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Daniel Kaufman (Missouri State University, The Electric Agora) and David Ottlinger (The Electric Agora)

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How TV made film into art

Media theorist Eric McLuhan explains how every new technology starts by doing all the old jobs, and reshapes the world in the process. Plus: Parallels between rap and The Odyssey.

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Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss the limits of neuroscience in understanding human emotion and cognition.

Where neuroscience falls short

Massimo Pigliucci, co-editor of the new book Science Unlimited?: The Challenges of Scientism, explains why science alone can never answer all questions about human consciousness. Plus: Why there is no empirically grounded “good”.

The myth of the “mountain white”

William Black and Elizabeth Catte discuss Appalachian identity.

The perks of sanctimony

Robert Wright and neuroscientist Molly Crockett discuss the risks and rewards of being morally outraged online.

Feeling down, looking down

Fascial specialist David Lesondak describes the relationship between posture and mental health.

Yoga’s not just about stretching

Yoga teacher Josh Summers discusses the meditative and spiritual aspects of the practice.

Why the Mortara case is still provoking argument 150 years later

Pater Edmund Waldstein, a Cistercian monk, explains the historical incident that recently sparked a wide-ranging intellectual debate.

Translating the nonverbal

Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss the influence of culture on the brain’s reading of human emotion.

A morbid inspiration

Sister Theresa Aletheia Noble, author of the book The Prodigal You Love, explains the importance of “memento mori,” or remembering one’s own death, in her spiritual practice.

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Daniel Kaufman (Missouri State University, The Electric Agora) and David Ottlinger (The Electric Agora)

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How TV made film into art

Media theorist Eric McLuhan explains how every new technology starts by doing all the old jobs, and reshapes the world in the process. Plus: Parallels between rap and The Odyssey.

What brain imaging doesn’t tell us

Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss the limits of neuroscience in understanding human emotion and cognition.

Where neuroscience falls short

Massimo Pigliucci, co-editor of the new book Science Unlimited?: The Challenges of Scientism, explains why science alone can never answer all questions about human consciousness. Plus: Why there is no empirically grounded “good”.

The myth of the “mountain white”

William Black and Elizabeth Catte discuss Appalachian identity.

The perks of sanctimony

Robert Wright and neuroscientist Molly Crockett discuss the risks and rewards of being morally outraged online.

Feeling down, looking down

Fascial specialist David Lesondak describes the relationship between posture and mental health.

Yoga’s not just about stretching

Yoga teacher Josh Summers discusses the meditative and spiritual aspects of the practice.

Why the Mortara case is still provoking argument 150 years later

Pater Edmund Waldstein, a Cistercian monk, explains the historical incident that recently sparked a wide-ranging intellectual debate.

Translating the nonverbal

Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss the influence of culture on the brain’s reading of human emotion.

A morbid inspiration

Sister Theresa Aletheia Noble, author of the book The Prodigal You Love, explains the importance of “memento mori,” or remembering one’s own death, in her spiritual practice.

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Daniel Kaufman (Missouri State University, The Electric Agora) and David Ottlinger (The Electric Agora)

Media theorist Eric McLuhan explains how every new technology starts by doing all the old jobs, and reshapes the world in the process. Plus: Parallels between rap and The Odyssey.

Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss the limits of neuroscience in understanding human emotion and cognition.

Massimo Pigliucci, co-editor of the new book Science Unlimited?: The Challenges of Scientism, explains why science alone can never answer all questions about human consciousness. Plus: Why there is no empirically grounded “good”.

William Black and Elizabeth Catte discuss Appalachian identity.

Robert Wright and neuroscientist Molly Crockett discuss the risks and rewards of being morally outraged online.

Fascial specialist David Lesondak describes the relationship between posture and mental health.

Yoga teacher Josh Summers discusses the meditative and spiritual aspects of the practice.

Pater Edmund Waldstein, a Cistercian monk, explains the historical incident that recently sparked a wide-ranging intellectual debate.

Stephen Asma and Rami Gabriel discuss the influence of culture on the brain’s reading of human emotion.

Sister Theresa Aletheia Noble, author of the book The Prodigal You Love, explains the importance of “memento mori,” or remembering one’s own death, in her spiritual practice.

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