The Hedgehog's Array: October 17, 2014
A weekly roundup from The Hedgehog Review
Why Cities Need the Arts: An Interview With Chris Yates—Part 1
An interview with philosopher and artist Chris Yates detailing the importance of art for cities and communities
The Morality of Food—Then and Now
Posted on October 16, 2014
in THR Web Features
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It is interesting to contrast the motivations behind the World War I food conservation efforts with those behind today’s food-related activism. We are all foodies now, it seems.
Recognizing the Adult in the Mirror
In art as in life, the real adults are often hard to recognize.
"What is Liberal Education For?": A Preview
One difficulty faced by people talking about higher education—or marketing institutions of higher education—is that the purpose of education is now widely considered to be job training, and on that level, it doesn't appear to be succeeding particularly well
Urban Policy: Part 1—Lessons From the District
Analysts who head straight for urban policy jobs in Washington without first working within their own local communities are probably not going to be able to understand the perspective on the ground, or what real communities need.
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