STEM, meet SHAPE (David Carradine and Julia Black, Wonkhe)
Announcing SHAPE, a coalition of humanities, arts, and social sciences, in complementarity with STEM
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06, 2020
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06, 2020
The rising cost of humanities in Australia (Susan Forde, The Conversation)
As the Australian government raises the cost of humanities degrees, it ignores their importance for business and culture.
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06, 2020
The nearness of Shakespeare’s thinking (Scott Newstok)
Why Shakespeare still informs us about education in our time of technology.
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05, 2020
The humanities’ counsel to science during the coronavirus (Ronald W. Dworkin, The American Interest)
Why science needs to heed the humanities during the coronavirus.
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03, 2020
Life at a distance (Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal)
Living apart with the internet weighs on our emotional health.
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03, 2020
The humanities’ peril and promise (Thelonious Georz, The Daily)
In the face the peril, the humanities promise change for the better.
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02, 2020
The long history of the humanities crisis (David Sessions, The New Republic)
How business and technocracy shaped the humanities crisis for many years.
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02, 2020
Don’t call me (Markowitz, Hancock, Bailenson, and Reeves: PLoS One)
Being alone with a silent phone may help mental focus.
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02, 2020
Digital and print, reconsidered (Steven Johnson, Washington Post)
The ways digital and print reading influence how we think and feel.
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01, 2020
No history needed, nor languages (University of Sunderland, UK)
To find your career, you needn't learn history or modern languages.