Epiphanies Oscar Winner/ Bechdel Test Loser: Manbabies by the Sea It was a week after the Women’s March in January of 2017 when I went to see Manchester by the… Read More
Disseminating A Rising Star: Does Homo naledi Challenge our Ideas of Human Exceptionalism? Introduction What makes us human? This fundamental, philosophical question drives our motivation to understand past human behaviour within diverse fields from archaeology and palaeoanthropology to biology,… Read More
Epiphanies A Feminist-Friendly Film That Doesn’t Pass the Bechdel Test A number of critics have denigrated the Bechdel Test and not without good reason. As previously addressed, it’s a funny… Read More
Epiphanies We are Coyotes One day at work... Mexico City has several areas with significant economic flux. When there are no people or sales… Read More
Epiphanies Culinary delights I have been abroad for more than twenty years and when they ask me what I miss the most about… Read More
Trends Memories of a Barba Azul fichero: Part II When love comes like this. One is not to blame.Over the years, the few places that had the same focus… Read More
Trends Memories of a Barba Azul fichero: Part I A notification on Facebook indicates the upcoming opening of Barba Azul, with no confirmed date yet. More than fifty opinions… Read More
Epiphanies Of the body and objects, of the self and of the other Even though the body itself is an evolved ‘organic design’ that has allowed human beings to interact with their environment,… Read More
Agustín Fuentes Read More Biology ≠ “natural” Read More Considering all humans and other organisms in the Anthropocene: learning to listen Women; science & arts Read More Three myths that feed white supremacism Read More Cognition, undifferentiated cells, and development José Luis VeraAverías Read More Life in the pandemic: Between the time of Proust and Van Winkle Read More Why do they call it new normalcy when they mean fear?
