The Binghamton University in New York has come up with what seems to be an interesting perspective on the age-old "humanities vs science" issue. Here's a New York Times article on the proposal.
Neuroanthropology, a blog whose authors seem to possess a certain amount of credibility, post on the topic-here and here.The latter post has a link to the projct statement that was referred to in the Times article.
Promises to be interesting reading. I haven't gone through the proposal myself. Something left for the weekend.
HT: 3quarksdaily
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Friday, May 30, 2008
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