Public Theology in a Taiwanese Context: A Q&A With Stephen Lakkis
July 20, 2017 • By Stephen LakkisExploring the relevance of theological perspectives to the process Taiwanese nation-building. Read More
The Enhancing Life Project Blog
In this blog, we feature the research, Scholars, and Interlocutors of The Enhancing Life Project.
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Living Like Gandhi
July 18, 2017 • By Karline McLainA Visit to Gandhi’s Cottage in Sevagram, India Read More
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Gandhi and "Alternative Modernity": A Q&A With Karline McLain
July 17, 2017 • By Karline McLainHow Gandhi's intentional living communities, "ashrams", worked--and what we can learn from them Read More
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Enhancing Death, Enhancing Life: A Q&A With Daniel Sulmasy
July 07, 2017 • By Daniel SulmasyHow to reframe the way we think about dying persons in the medical system, and what medicine can do to ameliorate suffering even when facing death Read More
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What is Medicine and How Does Medicine Enhance Life?
July 06, 2017 • By Daniel SulmasyMedicine: an ameliorative response to the suffering occasioned by the physical finitude of the human Read More
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Lessons from the Enhancing Life Project: Why I marched; why I write
June 30, 2017 • By Ruth FarrellOBGYN Ruth Farrell's perspective on attending the 2017 Women's March on Washington Read More
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Humanistic Medicine and the Ethics of Prenatal Genetic Testing: A Q&A with Dr. Ruth Farrell
June 28, 2017 • By Ruth FarrellWhat role can women’s personal values and beliefs, namely religion and spirituality, play in patient-centered care surrounding beginning-of-life decisions? Read More
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Un-Building Continuous Automated Surveillance: A Q&A with Nick Couldry
June 20, 2017 • By Nick CouldryNick Couldry of the London School of Economics addresses problems of continued automated online surveillance Read More
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Denaturalizing “The New Oil”: The Ethical Questions of Big Data
June 15, 2017 • By Nick Couldry and Jun YuHow discourses about technological progress cover up ethical questions about surveillance that threaten our most basic freedoms Read More
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Our Smartphones, Ourselves
June 06, 2017 • By Menahem BlondheimThe counter-intuitive results of a study about teenagers and their smartphones Read More