CPN Digest #84

Something for the weekend:

1. An implant uses machine learning to give amputees control over prosthetic hands

2. We should use ‘I’ more in academic writing – there is benefit to first-person perspective

3. Two-eyed seeing

4. The library of nonhuman books 

5. A Bourdieusian approach to class‐related inequalities

6. “There is a clear difference in salary outcomes based on degree classifications – and the gap appears to be widening”

7. Studying one uni subject in four weeks has benefits – but students risk burnout if it’s not done right

8. 5 Leading Female Artists On Their Daily Routines & How To Be More Creative Now

9. “Sit Yourself Down”: Women’s Experiences of Negotiating Physical Activity During Pregnancy

10. Health technology identities and self. Patients’ appropriation of an assistive device for self‐management of chronic illness

11. "We do not have to love one another to engage in meaningful solidarity."

12. Let’s leave philosophers to puzzle over the reality of numbers

13. From Passion to Compassion: A Caring Inquiry into Creative Work as Socially Engaged Art

14. Narrative based medicine with John Launer (podcast)

15. Can reading Tolstoy make you a better physical therapist?