CPN Digest #86

Something for the weekend:

1. We might do a better job of living together if we believed that we are meant to do so

2. Medical Film Festival (Medfest) 2020

3. Machine intelligence in healthcare—perspectives on trustworthiness, explainability, usability, and transparency

4. Bodies, Environments, and the Spread of Disease

5. Giorgio Agamben’s Coronavirus Cluelessness

6. Work/family life by 2040: Between a gig economy and traditional roles

7. Five threats to phenomenology’s distinctiveness

8. Crip Camp review – rousing Netflix documentary traces disability rights movement

9. A History of Solitude by David Vincent; A Biography of Loneliness by Fay Bound Alberti – review

10. For the full life experience, put down all devices and walk

11. Don’t take life so seriously: Montaigne’s lessons on the inner life

12. What Comes After Postmodernism in Educational Theory?

13. Triple Cripples: On Blackness, Sexuality, Disability, and Autonomy

14. They Survived the Spanish Flu, the Depression and the Holocaust

15. Living with asthma in 19th century France