Anna Gát interviewed by Miller's Book Review
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A big bet on American culture.
Interintellect’s founder and CEO Anna Gát has been interviewed by Joel J Miller, the author of The Idea Machine — a great book about books — and the Substack Miller’s Book Review. Earlier this year, Joel was Anna’s guest at an in-person Interintellect conversation in New York City. Now it was he who asked the questions! Anna and Joel focused on cultural liberation discussing life, reading, Interintellect’s philosophy, cultural institutions, Shakespeare, Hungarian novels, language, taste, canon, AI and cognitive autonomy, the humanities, as well as Anna’s concepts of personal culture and…
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