Humanities in Revolt
Jeffrey Nall, Ph.D.High school dropout turned college professor, liberating the humanities from the ivory tower--with philosophical, ethical, and spiritual insights to enrich everyday life and inspire personal and social transformation
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Woman-made: Finding Beauty and Agency in Childbirth
The following essay was published on May 8, 2022 when Humanities in Revolt had fewer than 150 subscribers. Today, Mother’s Day 2026, we share this work with the thousands of new subscribers who may have missed it.
In my book, Feminism and...
Returning to The Jungle: Child Labor and the Erosion of Hard-Won Protections
“‘What,’ asks the prophet, ‘is the murder of them that kill the body to the murder of them that kill the soul’” ~ Upton Sinclair, The Jungle
Throughout much of human history, workers have struggled against exploitation in pursuit of dignit...
Bargain with Death or Live Deliberately?
“It is not that we have so little time but that we lose so much. Life is long enough and our allotted portion generous enough for our most ambitious projects if we invest it all carefully” – Seneca, On the Shortness of Life (49 CE)
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Why Is Work So Hard? Augustine and Marx Respond
“Inactivity, sloth, laziness, negligence, are vices which shun labor, since labor, though useful, is itself a punishment” ~ Augustine, The City of God
“…what distinguishes the worst architect from the best of bees is this, that the archite...
Why Einstein Believed Science, Alone, Could Not Save Us
In 1948, The Christian Register published Albert Einstein’s letter, “Religion and Science: Irreconcilable?” In the letter, Einstein explained that science is a method of inquiry aimed at obtaining knowledge and facilitating action. Science,...
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High school dropout turned professor of humanities, philosophy, and gender studies; applying the insights of the humanities to everyday life, and exploring what it means to "be" a critical thinker.
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