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Friday, October 09, 2020

AEON Magazine

 Pippi and the Moomins; Adam Smith on sympathy; and tough-love lessons in Portuguese

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Friday, September 11, 2020

aeon + Psyche Magazine

 


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Friday 11 September 2020
 
EvolutionEssay
Origin story
Perched on the cusp between biology and chemistry, the start of life on Earth is an event horizon we struggle to see beyond
by Natalie Elliot
 
History of ideasEssay
On tact in dark times
Far from a social luxury, tact becomes imperative when life is cheapened. We exercise it to show gentle respect for another
by Corina Stan
 
Thinkers and theoriesIdea
To Karl Jaspers, uncertainty is not to be overcome but understood
by Carmen Lea Dege
 
Memory and nostalgiaIdea
In a journey through time I’ve seen the past imprinted on the present
by Vicky Grut
 
by Kim Stephenson and Pradnya Surana
 
Ecology and environmental sciencesVideo
The perpetual motion of life and sand on the ‘walking islands’ of the North Sea
8 minutes
 
EthicsVideo
Does everyone deserve a respectful burial? How a terrorist’s body divided a city
22 minutes
 

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Friday, August 14, 2020

aeon + psyche

This week in
 
Friday 14 August 2020
 
Love and friendshipEssay
Forgive and be free
Hurts – your own or those done to you – keep you stuck. Forgiveness therapy can help you gain perspective and move on
by Nathaniel Wade
 
EvolutionEssay
Catastrophes and calms
Evolution is extraordinarily creative in the wake of a cataclysm. How does life keep steadily ticking over in between?
by Renée A Duckworth
 
DanceIdea
Lockdown dancing is both a solo conversation and a mass grieving
by Dana Naomy Mills
 
Sex and sexualityIdea
What rude jibes about Caesar tell us about sex in ancient Rome
by Aven McMaster
 
by Jan Hills
 
KnowledgeVideo
Orson Welles’s psychedelic 1973 adaptation of Plato’s timeless ‘allegory of the cave’
9 minutes
 
Consciousness and altered statesVideo
Why don’t we feel pain in dreams? The answer might lie in a new frontier of neuroscience
9 minutes
 
Global historyEssay
How Aztecs told history
For the warriors and wanderers who became the Aztec people, truth was not singular and history was braided from many voices
by Camilla Townsend
 
Design and fashionEssay
What do shoes do?
Partly of the earth, partly of our body, the shoe sits on the edge of an ontological threshold. Where can it transport us?
by Randy Laist
 
Parenting and familiesIdea
DNA testing is easy. It can also turn your family upside down
by Libby Copeland
 
Human natureIdea
Do humans really have a killer instinct or is that just manly fancy?
by Nadine Weidman
 
ChemistryVideo
Dramatic close-ups capture something percolating and exploding – but what is it?
5 minutes
 
Film and visual cultureEditors’ pick Video
Rod Serling on how imagination turns science fiction into fact
5 minutes
 
DanceFilm Video Icon
How the acrobat and choreographer Yoann Bourgeois plays with gravity and time
5 minutes