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Culture

Research on art, media, religion, language, and history. Coverage follows how ideas, beliefs, and identities move through societies.

Associate Professor of History of Philosophy Roomet Jakapi (left) and Associate Professor of Theoretical Philosophy Uku Tooming (right), University of Tartu. Photo: Ruth Jürjo / University of Tartu.

Aphantasia Undercuts 300-Year-Old Theory of How We Think

Brain condition challenges David Hume’s claim that abstract thought depends on mental images, forcing philosophers to reconsider how minds handle ideas like justice and geometry.

Categories Mind, Culture
young woman expressing playful determination outdoors

Why More of Us Now Believe That Truth Is Something You Feel

A new psychology scale measures the belief that truth is personal and felt. Researchers say it may help explain why some people distrust science.

Categories Culture
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