Week in review – science edition
Iowa Climate,
by Judith…
by Judith…
“Y’know, without tenure I’m a lot more concerned about how I stand out.”People outside academia often struggle to comprehend…
Professional provocateur John Horgan bravely took on a room full of skeptics a few days ago when he scolded them for what he…
I first read Galileo’s Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and the Search for Justice in Science when I was home for…
We’re pleased to introduce readers to Alice Dreger, a historian of science and medicine at the Medical Humanities and Bioethics…
What might have stopped Jonah Lehrer from publishing made-up quotes? And does it really matter if he put a few words in Dylan's…
I stumbled upon Napoleon Chagnon while reviewing Jared Diamond’s use of the ethnographic record in The World Until Yesterday.
Before I get to Margaret Mead, a bit of breaking news about the Napoleon Chagnon controversy, the subject of my previous post.
Before I get to Margaret Mead, a bit of breaking news about the Napoleon Chagnon controversy, the subject of my previous post.
Before I get to Margaret Mead, a bit of breaking news about the Napoleon Chagnon controversy, the subject of my previous post.
Yesterday I commented on the reviews of a book by Napoleon Chagnon, who is defending both his work among the Yanomami in…
What might have stopped Jonah Lehrer from publishing made-up quotes? And does it really matter if he put a few words in Dylan's…
What might have stopped Jonah Lehrer from publishing made-up quotes? And does it really matter if he put a few words in Dylan's…
"Darkness's Descent on the American Anthropological Association: A Cautionary Tale" provides a sobering account of the behavior…
All that stuff psychologists say about gratitude, about how it can take you from a dark and paralyzing funk to feeling like the…