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Living into uncertainty

“Human beings want to feel that they are on a power walk into the future, when in fact we are always just tapping our canes on the pavement in the fog.” August 15, 2021 Writing just a few months into the pandemic, humanities professor Mark Lilla discussed how much...

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Illness and isolation

“People are trying desperately to make room for one’s inner life." March 24, 2021 Diane Meier, M.D., discusses how the commercialization of medicine and the fear and disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have left many Americans traumatized. Dr. Meier has been...

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A new forum on race

“When you stop debating whether … systemic racism is real and whether it’s a problem, you can then debate the more salient question what to do about it.” March 22, 2021 Ibram Kendi and The Boston Globe are collaborating to create an online publication—The...

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“…then I had a kid.”

“…then I had a kid. And nothing, not even a doctorate in philosophy, prepared me for the physical and existential dread I would feel when tasked with protecting this fragile, new creature.” January 14, 2021 Philosopher and existential scholar Danielle LaSusa describes...

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Insight isn’t enough

“Psychoanalytic insight…is an insufficient vehicle of patient change because it often leaves patients asking their therapists, ‘So what?’” January 8, 2021 Psychologist Samuel Salamon reviews the psychoanalytic tradition of relying on insight to trigger change. He also...

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4910 Massachusetts Avenue NW
STE 223
Washington DC 20016

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