Steven Mintz
Professor of History, The University of Texas at Austin
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The Humanities Are Shrinking. Their Ideas Are Everywhere.
By almost every institutional measure, the humanities are in retreat. Majors are declining, departments are shrinking, and universities increasingly stake their futures on science, technology, professional education, artificial intelligence...
Sex and Sexual Abuse on Campus
Residential colleges have made a bargain with students that they rarely state plainly.
They promise freedom from curfews, moral policing, and intrusive supervision of drinking, relationships, sexuality, and private life. They also sell the...
The Ecosystems That Shape Choice, Risk, and Responsibility
What occurred at Cornell has the feel of a real-life Lord of the Flies.
The reported facts could scarcely be more appalling: a young woman incapacitated, multiple men allegedly participating in sexual acts that can only be described as rap...
The Novel of the Century, Until Next Tuesday
Dwight Garner of The New York Times just published a review of Marlon James’s new novel, The Disappearers, that did something critics almost never do. It didn’t hedge. Garner did not call the book excellent, important, major, or even James’...
Can Anthropology and the Interpretive Disciplines Recover Rigor, Relevance, and Public Trust?
Last month, Harvard anthropologist Joseph Henrich published a withering 107-page critique of his discipline. He argues that large parts of anthropology have blurred the line between inquiry and advocacy, discouraged dissent, and weakened th...
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