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Einstein on Education
Join me, online or in person, as I present “The Limits of Science: Why Albert Einstein Believed Science Needs the Humanities” this Sunday, November 26…
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Video: Beyond Buzzwords: The Meaning and Significance of Critical Thinking
Listen to Dr. Jeffrey Nall's October 15, 2023 lecture on critical thinking and its relevance to everyday life
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Waterbirth at Sea: Pregnancy, a Power Drill, and Transcendence in the Middle of "Nowhere"
An exploration of the 2023 dystopian film, "Nowhere," and its unique representation of human transcendence
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From FDR to Coretta Scott King: Economic Rights and the New Poor People's Campaign
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Living Truths and Dead Dogmas: How the Humanities Honors Freedom of Thought and Expression
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What Critics of the Humanities Don't Understand
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The Limits of Science: Why Einstein Believed Science Needs the Humanities
Thinking for Ourselves: The Good Life and the Art of Critical Thinking
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Thinking for Ourselves: The Good Life and the Art of Critical Thinking
Critical thinking isn’t just any kind of thinking. To think well, to think critically is an art—a skill—requiring study, practice, and conscious effort…
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He'd Rather be a Killer than a Girl: What Halloween Costumes Can Teach Us About the Patriarchal Thinking Within Us All
Part III of a series exploring what Halloween can teach us about the lasting influence of patriarchal ideology
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Costumed in Gender, Haunted by Patriarchy
Part II of a series exploring what Halloween can teach us about the continued influence of patriarchal ideology in our world
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Why So Serious? Halloween, Popular Culture, and the Specter of Anonymous Authority
Part I of a series exploring what Halloween can teach us about dominant culture
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The Words of War
Rethinking Ordinary Language Around War and Foreign Policy
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Imperialism and American Privilege, Those Which Must Be Named
Most Americans benefit from a cultural privileging of our national-ethnic identity. The often misunderstood concept of intersectionality is useful in…
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The Other 9/11: Movies, Militarism, and What's Missing from Popular American Consciousness
Part IV of a series exploring the intersection of movies, popular culture, and the U.S. military
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Humanities in Revolt
Humanities in Revolt
High school dropout turned college professor bringing the insights of the humanities out of the ivory tower and into the streets and homes of everyday life.
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