Exploring the human condition.
This academic year, I'm using the AIP book review series, On My Shelf, to revisit the books in my personal library. Over the course of the next ten months, I rereading my collection of ethnographies and popular science books and to share some thoughts with you.
Technology should be bringing communities together, not creating further divisions.
The gendering of spaces changed the way people could relax in their homes
Bees may not be as orderly as their image suggests, and that's a good thing for flowering plants
Supportive. Curious. Unafraid. These are some of the words that advertising agencies use to describe their company culture. But do any of these words actually connect them with what culture actually is?
The first Monday in September is a U.S. federal holiday—Labor Day—a tribute to contributions made by American workers to the nation's growth and development (or at least those in a position to contribute without being exploited)
All modern flowers are descendants of a single ancestor. We might finally have a sense of what that ancestor looked like
This academic year, I'm using the AIP book review series, On My Shelf, to revisit the books in my personal library. Over the course of the next ten months, I rereading my collection of ethnographies and popular science books and to share some thoughts with you.
The comfort food premise may be a very deliberate social construct
Removing monuments of the confederacy is as much about the people calling for change as it is about the statues themselves
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