
The Dome of Thought: Phrenology and the Nineteenth-Century Popular Imagination

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Reflections on the legacy of the Frankfurt School. Above: Max Horkheimer (center left), Theodor Adorno (center right), and Jürgen Habermas (far right) at the Max Weber Institute for Sociology in Heidelberg, 1964.
Volunteers from UCLA answered calls from distressed citizens on phones that were normally used during KCET-TV’s pledge drives. Joe Nunn (center, in jacket and tie), now a UCLA professor emeritus, was among those who participated.
Dr. Claire Weekes distilled her understanding of ‘nervous illness’ into a six-word mantra for overcoming anxiety: face, accept, float, let time pass.
Making paper chains for Christmas at school