It’s the usual race to the finish at the end of the school year, and I’m not in the lead (as usual). But I’ve been passing significant milestones, grabbing water as I can. One was the recently completed TBS (which stands for “The Bloomington Symposia”), sponsored by the Institute for Advanced Study, the subject of… Continue reading Free Speech and the University: A Post Script
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Thinking with the Wind
Bridging cultural and natural approaches to the world can be a challenge. The interrelations are obvious, but connecting them in writing can sometimes feel arbitrary: from an ecological perspective, after all, everything is connected, so why one might start with one connection over another is as likely to be motivated by personal, rhetorical, or storytelling… Continue reading Thinking with the Wind