated and connected to the world: even state violence cannot deny their freedom in the long run.
In one of England’s most deprived cities with one of the most ambitious climate targets, research shows the huge influence that emotion has on sustainability goals.
This ridiculous but heartbreaking football bust-up nearly tore Ireland apart.
We don’t just want employable graduates – we also need capable citizens.
Deportations are draining the pool of agricultural workers, while tariffs are forcing up costs for farmers and small businesses.
Delegates at the World Economic Forum at Davos have been confronted with starkly opposing visions of the future of world affairs.
The use of tariffs to try to rebalance trade has been a central plank of Trump 2.0 economic policy. But has it worked?
The board of peace will be chaired by the US president and will cost member states US$1 billion to join.
Romantasy is bringing big money into publishing and more women to fantasy.
It seems apt then that two films concerned with the failures of leftwing revolutionary politics should emerge almost simultaneously with Donald Trump’s resurgence.
Celebrating literary anniversaries centres on many things including cultural connection, nostalgia, pride and a sense of belonging.
For some Swedes, the question isn’t simply whether a wealth tax works, but what kind of society has been lost with its abolition.
Thousands of Russians have travelled to monasteries and priests for exorcisms since the start of the Ukraine war.
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