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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Confucius Didn't Say That...
The following piece was sent to 13 subscribers on November 4, 2021—our third ever post. We now share this modestly revised version with the 4,000 or so who have subscribed since those early days of the humanities revolt.
The humanities off...
Biophilia or Carnage? The Choice We Make at Every Meal
Part I showed that embracing a plant-based diet combats environmental devastation and enhances our own health. But these are not the most compelling reasons to stop eating animals. Part II argues that we should go vegan for the love of anim...
Love Them or Eat Them? The Environmental and Health Case for Veganism
This piece inaugurates Biophilia for Breakfast, a new recurring section of Humanities in Revolt where philosophical inquiry meets the practical ethics of eating. Future installments will offer practical guidance for bringing our everyday ea...
The Joy in Not Taking the Photo
The following was originally published on August 25, 2021—just our second ever post. At the time we had 12 subscribers. Today, we reshare this revised and expanded exploration of being present and joy with the other 4,092 of you. Please lik...
The Humanities Against Despair: Five Talks for an Uncertain Age
What do Albert Einstein, A Quiet Place: Day One, Mister Rogers, and dystopian literature have to do with each other? They’re each a part of the answer to this question: How can the humanities help us build joyous, just lives in a world that...
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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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