The long history of the humanities crisis (David Sessions, The New Republic)
How business and technocracy shaped the humanities crisis for many years.
How business and technocracy shaped the humanities crisis for many years.
How the humanities have lost their centrality.
Asserting the usefulness of the humanities, apart from moneymaking.
How literature and history deepen the complexity of gaming.
More evidence of how humanities study leads to wide-ranging careers.
How business can make use of the humanities without turning them into something useful.
An argument for tech's ascendence and the humanities' demise.
The dismal science of economics is brightened by narrative.
Shaping history at Harvard in new senses.
Knowing the human dimension in your business pitch often leads to success.