Ice age skeletons could reveal secrets of small cat evolution.
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The blunt impact of ocean pollution, in one photograph.
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Both of us are researchers who are deeply influenced by the work of French philosopher Louis Althusser. Responsible in large part for a vigorous approach to Marxism in the 1960s and 1970s (dubbed “structural Marxism”), Althusser the scholar was always controversial.
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A tale of ecological salvation in Mexico.
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Alexander Graham Bell reflects on the very first telephone call in a letter to his father.
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A wild tale of how scientists unraveled embryology's most fascinating mystery.
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Scientists have created a magnificent portrait of every connection among neurons in a fruit fly’s brain.
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Rachel Kushner’s Creation Lake reveals why politics won't save us.
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A new wave of experimental therapy is enlisting MDMA in relationship counseling.
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As feminists working at the intersection of critical political economy and international security, we’ve long been frustrated by the mainstream’s recognition that gender plays some role in the rise of extremist ideologies and violent extremist actions without a clear understanding of how and why.
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