Self-betterment through better reading (John McWhorter, New York Times)
Improving oneself through the study of great books.
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Improving oneself through the study of great books.
The humanities debates too often overlook the place of the humanities.
Voices of the spirit world and their historical, timeless importance.
How dreams have affected our reasoning and reality, then and now.
What it takes to be a psychoanalyst.
Our sciences have their roots in myth.
Two formative thinkers of the 20th-century consider the force of instinctual aggression.
On silence. Why poets, and others, look for quietude – with lovers, friends, or by themselves – in lieu of words Doodle: Good morning, Noodle. You appear deep in thought. Noodle: Thanks for the interruption. I’m puzzled by a poem. As a professor of the humanities, I’ve read a lot of poetry, and should be [...]
Science and (the absence of) happiness: to what degree do science and technology condition our sense of happiness? During the last few generations humankind has made an extraordinary advance in the natural sciences and in their technological application and has established humanity's control over nature in a way never before imagined.... People are proud of these achievements, [...]