Measuring gain and counting loss (Adrienne Bernhard, BBC Future)
How algebra became a calculus for life's passages, beginning in the 8th century.
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12, 2020
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12, 2020
History beneath the surface (Nora McGreevy, Smithsonian Magazine)
Radar reveals Viking history buried in Norway.
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12, 2020
Losing history
That the crisis of the humanities, and the loss of history, comes here and to us all.
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11, 2020
The limits of science (William Reville, The Irish Times)
Knowing the reach of science in order to realize the place of the humanities.
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11, 2020
A healing legacy (Joel A. Klein, Huntington Library)
How the history of medieval and Early Modern medicine informs our knowledge today.
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11, 2020
The relevance of Renaissance reasoning
Renaissance history remains relevant not only for the humanities, but for our health.
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11, 2020
A second Troy
The humanities know loss and hope, and maintain a greater vision.
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10, 2020
The suitcase of knowledge ( G. Mangiapane and A. Parrinello, Reuters)
At 96, a college graduate receives high honors in history and philosophy.
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09, 2020
Making the choice (Sarah Whitebloom, Oxford Arts Blog)
Decisions on public health rely on philosophy more than science.
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09, 2020
The humanities edge (The British Academy)
New quantitative data demonstrate how valuable the humanities are to the job market.