Louisa May Alcott’s Transcendentalism
How We Feel Mirrors How We Think
Research is now looking into how cognitive distortions affect everyday language by analyzing people’s social network messages. This naturalistic approach to language analysis is improving our understanding of the connection between how we think and how we feel. So here’s a look at that work, together with some examples of cognitive distortions that you might find in your own thinking. (Elemental)
The Women of Transcendentalism
Jane Goodall and Margaret Atwood Still Have Hope for the Planet
The writer and conservationist on the urgent fight for climate justice, their legacies as feminist trailblazers, and finding optimism in disheartening times (Harpes Bazaar)
Margaret Fuller : Nineteenth-Century Feminist Thought
As Yellowstone National Park Turns 150, Indigenous Voices Take Center Stage
To mark its 150th anniversary, America’s first national park plans to use 2022 to address past wrongdoing and work toward a more inclusive future (Outside)
Climate change has ‘irreversibly’ changed Florida, a new global report says
Unchecked climate change has already changed Florida permanently and irreversibly—and the world has a limited window to stop it from getting worse, according to a new global report from the world’s top scientists. (phys.org)
Soil is a surprisingly noisy place
The worms, grubs and roots rummaging unseen beneath our feet produce a cacophony of sounds that we are only just starting to listen to in an attempt to understand more about life underground. (BBC)
Dean’s List 