If it isn’t in another category, it is here.
6
05, 2019
Faith in machinery and the question of culture
Does the machinery of life become an end in itself?
5
05, 2019
Why physics needs the humanities (Lincoln Carr, Physics World)
How physics can re-discover its kinship with the humanities.
3
05, 2019
The shrinking humanities (Rosário Couto Costa, Palgrave Communications)
The downward spiral in humanities is a loss for all.
29
04, 2019
What, me worry? (Adam Kirsch, Wall Street Journal)
The reports of the death of the humanities have been an exaggeration.
24
04, 2019
Coming to terms with the ‘non-morality’ of nature
Whether we can accept nature on nonmoral terms.
19
04, 2019
Notre Dame and hi-tech restoration (Tim Newcomb, Popular Mechanics)
The laser images of the cathedral may provide the blueprint for its restoration.
15
04, 2019
Can your screen time affect your grade? (Daniel Je, OneClass)
Spending time on your screen increases the likelihood of lower grades.
6
04, 2019
Still more fables for modern times
Fables can still suit these times.
5
04, 2019
The humanities’ edge in the tech-savvy world (Amanda Ruggeri, BBC Capital)
The humanities foster abilities need in today's tech-savvy society.
2
04, 2019
AI and classics (Kyle Wiggers, VentureBeat)
AI helps researchers understand how ancient Greek evolved.