The relevance of Renaissance reasoning
Renaissance history remains relevant not only for the humanities, but for our health.
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11, 2020
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11, 2020
Humanities in dialogue and crisis
Speaking of the humanities on the international front.
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11, 2020
Humanities at work in American households (Humanities Indicators, November 2020)
A new extensive study shows the breadth of the humanities in everyday life and work.
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11, 2020
Silent fall at Guilford College (John Newsom, Greensboro News and Record)
Silencing the humanities, and other programs, at the 150-year-old Quaker college.
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10, 2020
The survival of the humanities (J. Baskin and A. Berg, NY Times)
How the academy imperils the state of the humanities.
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10, 2020
Humanities at fall (Elyssa Cherney, Chicago Tribune)
The cancellations of majors and programs continue.
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10, 2020
General education is not so general (A. Delbanco and J.P. Peede, Inside Higher Ed)
Fighting the decline of general education, and the humanities, with a new grant initiative.
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09, 2020
Science and dialogue
The way that dialogue, cultivated since antiquity, can open up our understanding in science and other fields.
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09, 2020
Enlightened doctors (Jeff Kane, The Union)
Why medical schools look to humanities knowledge.
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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.