The humanities and critical inquiry (James Hankins, Public Discourse)
How the history of the humanities can show us the way to critical reform.
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06, 2020
The nearness of Shakespeare’s thinking (Scott Newstok)
Why Shakespeare still informs us about education in our time of technology.
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06, 2020
A Distant Mirror? Economic Lessons from the Black Death (William Caferro)
How the fourteenth-century plague offers deeper lessons for our understanding of pandemics.
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06, 2020
Paradigms of Pandemic (Simone Marchesi)
Reflections on the coronavirus when reading Renaissance literature.
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06, 2020
Humanities and the coronavirus crisis (Kirsten Ostherr, Inside Higher Ed)
The ways the humanities can aid in contending with the coronavirus.
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05, 2020
Hawks and Yawps (Thomas Herron)
Humanities, and humanity, on campuses deserted on account of coronavirus.
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05, 2020
The humanities’ counsel to science during the coronavirus (Ronald W. Dworkin, The American Interest)
Why science needs to heed the humanities during the coronavirus.
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05, 2020
Calzabigi 70: crossings of time and language on the Tuscan coast (Antonio Bardi)
How family, language, and memory take new forms in the time of the coronavirus.
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05, 2020
Humanities weathering the storm? (Humanities Indicators)
Humanities departments appear to maintain stability in degrees and faculty in this latest survey.
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05, 2020
Lessons of the pandemic (George A. Soper, Science)
Fighting viral contagion with time-tested advice.