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Husserl’s well-tended archive has given him a rich afterlife, while Nietzsche’s was distorted by his axe-grinding sister
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Mashup Score: 34
Can a butterfly’s wings trigger a distant hurricane? The answer depends on the perspective you take: physics or human agency
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RT @bimedotcom: Does chaos theory square classical physics with human agency? https://t.co/c3m3L8bGwA By Erik Van Aken via @aeonmag #Ch…
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Can a butterfly’s wings trigger a distant hurricane? The answer depends on the perspective you take: physics or human agency
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RT @bimedotcom: Does chaos theory square classical physics with human agency? https://t.co/c3m3L8bGwA By Erik Van Aken via @aeonmag #Ch…
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Mashup Score: 34
Changed but not lost – only when we understand how the sense of self endures can we provide better care in dementia
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RT @LEAD_Coalition: The self in #dementia is not lost, and can be reached with care https://t.co/GxKivg0Uug by @Muireann_Irish #Alzheimers
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In order to help improve my students’ mental health, I offered a course on the science of happiness. It worked – but why?
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Learning to be happier https://t.co/rkAavfcS4h via @profbrucehood
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In constantly reaching for past parallels to explain our peculiar times we miss the real lessons of the master historian
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RT @bimedotcom: What Thucydides really thought about historical analogies? https://t.co/ESaoRz3Q03 By @emdiefisher via @aeonmag 👉In cons…
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In caring for and bearing with human suffering, hospital staff perform extreme emotional labour. Is there a better way?
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Something that we don't often discuss, but should: the "emotional labor" of (health)caregiving. https://t.co/S1UY2egLMH
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Mashup Score: 27
Academics need to think harder about the purpose of their disciplines and whether some of those should come to an end
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RT @bimedotcom: The ends of knowledge: Should academic disciplines have both a purpose and a finish date? https://t.co/sqRlkJNpXM By Rachae…
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In caring for and bearing with human suffering, hospital staff perform extreme emotional labour. Is there a better way?
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Something that we don't often discuss, but should: the "emotional labor" of (health)caregiving. https://t.co/S1UY2egLMH
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Humans have a strong impulse to see things that are arbitrary or conventional as natural and essential – especially language
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RT @bimedotcom: Are the Exact Words of a Language Arbitrary or Necessary? https://t.co/8y87ZDyaO9 ✍️Reuben Cohn-Gordon via @aeonmag 📸Sour…
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RT @bimedotcom: How archives can make – or break – a philosopher’s reputation https://t.co/BKDHp379ti By @petesalmon via @aeonmag #Phil…