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Karl W. Giberson
Isaac Newton with contradictions intact.
September/October 2016 | Posted 08.18.16
John H. McWhorter
Charles Taylor on the distinctiveness of human language.
September/October 2016 | Posted 08.18.16
Joel Heng Hartse
How and why languages differ.
September/October 2016 | Posted 08.18.16
Sarah Ruden
The crucifixion and resurrection changed everything.
July/August 2016 | Posted 06.20.16
William T. Cavanaugh
Evolutionary violence and the Fall.
July/August 2016 | Posted 06.20.16
Paul J. Willis
A splendid field guide to trees, best used at your desk.
November/December 2015 | Posted 10.19.15
Robert Bishop
Yeti, Nessie, et al.
September/October 2015 | Posted 08.24.15
Susan Wise Bauer
Steven Weinberg on modern science.
September/October 2015 | Posted 08.24.15
Sarah Ruden
The religion of calculation.
January/February 2015 | Posted 12.17.14
Jonathan Hiskes
Extinction in progress.
January/February 2015 | Posted 12.17.14
Robert Bishop and Robert O’Connor
Stephen Meyer’s case for intelligent design.
November/December 2014 | Posted 10.17.14
P. C. Kemeny
Debating evolution at Princeton, 1845-1929.
November/December 2014 | Posted 10.17.14
Karl Crisman
In search of intelligible nerdiness.
November/December 2014 | Posted 10.17.14
Alan Jacobs
The sciences, the humanities, and their common enemy.
March/April 2014 | Posted 02.20.14
John H. McWhorter
What we learn from California Indian languages.
May/June 2013 | Posted 04.24.13
Alan Jacobs
On the 30th anniversary of "The Last Self-Help Book."
March/April 2013 | Posted 03.04.13
Heather M. Whitney
The science of music cognition.
March/April 2013 | Posted 03.04.13
Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen
Old questions and dubious debates in the psychology of gender.
November/December 2012 | Posted 10.24.12
Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen
Old questions and dubious debates in the psychology of gender.
September/October 2012 | Posted 08.27.12
Alan Jacobs
John von Neumann.
September/October 2012 | Posted 08.27.12
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