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Trailblazing
or Losing Course?
Views of interdisciplinary scholarship at Emory
By Daniel Teodorescu and Carol Kushner, October/November 2003
Crossing the Bridge
Toward an applied history of medicine
By Howard Kushner, October/November 2003
The
Test of Time
Programs, departments, and the changing landscape of knowledge at
Emory
By Allison O. Adams, February/March 2004
Expeditions
into the Known
On not minding my own business
By Marshall P. Duke, February/March 2004
Crossing
Boundaries
How intellectual initiatives form and flourish
By Paul Jean and Daniel Teodorescu, September 2004
Anatomy
of a Lullaby
In Emory's growing sleep research program, scholars encounter mystery
and paradox
By Steve Frandzel, February/March 2005
Between Patient and Healer
Four anthropological observations
By Peter J. Brown, April/May 2003
Spirituality
and Modern Medicine
Science on a wing and a prayer?
By Jorge L. Juncos and Kathleen Kiley, April /May 2003
Mrs. Bradley's Body
By Carla Gober, April/May 2003
A
Cross-Cultural Perspective
By P. Venugopala Rao, April/May 2003
What
Do You Believe In?
Special issue on religion, healing, and public health
By Arri Eisen, April/May 2003
The
Humanities at Emory
New center makes a case for relevance
By Martine Brownley, April/May 2002
Making the Most of Our Intellectual Passions
The Commission on Research at Emory
By Claire Sterk, February/March 2002
Craving,
Chemistry, and Co-Morbidities
Testing the substance of addiction research
By Amy Benson Brown, October / November 2001
The
Significance of Stress
Emory researchers probe childhood and mental illness
By Amy Benson Brown, April / May 2001
The
Undisciplined, the Multidisciplined, and the Interdisciplined
Reflections on a half-century's academic sojourn
By Andre Nahmias, February / March 2001
A
New Spirit of Inquiry
The changing discourse around science and religion
By Amy Benson Brown, October / November 2000
Interdisciplinarity
as an End in Itself
Cautionary reflections on the Luce Seminars
By James Gustafson, October / November 2000
Art
and Science
Closer than you think
Sidney Perkowitz and Juliette Stapanian Apkarian, September 2000
New
Mouths at the Table
Is interdisciplinary research draining the strength of the disciplines?
Roundtable dsiscussion with George Benston, David Bright, Stephan
Boettcher, Dwight Duffus, and Barry Shur
September 2000
Taking
Center Stage?
The role of the performing arts in Emory's intellectual life
By Allison O. Adams, April / May 2000
Brainstorms
Emory and the changing climate of neuroscience
By Amy Benson Brown, December 1999 / January 2000
Discipline
Envy
What does interdisciplinary scholarship mean at Emory?
By Allison O. Adams
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