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Thunderbolts and lightning
| Ruth Garde
Fire in the sky has always exerted a hold on our imagination, even as early scientists unlocked the secrets of atmospheric electricity.
- In pictures
- In pictures
Southern Italy’s centuries-long dancing mania
| Amelia Soth
How the symptom of a terrifying sickness became a lively folk dance in southern Italy.
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Titans in the landscape
| Ruth Garde
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How electromagnetic therapy inspired me
| Sarah James
Poet Sarah James explores how repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation treated her depression and influenced her art.
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Charged bodies
| Ruth Garde
Electrified humans brought education and performance together with a spark in the 18th century.
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Eels and feels
| Ruth Garde
For Georgian Londoners, the allure of electric animals was both intellectual and sensual.
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The current that kills
| Ruth Garde
In the 19th century, electricity held life in the balance, with the power to execute – or reanimate.