psyche13 小时
Losing her eyesight, a painter’s art evolves with the way she sees the world
In the process of losing her eyesight, a painter undergoes an artistic evolution as she rethinks what it is to see and be ...
psyche1 天Opinion
You can think like an animal by silencing your chattering brain
The desire is partly whimsical, but a brief shapeshift across the taxonomic gulf could help us better empathise with animals ...
psyche8 天Opinion
Feeling nothing can be as devastating as feeling too much
Emotional ‘emptiness’ is a damaging, underexplored phenomenon. Better understanding it could help steer people to fulfilment ...
psyche11 天Opinion
Late autism diagnosis: it’s a relief, but who’s behind the mask?
By the time an adult learns they’re autistic, they have often been covering up for years. A period of self-discovery awaits ...
psyche10 天Opinion
Insularity can be a good thing, for creatures and cultures alike
The plight of threatened species can help us understand – and respond to – the endangerment of local ideas and practices ...
psyche1 个月
Learn to tune into birdsong – respite and fascination await
is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Canada. He teaches classes in animal behaviour, animal communication, decision-making and science ...
psyche7 天
A poetic, sea-soaked tribute to the ‘cockle women’ of Wales
In She Sells Shellfish, the Welsh director Lily Tiger crafts a poetic tribute to the generations of women who’ve harvested ...
psyche5 天
If you think you are ‘just not a math person’ then think again
is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Waterloo in Canada.
psyche25 天
Bunkerised society – why prepping for end times is so American
is assistant professor of leadership and interdisciplinary studies, and Senior Global Futures Scholar at Arizona State University, US. He is the co-author, with Emily Ray, of Be Prepared: Doomsday ...