Conference Report: Pandemic History and Usable Pasts
By Nuala Caomhánach and Jonathon Catlin From May 8–9, 2020, thirty leading historians of medicine presented in the virtual webinar
A Dandelion Story, from Medieval Herbals to Wholefoods
By Luna Sarti Probably the most hated weed in North America, dandelion has over the past couple of years secured
Richard Rorty as a Post-Straussian
By David Kretz Richard Rorty and Leo Strauss are not often considered together and admirers of one tend to strongly
Voices Carry: Philip Glass’s Akhnaten, or Echoes across Time
By Enrique Ramirez You are a vapour trail / In a TV sky— Ride, Vapour Trail (1990) On a cool
What Is Continental Philosophy? An Interview with Edward Baring
Edward Baring is Associate Professor of Modern European History at Drew University and the author of the new book Converts
On Liberal Disharmony: Judith N. Shklar and the “Ideology of Agreement”
By Hannes Bajohr How political are the humanities, and how political should they be? The two main answers to these
Remembering MERS in South Korea: Mobilizing Experience of Epidemic Disease
By John DiMoia With South Korean elections held in mid-April (April 15th), one of the major issues became the Moon