Great Thinkers
-
Frida Kahlo: The Mind That Made a Body Speak
“I don’t really know if my paintings are surreal or not, but I do know that they represent the frankest expression of myself.” Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) turned her body into a language—and then taught us how to read it. Childhood polio, a catastrophic bus crash at eighteen, and years of surgeries and infection didn’t merely Read more
-
Oscar Wilde: The Irish Rebel Who Dared to be Himself
“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” Today, on St Patrick’s Day, as the world celebrates Irish culture, we remember one of Ireland’s most captivating rebels: Oscar Wilde. He wasn’t just a playwright or an aesthete—Wilde was a psychological revolutionary, whose razor-sharp wit challenged the moral fabric of Victorian society. Beneath his flamboyance lay a Read more
-
Shakespeare: The Genius Behind History’s Greatest Dramatist
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” – Shakespeare, As You Like It William Shakespeare was more than a playwright; he was a profound observer of the human psyche. His works capture the raw complexities of ambition, love, jealousy, and power with an insight that rivals modern psychology. But Read more
Psychistory 