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
29
12, 2021
The ghosts of Rome: returning home
Finding bright company in the inner world of the spirit during the winter season.
26
12, 2021
The growing power of Rome’s monuments (Alex Fox, BBC Travel)
Scientists and engineers continue to explore the creative power of classical concrete.
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.
9
10, 2021
Two cultures and a third (A.C. Grayling, The Article)
How science and business may marginalize the humanities, to their detriment.
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.
19
07, 2021
Imagining the Unity of the Arts and the Sciences (Charlotte Drew, The Minton Archive)
How the arts illustrate the wholeness of knowledge.
1
06, 2021
Peru’s fertile past (Erica Gies, BBC Future)
How pre-Incan science provides answers to modern problems.
28
04, 2021
The humanities of healing, post-Covid (Rebekah Widdowfield, The Herald)
Appreciating the human element in the recovery from the pandemic.
14
04, 2021
Medicine in crisis (Molly Worthen, New York Times)
That the pandemic should usher in a deepening interest in medical humanities.