Machiavelli and the marketplace (Kathryn Dill, Wall Street Journal)
How the Florentine's observations retain their business relevance.
29
10, 2021
9
10, 2021
Two cultures and a third (A.C. Grayling, The Article)
How science and business may marginalize the humanities, to their detriment.
25
09, 2021
Finding Merlin (University of Bristol)
New detective work pieces together another view of the medieval wizard.
13
09, 2021
Automatic failure (Kathryn Dill, Wall Street Journal)
How the algorithm of employment software cannot assess one's job history.
9
09, 2021
Mindful of oneself (David Robson, BBC Worklife)
How mindfulness may serve to increase one's self-preoccupation.
24
08, 2021
The chronic crisis of the humanities (Merve Emre and Len Gutkin, Chronicle of Higher Education)
That the humanities are always in crisis as part of their modern history.
6
08, 2021
Reviving history in a time of crisis (James Hankins, Public Discourse)
That the Renaissance can live again, for our spiritual welfare.
1
08, 2021
What’s in a name, AI? (Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal)
How the language we use to identify AI carries preconceptions and fosters misunderstanding.
19
07, 2021
Imagining the Unity of the Arts and the Sciences (Charlotte Drew, The Minton Archive)
How the arts illustrate the wholeness of knowledge.
14
06, 2021
A world of falling humanities (Humanities Indicators)
The small share of humanities degrees worldwide grows smaller.