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Mona Who?

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Isis looks at the role of an audacious 1911 theft in starting the legend of this iconic painting. Continue reading

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The Rise and Fall of Internet Poetry

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What if someone were to tell you that practically everything on the internet – from LOLcats to facebook chat conversations, from Viagra adverts in spam e-mails to inane tweets – was potentially of poetic value? That bloggers, and creators of … Continue reading

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FROM THE ARCHIVES

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Through-the-Lens Issue Continue reading

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Afghan Woman’s Hour

Zarghuna Kargar, photographed by Charlie Hopkinson © 2010

Zarghuna Kargar, the former producer and presenter of the ground-breaking radio show, Afghan Woman’s Hour, speaks to the ISIS. Continue reading

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I Love You – ISIS Cover, 1965 Continue reading

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Spreading the Word

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Isis interviews the Evangelists and Charity workers of Cornmarket Street, Oxford.
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Photo Essay – Gedi Ruins

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  The Gedi Ruins are the remains of an ancient Swahili coastal town.          

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We must not forget them…

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‘We must not forget them. They are non-negotiable. The Falklands are Argentine.’ Continue reading

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Cockfighting

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Cockfighting has been illegal in England since 1845, but the practice continues to flourish within the law in many parts of the world, including the coastal Peruvian village of Nepena. Organisers of cockfights in Britain can incur prison sentences and fines, but champion cock breeders in Nepena win prize money and prestige. Continue reading

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