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Author: Irene J Karthik

On Art and Paradoxes

“It moves. They are all alive. Even the moon bulges in its orange irons to push children, like a god, from its eye.” Originally posted by Irene J. Karthik on…

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Published August 31, 2022By Irene J Karthik
Tagged art, literature, Poetry

More Poetry Please!

At what age did you meet poetry? My earliest recollection of meeting a close cousin of poetry was when I was four. My mother used to sing lullabies to put…

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Published May 11, 2022By Irene J Karthik
Tagged literature

Stepping into Our Agora: Reflections on Hosting the ‘Story of Philosophy’ Series

As a child, I was always intrigued by my parents’ bookshelf. I would see my father deeply engrossed in books that looked incredibly hard to understand.  The books that I…

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Published July 6, 2021By Irene J Karthik

Creating Human Moments During Online Conversations

By Irene Karthik — first published on her blog A close friend confessed that she missed the human connection on the zoom calls. She longed to get back to the office…

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Published December 17, 2020By Irene J Karthik
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