Critical Collection (page 7)

"Exploring the Critical: From Powys to Politics" In this captivating journey, we delve into the realm of criticality through various intriguing facets

Critical Collection: Arched passage in the Crusader Castle built by the Franks in 12th century, Byblos

Arched passage in the Crusader Castle built by the Franks in 12th century, Byblos, Lebanon

Critical Collection: Cruise ship moored at the Thracian side of the Bosphorus, aerial, Istanbul - 2010

Cruise ship moored at the Thracian side of the Bosphorus, aerial, Istanbul - 2010 European Capital of Culture - Turkey

Critical Collection: Oliver Earl Bolingbroke

Oliver Earl Bolingbroke
OLIVER ST. JOHN, first earl BOLINGBROKE - statesman who took an active part in the political affairs of his day, critical of Charles I. Date: 1580 - 1646

Critical Collection: Members of Langdael Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team doing a stretcher lower down a crag in Langdale

Members of Langdael Ambleside Mountain Rescue Team doing a stretcher lower down a crag in Langdale as part of training
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Critical Collection: US Soldier Attacked

US Soldier Attacked
US soldiers under physical attack in the Philippines and critical attack at home from the press and pacifists

Critical Collection: Hospitals / USA / Bellevue

Hospitals / USA / Bellevue
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, NEW YORK A critical case: a bedside consultation for the benefit of students and nurses

Critical Collection: Animals Admire Poster

Animals Admire Poster
Passers-by in the street inspect with a critical eye a poster for Grandvilles Metamorphoses du jour

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"Exploring the Critical: From Powys to Politics" In this captivating journey, we delve into the realm of criticality through various intriguing facets. John Cowper Powys, a literary genius known for his profound insights, guides us with his words that cut through societal norms and expectations. As we navigate further, we stumble upon a medical prescription that serves as a satirical artwork. It humorously highlights the absurdities of our healthcare system while reminding us of the power of laughter in healing. Moving on, we encounter an unusual punishment from Germany's past - the Shame Flute. This peculiar instrument was used to shame poor musicians and serves as a reminder of how society has evolved over time. Our expedition takes us deep into Gunung Leuser National Park in Northern Sumatra where an enchanting sight awaits us - a majestic Sumatran orangutan perched gracefully on a log. This image reminds us of nature's beauty and its vulnerability in the face of human encroachment. Next, we come across Donald McGill's comic postcard featuring Dirty Collar. Through humor and satire, it sheds light on societal taboos and challenges conventional notions surrounding decency. The HMS Kale emerges from history as an E-class River-class destroyer with its own tale to tell. A symbol of strength amidst chaos, it represents resilience in times of adversity. We then witness Beethoven and Goethe raising their voices against Adolf Hitler's atrocities. Their criticism echoes throughout history as they refuse to be silenced by tyranny. A vibrant Jay bird catches our attention next – Garrulus glandarius – native to Germany. Its presence reminds us that even within nature's realm exists intelligence worth acknowledging. Heal and Son Advertisement beckons towards quality craftsmanship passed down through generations—an ode to timeless traditions that withstand changing tides. "A Finer Screen Needed, " exclaims a cartoon depicting US immigration policy—a stark critique urging introspection about inclusivity and compassion towards those seeking refuge.