History, health, and the business of philanthropy
A lecture on the ways history affects philanthropy's mission for global health.
7
04, 2021
2
04, 2021
Metaphors and myths for the Covid-Era (Maria Giulia Marini, Medicina Narrativa ISTUD)
How metaphors and myths shape our experiences with Covid-19.
23
03, 2021
All features great and small (Jan Thomas, The Conversation)
How science and the humanities can flow together mid-stream.
9
02, 2021
Norway invests in the humanities (J. P. Myklebust, University World News)
The University of Norway leads the charge for the humanities.
7
02, 2021
Fables for early spring
Changes in nature, including our own, beneath the surface.
25
01, 2021
History traces our future, beyond modernity
How history, especially in the unconscious, directs our future paths.
23
01, 2021
A loss of words in “retirement” (MIT AgeLab)
Diminishing vocabulary as we imagine our "second childhood."
5
01, 2021
Biophilosophy and modern medicine (Howard Taubman, New York Times)
The inventor of the polio vaccine imagines a site for collaboration between science and humanities.
28
12, 2020
Shakespeare versus cancer (Kathy Marks, Australian Academy of the Humanities)
Applying linguistic analysis to cancer diagnosis and treatment.
20
12, 2020
The humanities in medical school (Association of American Medical Colleges)
Why medical schools need to integrate the humanities in their training.