Explorer Cafe Spring 2014: April 2, 2014

Science & Religion VS Scientism by Fr. Robert Barron

The Humanities-STEM Divide: A False Dichotomy (James A. Leach)

The Heart of the Matter from americanacad on Vimeo.

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· Wilson, R. (2013). Humanities Scholars See Declining Prestige, Not a Lack of Interest. Chronicle Of Higher Education, 59(42), A8-A9.

· Dubcovsky, A. (2014). To Understand Science, Study History. Chronicle Of Higher Education, 60(24), 25.

· Brian Boyd. (2013). Arts, humanities, sciences, uses. New Literary History, 44(4), 575-594.

 · P Ravi Shankar. (2012). Medical humanities. Journal of Medical & Allied Sciences, 2(1), 26-28.

 · Jodi Halpern, & Bradley Lewis. (2013). HUMANITIES: PART 1: Introduction: Why does psychiatry need the humanities? Psychiatric Times, 30(3), 18.

 · D’haen, T. (2011). The humanities under siege? Diogenes, 58(1-2), 136-146. doi:10.1177/0392192112441907

 · Sverker Sörlin, KTH, Filosofi och teknikhistoria, Skolan för arkitektur och samhällsbyggnad (ABE), & Teknik- och vetenskapshistoria. (2012). Environmental humanities: Why should biologists interested in the environment take the humanities seriously? Bioscience, 62(9), 788-789. doi:10.1525/bio.2012.62.9.2

 · Curtis D Carbonell. (2011). Wilson and Gould: The engagement of the sciences and the humanities. Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, 2(2), 345.

· Samuel Goldman. (2014). Harvard and the humanities. First Things, (239), 20.

· Sundaralingam, P. (2011). The crosstalk between science & literature: Carving out new territories. World Literature Today, 85(1), 28-29.