Transferencia de masa II

Medievalia

Comparative Studies in Society and History, In Dialogue, 2023

The Hindu/Han Letters: Audrey Truschke and Gina Anne Tam discuss the prospects for new India-China comparisons

Enfermeria

Satya , 2024

I speak to Ashwin Thomas and Tulip Banerjee on the questions of collectives, breathlessnes and citizenship for Satya, an annual journal of Stephen's College, University of Delhi

2024

The word “consciousness” imparts a mystique that makes otherwise cautious and careful researchers jump to unwarranted conclusions. For many consciousness is a topic of mystery and fascination. Given its promiscuous mention in academic and nonacademic writings, consciousness, for not a few, is like the cup—the Holy Grail—Jesus was believed to have drunk from during his last meal with his disciples. Neurologists, psychologists, philosophers of mind, popular science journalists, and assorted thinkers with a strong mystical bent are all in pursuit of this sacred relic of psychology. Even some physicists are in on this great quest (e.g., quantum mysticism).