by Iliyah | Feb 6, 2025 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Understanding the Magna Moralia: Associate Professor George Karamanolis and Dr Solmeng Hirschi ▼ Credit: Vienna, Österreichische Nationabibliothek (ÖNB), Cod. Phil. gr. 315, f.264r, 13th century The Magna Moralia is one of the three ethical works attributed to...
by Iliyah | Jan 7, 2025 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Earth & Environmental Sciences
Dr Festus O Amadu | The Forests of Liberia: A Pathway to Poverty Alleviation and Food Security In Liberia, half of the population lives within 2.5 kms of a forest. Many households rely on these delicate ecosystems to support themselves. A recent study by Dr Festus O...
by Iliyah | Jan 7, 2025 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Dr Melissa Wilde | Unravelling the Complex Roots of American Religious Divisions over Sex and Gender In her groundbreaking book Birth Control Battles, sociologist Dr Melissa Wilde challenges conventional wisdom about the origins of religious divisions over sex and...
by Iliyah | Dec 19, 2024 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Urs Bisig | The Future of Libraries in a Digital World Do traditional libraries and printed books still have a place in our increasingly digital world? In the last decades, we saw the development of many libraries from centres of intellectual life and the humanities...
by Iliyah | Dec 17, 2024 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Professor Frank Kirkland | Revisiting The Racial Contract: Agency and Reason in Mills’ Critique of Social Contract Theory In his groundbreaking 1997 work, The Racial Contract, philosopher Charles Mills argued that we must critically reexamine social contract theory to...
by Iliyah | Dec 12, 2024 | Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Earth & Environmental Sciences
Dr Siddharth Narayan | Wetlands Versus Coastal Development: Effects on Flood Damage Hurricane storm surges pose serious damage risks to the United States’ coastlines. Tidal wetlands protect communities by acting as barriers, reducing the effects of these surges....
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