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  • The Power of Vulnerability

    In his Spotlight session on Monday, Mike Wiggins cited Brené Brown’s research on the link between vulnerability and creativity. Brown is a social scientist who uses qualitative research methods to understand human behavior, and her research has led her to the conclusion that a joyful, creative life depends on embracing vulnerability. When fear of vulnerability…

    September 24, 2013
  • “The Stories We Tell”

    Last year, film director Sarah Polley released her first feature length documentary, The Stories We Tell. The subject: her own family. Specially, her mother, who died when she was eleven years old. The film’s byline reads: “A film that excavates layers of myth and memory to find the elusive truth at the core of a family…

    September 16, 2013
  • Are the Social Sciences Really Science?

    Last summer, the Los Angeles Times published a territorial squabble among academics that highlighted a perennial question: should psychology, or any other social science for that matter, be included among the “true” sciences like chemistry, biology, and physics? The kerfuffle began when Timothy Wilson, a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, published an op-ed piece titled,…

    September 9, 2013
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