ENG 102: Concepts, Theories, and Thinkers (Ongoing Archive)

(Start here Ethical Reasoning: How Do We Think About the World, A Guide for Developing Critical Skills for Thinking About the World, Who We Are: The Power of Stories, and Shooting Azimuths )

Animals

Anthropology/Archaeology

Cognitive Science/Neuroscience/Consciousness/Mind 

Drugs 

Economics/Political Economy/Business/Labor

Education/Students

Environment/Ecology/Geography/Architecture

Film Studies 

Food/Agriculture

Gender 

Health/Healthcare/Body 

History/Biography

Humanities/Arts/Culture 

Legal Studies/Criminology/Law Enforcement 

Media/Communications/Journalism

Peace and Conflict Studies

Philosophy/Critical Theory 

Political Theory/Sociology/Government 

Propaganda/Censorship/Misinformation

Psychology/Psychiatry 

Racism/Caste/Apartheid 

Religion/Spirituality/Atheism/Esotericism 

Science/Technology 

Sex/Sexuality 

Torture 

War/Conflicts/Weapons

Youth/Kids

Shooting Azimuths:

Andrew Huberman: Neuroscience/Health/Body & Mind

Bryan Stevenson: Lawyer/Equal Justice Initiative/The National Memorial for Peace and Justice

Gabor Maté: Physician/Trauma/Addiction/Childhood Development/Stress

Isabel Wilkerson: Journalism/History/Caste/Migration

John Bellamy Foster: John Bellamy Foster: Sociology/Political Economy/Ecology/Editor of Monthly Review

Krista Tippett: On Being/Spirituality/Religion/Science/Philosophy

Like Stories of Old: Film Studies/Narratives/Mythology/Philosophy

Mark Blyth: International Political Economics

M.J. Dorian: Arts/Creativity/History

Noam Chomsky: Linguist/Media Literacy/Political Economy/Historian/Philosopher/Cognitive Scientist

Rutger Bregman: History/Economics/Ethics

Stephen West: Philosophy/History

Wade Davis: Anthropology/Ethnobotany/Explorer