Click Here to Read: What a Saga! Review of The Story of the Jews: Finding the Words, 1000 BC–1492 AD by Simon Schama, Reviewed by W. Bowersock in the New York Review of Books April 24, 2014 issue.
National Museum of Damascus, Syria/Zev Radovan/Bridgeman Art Library
‘Exodus and the Crossing of the Red Sea’; wall painting from the Dura-uropos Synagogue, Damascus, Syria, third century.
Sexual Boundary Transgressions: How Do They Happen?
NEW! Online Lecture by Andrea Celenza
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This is a one and a half-hour video-recorded powerpoint lecture on the problem of sexual boundary violations. It is a distillate of my teaching on this subject and is aimed at mental health practitioners of all disciplines. It is the perfect addition to any Ethics Course and/or can be viewed by a Continue reading Sexual Boundary Transgressions: How Do They Happen? Online Lecture with Andrea Celenza
by Herbert H. Stein
In an Ernie Kovacs skit, a boy sends in a question to Kovacs’s eccentric answer man asking why people in South America, at the bottom of the world, don’t fall off. Kovacs’s answer: “Billy, people are falling off all the time.”
My daughter told me that when she went to see the film, Gravity, within a few minutes she was deeply regretting that she’d chosen to see it in 3 D Continue reading Gravity: A Force of Attachment
