First Take: Music and Nature
Nature and music are intimately connected. Almost as long as I have been a naturalist, these connections have been woven through my life. I have been playing drums since I was a boy…
Read MoreDec 11, 2016 | First Take: Music and Nature, Music
Nature and music are intimately connected. Almost as long as I have been a naturalist, these connections have been woven through my life. I have been playing drums since I was a boy…
Read MoreNov 26, 2016 | First Take, The Biology of Culture, The Biology of Culture
This is the idea behind this issue of ReVista, to explore the connections between the arts and sciences through the lens of the biological aspects of human culture. Biological research is…
Read MoreSep 26, 2016 | Healing, Sacredness and Beyond, The Biology of Culture
Substitute the word biology for psychology, and you’d have my consideration of consciousness—my own curiosity in writing about that subject parallels that of James about…
Read MoreMar 11, 2014 | Fiestas, Masks and Music
I stand mesmerized by the flashing fangs and devilish eyes of the mask, topped with spiked horns and kaleidoscopic mane, worn by a whirling, dancing…
Read MoreMay 6, 2010 | Architecture, Making a Difference, Architecture
Juan José was the first to spot the katydid’s quivering antenna, then suddenly he made a quick grab and the green, squirming insect was his. One advantage to this tropical place is being…
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