The Queen Who Was to Stay (Alyssa Falcone)
The corona Queen's reluctance to exit.
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02, 2021
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02, 2021
A walk in the woods (Betsy Morris, Wall Street Journal)
How nature provides the means of health, if we would use it.
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02, 2021
Moonlight becomes you (L. Casiraghi, et al., Science Advances)
That the moon enlivens us no matter the technology.
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02, 2021
Norway invests in the humanities (J. P. Myklebust, University World News)
The University of Norway leads the charge for the humanities.
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02, 2021
Fables for early spring
Changes in nature, including our own, beneath the surface.
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02, 2021
Expanding medical training (R. Kneebone and C. Schlegel, The Lancet)
Medical practice involves practice in other disciplines, including humanities.
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01, 2021
History traces our future, beyond modernity
How history, especially in the unconscious, directs our future paths.
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01, 2021
A loss of words in “retirement” (MIT AgeLab)
Diminishing vocabulary as we imagine our "second childhood."
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01, 2021
The healing power of Chinese music (Changzhen Gong, The Edge)
Mind-body therapy through the healing power of music.
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01, 2021
Pandemic science in Renaissance Sardinia (Zaria Gorvett, BBC Future)
Lessons learned, and taught, during the plague years in Europe.