Why Cheating Doesn’t Matter in Online Courses — Reflections for #DigiWriMo via NoWDigi
Note: I started this post a few weeks ago, but decided to make finishing it my focal project during the …
Category Archives: Ethics
Brilliance at Gunpoint: Jonah Lehrer, Creativity, and the Pressures of Intellectual Performance
By now, anyone who follows internet journalism has heard of science journalist and general intellectual wunderkind Jonah Lehrer’s resignation from …
Reinventing the Wheel (or, why cognitive science, part 3)
Another question that I am often asked about the use of cognitive science in the context of literary scholarship and …
Peaceful Vikings: The Social Brain and Conflict Resolution
I’m gearing up to start teaching a new class next week, a comparative world literature class based on the theme …
