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Art for art’s sake, but for people’s health too

Letter: Jenny Waldman of Art Fund responds to a long read that said instrumentalisation is reducing the value of art as an end in itself

The Guardian - UK

Five Great Reads: a month in tradwife land, Francesca Albanese’s ‘rollercoaster’ life, and the problem with six-second hugs

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey

The Guardian - AU

Britain rejoining Erasmus+ won’t halt the nativist tide – but it’s a step in the right direction

In an era of rising nationalism, this move represents a brief flicker of hope for the internationalist ideal, says writer and philosopher Julian Baggini

The Guardian - UK

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Sixty is the new golden age: meet the stellar generation hitting this milestone

There must have been something in the air in 1964. Many of the people who shape our world are turning 60 this year

The Guardian - UK

The Post Office scandal is a rare moment of catharsis. Now, we must channel that rage

The story has united a nation. Such consensus is rare, and we should refuse to pin the blame on a few bad apples, says author and philosopher Julian Baggini

The Guardian - UK

Organic farming has a vital role to play in creating a sustainable world

Letter: Sarah Compson of the Soil Association responds to an article by Julian Baggini in which he questions the organic movement

The Guardian - UK

Why do we keep the central heating off? It isn’t a thriftifarian pose

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Julian Baggini about those who try to keep their energy bills low even though they could afford to pay bigger bills

The Guardian - UK

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As prices rise, the cost of living crisis has reawakened the ‘thriftifarians’

Haves posing as have nots is a distasteful phenomenon that papers over how unequal British society really is, says writer and philosopher Julian Baggini

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the question to define this sorry era: Truss or Johnson, which is worse?

The former PM was a shambles; his successor is a zealot. Still, calling for him to be replaced was a risk we had to take, says philosopher Julian Baggini

The Guardian - UK

Animal lovers? Actually, Britain is a nation of sentimental hypocrites

Kurt Zouma kicks a cat and hundreds of thousands protest. But we don’t care about the creatures reared for that cat’s food, says writer and philosopher Julian Baggini

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