Judging books by their covers (Anna Honer)
Science and history combine to record a forgotten history of the book.
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01, 2022
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01, 2022
Virtual humanities (Rebecca Koenig, EdSurge)
Does the future of the humanities lie outside academia?
29
12, 2021
Self-betterment through better reading (John McWhorter, New York Times)
Improving oneself through the study of great books.
19
11, 2021
Decoding Newton’s writings (James R. Voelkel, Science History Institute)
Using new scientific methods to determine the course of Newton's thinking.
10
11, 2021
Degrees of well-being in the humanities (Humanities Indicators)
A new survey charts how humanities graduates feel about their education and their lives.
29
10, 2021
Machiavelli and the marketplace (Kathryn Dill, Wall Street Journal)
How the Florentine's observations retain their business relevance.
9
10, 2021
Two cultures and a third (A.C. Grayling, The Article)
How science and business may marginalize the humanities, to their detriment.
29
09, 2021
Is there a doctor in the arts? (Myth Parks, The Oakland Post)
A comprehensive review shows the benefits of humanities in medicine.
15
09, 2021
Re-thinking the meaning of health (Janelle S. Ayers, Cell)
Health is more than the absence of disease: a new understanding of remaining healthy.
13
09, 2021
Automatic failure (Kathryn Dill, Wall Street Journal)
How the algorithm of employment software cannot assess one's job history.