The novelist Julian Barnes doubts that we can ever really overcome our fixed beliefs. He should keep an open mind.

Urdu fiction has repeatedly attempted to structure the flow of time through human experiences to bring home the inconclusive ...

Some books may fairly be called intimidating. They seem to attest to their own authority and almost defy the reader to question their judgments. Such a work is “The Reopening of the Western Mind ...

In “Changing My Mind,” a slender new book-length essay that has the misfortune to share a title with a 2009 collection by Zadie Smith, Julian Barnes, the novelist and all-around man of letters ...

The wry premise of his book is that he’s changed his mind about how we change our minds, evolving from a Keynesian faith in fact and reason to a framing inspired by the Dadaist Francis Picabia ...

Keeping this in mind, when we think of books on philosophy in Urdu, we are rather pleasantly surprised to find that the number of books in Urdu on philosophy is by no means meagre.

Beautifully rendered into Urdu, with keeping in mind children’s mental and moral needs, translations include, for example: Sulaimani Khazana, a simplified and short Urdu version of Rider Haggard ...

The Moeraki Boulders in Koekohe Beach were included in Lonely Planet's 50 Natural Wonders to Blow Your Mind book. Photo / Getty Images. Three of New Zealand's most stunning natural wonders have ...