'Unseen Truth' shows the real picture behind 'Caucasian' ideals - Harvard Gazette
Sarah Lewis's book challenges the foundation of America's racial hierarchy through historical analysis of the 'Circassian Beauties' and their societal implications.
Yale scholar argues Book of Revelation sways immigration policy
The Book of Revelation has historically influenced U.S. immigration views, portraying the nation as a promised land for chosen people while excluding others.
'Unseen Truth' shows the real picture behind 'Caucasian' ideals - Harvard Gazette
Sarah Lewis's book challenges the foundation of America's racial hierarchy through historical analysis of the 'Circassian Beauties' and their societal implications.
Yale scholar argues Book of Revelation sways immigration policy
The Book of Revelation has historically influenced U.S. immigration views, portraying the nation as a promised land for chosen people while excluding others.
From Cyrus to Alexander by Pierre Briant (Book Review)
The book repositions the Persian Empire as a complex, multiethnic civilization with significant governance and cultural contributions, challenging Eurocentric perspectives.
New Online Course: The Three Religions of Medieval Spain - Medievalists.net
The course explores nearly 1,000 years of religions' interplay in medieval Spain, highlighting innovation and conflict.
Book Review: Poet, Mystic, Widow, Wife,' by Hetta Howes
Medieval women's lives were complex, revealing societal norms of sexuality, motherhood, and voice through the writings of four exceptional individuals.
How the missionary position got its name DW 11/12/2024
The missionary position's name is a misconception; it is not linked to Christian missionaries promoting it for procreation.
Book Review: Poet, Mystic, Widow, Wife,' by Hetta Howes
Medieval women's lives were complex, revealing societal norms of sexuality, motherhood, and voice through the writings of four exceptional individuals.
How the missionary position got its name DW 11/12/2024
The missionary position's name is a misconception; it is not linked to Christian missionaries promoting it for procreation.
'Non-stop gay sex parties' taking place on city's trains, report claims
Underground gay sex parties in Mexico City thrive publicly in the subway system, revealing cultural acceptance and societal double standards surrounding sexuality.
New Medieval Books: What is Medieval? - Medievalists.net
The book challenges outdated views of the Middle Ages, promoting fresh perspectives on medievalism for modern engagement.
Should Generative AI ChatGPT Believe In Angels?
Generative AI's belief systems could reflect the substantial belief in angels held by a majority of humans, particularly in the U.S.
Students go to hell and back in this course that looks at depictions of the damned throughout the ages
The 'Road to Hell' course investigates the evolution of hell from ancient texts to modern media, emphasizing cultural reflections on apocalyptic themes.
Intoxication nation: a double shot of US history
The course 'Intoxication Nation' engages students by connecting history to contemporary drinking culture and its societal implications.
Students go to hell and back in this course that looks at depictions of the damned throughout the ages
The 'Road to Hell' course investigates the evolution of hell from ancient texts to modern media, emphasizing cultural reflections on apocalyptic themes.
Intoxication nation: a double shot of US history
The course 'Intoxication Nation' engages students by connecting history to contemporary drinking culture and its societal implications.
Everything you've ever wanted to know about polyamory - but were afraid to ask
Polyamory is often misunderstood and misrepresented in the media, which oversimplifies its complexity as a relationship model.
It is a form of ethical non-monogamy, distinct from LGBTQ+ identity but historically linked.
The Dating-App Diversity Paradox
Online dating offers a unique connection while potentially reinforcing societal divides, highlighting the tension between convenience and social integration.
Everything you've ever wanted to know about polyamory - but were afraid to ask
Polyamory is often misunderstood and misrepresented in the media, which oversimplifies its complexity as a relationship model.
It is a form of ethical non-monogamy, distinct from LGBTQ+ identity but historically linked.
The Dating-App Diversity Paradox
Online dating offers a unique connection while potentially reinforcing societal divides, highlighting the tension between convenience and social integration.
Fredric Jameson, Critic Who Linked Literature to Capitalism, Dies at 90
Fredric Jameson was a leading literary theorist known for his Marxist criticism across various disciplines, influencing generations of scholars.
How diverse is California really? Here's where the state ranked in a new study
California ranks as the most diverse state in the U.S. according to WalletHub, due to its unique cultural, economic, and linguistic variety.
James C. Scott, the Ambivalent Anarchist
Anthropology's roots are intertwined with imperialism, revealing a complex legacy of cultural understanding gained through colonialism.
These photos capture what it's like to grow up on the Lower East Side
Cappetta's work portrays family dynamics through the lens of the youngest daughter, Glendalis, showcasing both personal growth and broader societal challenges.
How an Olympic breakdancer could help higher ed bust a move
Rachael Gunn's Olympic performance underscores the disconnect between academic knowledge and practical skill in breakdancing.
New Book: Li, The Self in the West and East Asia
The book analyzes the differing conceptualizations of self in Western and East Asian cultures, emphasizing fundamental philosophical contrasts.
Juxtapoz Magazine - A "Good Mourning" and a Sign of Times as Robin F. Williams Opens New Solo Show
Robin F. Williams' exhibit challenges perceptions of oil painting through a blend of styles and cultural references, emphasizing introspection and gender constructions.