Richard Gunderman
A Nazi drug’s US resurgence: How meth is making a disturbing reappearance 16 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |
tags: addicition, drugs, methamphetamines, NazismMeth distorts our nature and turns us away from what we are meant to beAre you as grateful as you deserve to be? 2 Dec 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: gratitude, positive psychology, ThanksgivingA post-Thanksgiving reflection.One man and his gun: Mikhail Kalashnikov and the AK-47 15 Nov 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: AK-47, gun control100 million of his killing machines have been produced. Did the inventor have any regrets?The most influential scientist you may never have heard of 13 Sep 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: history of science, natural historyAlexander von Humboldt wanted to understand how everything in nature is connectedCould different cultures teach us something about dementia? 25 Jun 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: culture, dementia, familyCognitive decline is also a social disorder that can be viewed in different ways8 things you may not know about Leonardo da Vinci, on the 500th anniversary of his death 24 May 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: art, history, Leonardo da VinciA talent that transcended nature.How the medical profession can help heal divisions as well as diseases 21 Jan 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: civility, medicine, societyWhat a good doctor can teach us.How Charles Dickens redeemed the spirit of Christmas 14 Dec 2018 | FEATURES |
tags: Charles Dickens, Christmas, philanthropyA tale of love's redemptive power.What Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein teaches us about the need for mothers 22 May 2018 | FEATURES |
tags: artificial reproduction, maternal love, motherhoodThe loveless hubris of a scientific creator.As the Royal Wedding approaches, what can Tolstoy teach us about marriage? 14 May 2018 | FEATURES |
tags: Anna Karenina, fidelity, Leon Tolstoy, love, marriage“Anna Karenina” may have been published 140 years ago, but the doubts and desires of the characters ring true today.
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