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Summer/Fall 2023

Beyond ‘Authenticity’

In his 2022 book, Speech Is My Hammer, Max Hunter, AM '06, explores the literacy stories of artists and thinkers like Richard Wright and Langston Hughes in the hope of enabling Black men to embrace their own multifaceted, transcendent humanity.

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Summer/Fall 2023

Master of Happiness

Training a new generation of professionals in the art and science of human flourishing.

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Summer/Fall 2023

To Improve the Health of Children

New research is shedding light on how the immune system responds and develops in early life, and how the body mounts resistance to viral infections during pregnancy as well as the long-term impacts of infection and inflammation on the developing fetus.

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Summer/Fall 2023

Forgive Us Our Debts

The ideas of sin presented in the Hebrew Bible and New Testament have very specific economic resonances. How do they continue to shape how we think about money, debt, forgiveness, and charity today?

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Winter 2022

Deprogramming the Apocalypse

The poet-economist Zoë Hitzig lays bare the ethical choices embedded in algorithms and offers new ways of making decisions in a democratic society.

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Winter 2022

As Below, So Above

MD/PhD student Chidi Akusobi casts his gaze at microbes and the stars in the service of human flourishing