Meaning Making, Bodies, and AI
We are quick to simplify not only the human mind and consciousness, but also the importance of embodied social realities that make us who we are. By David Lamberth
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Author: Kristie Welsh
The Human Story Is ‘I Love’
How do we hold on to our humanity in the face of revolutionary technological change? By James Prashant Fonseka
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To Dream, Perchance to Pilgrimage: What AI Can’t Do
The essays in this issue that are not focused on AI also serve as counterpoints, exemplifying the idiosyncratic, embodied, meaning-making work that makes us human and humane. By Wendy McDowell
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Time in Ancient Judaism & Christianity
A selected reading list from Annette Yoshiko Reed’s course “Time in Ancient Judaism & Christianity.”
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Dionysus and the Tragedy of Greek Religion Scholarship
Albert Henrichs’s work on Dionysus is a case study in the complexities and tensions that characterize the relationship between the fields of religion and the classics. By Kate Whitaker
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