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Are the real questions not eternal and almost all answers provisional? It is easy to formulate questions, isn’t it? Children love it, philosophers love it – don’t they? Does this suggest there is a deep connection between philosophers and children? What could it be? That both like to be amazed maybe? That they find the world amazing? That they try to look at the world as new, or to the old world afresh, as flabbergasting, full of questions and questionable things? Aren’t questions the best way to express awe? however, philosophers, in contrast to children, tend to give nothing but ans...

Image: PM Images/Getty Images Keller Easterling is an architect, designer, and author whose works traverse a wide range of spaces. I came to her work as someone interested in complex systems — a topic that Easterling, a professor of architecture at Yale, has been writing about for decades. She has written about everything from the Appalachian Trail (in Organization Space) to North Korea’s demilitarized zone ( Enduring Innocence) to special economic zones and broadband infrastructure ( Extrastatecraft). Medium Design, Easterling’s new book, can be read as a corollary to her prior work. ...

When Italian professor Damiano Benvegnù came to Dartmouth, he saw a divide between the sciences and humanities where there should have been a bridge. Particularly in response to the climate crisis, he noted that the cry for change is interdisciplinary — incorporating a diverse dialogue of voices from policy to poetry to art to science.

First instalment of The World Around virtual summit to feature talks on storytelling Dezeen 30/01/2021 © Provided by Dezeen Ya No Estoy Aqui by Fernando Frias In partnership with The World Around, Dezeen is broadcasting a programme of live talks featuring Ryue Nishizawa, Liam Young, Alice Rawsthorn and more. Watch here from 3:00pm London time (10:00am New York time.) The first instalment of the day-long summit, which will be streamed on Dezeen in three parts, will feature a diverse range of practitioners who each use storytelling to decipher current global crises. © Provided by Dezeen ...