We’re all familiar with the phrase “words have power”—but in a political and cultural climate where we become more aware of the power that money,...
On today’s episode of The Oxford Comment, we focused on human consciousness and how studying the neurological basis for human cognition can lead not...
June is National Ocean Month in the United States, and earlier this month, the whole world observed World Oceans Day, a day that has been celebrated...
In January, Oxford University Press announced its support for SHAPE, a new collective name for the humanities, arts, and social sciences and an equivalent...
The academic fields of both environmental history and future studies originated in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s during the rise of the mainstream...