Academia & Publishing

Guardians of Scholarship: Librarians and Copyright in the Age of AI

Protecting and promoting copyright in the rapidly evolving context of artificial intelligence is a relatively new concern for academic publishing. But Christina Daouti is confident that librarians are rising to this challenge and adding new strings to their bows.

Arts & Humanities

Cognitive Science and Classical Studies: The Chance for a Constructive Dialogue

There’s a new and rapidly growing discipline on the block and it’s known as cognitive studies. How are its insights into perception, intuition and emotion transforming humanities research? In the case of classics, cognitive approaches have already opened up a world of possibilities.

Academia & Publishing

16 Holiday Reads for the Intellectually Curious

As the year winds down and the holiday season fills the air, there’s no better time to dive into thought-provoking books that both spark the imagination and challenge the intellect. Look no further than our holiday reading guide!

Arts & Humanities

Elite Slavery and Professional Football: An Interview With Alexander Rothenberg

What do slave traders and football agents have in common? Alexander Rothenberg’s new book examines the production and use of elite bodies, connecting historical practices of slavery to the working conditions of ‘wonderkids’ in contemporary sports and entertainment.

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