"Humans Seeing Humans: How the Brain Perceives Other Minds" shows that despite the realistic human characteristics displayed in the faces of dolls, computer animations, or other inanimate objects, Dartmouth Assistant Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences Thalia Wheatley shows how her...

In "Learning to See the Social, or How to Read a Graphic Novel" Dartmouth College Associate Professor of English Michael Chaney presents a survey of contemporary graphic novels. Showing that the graphic novel is a complicated medium that makes abstractions visible through distortion and...

In an examination of recent occurrences of genocide, Associate Professor of Government Ben Valentino helps us to understand what happens when "When Bad Men Combine." Valetino explores what happens when a small, radical, unrepresentative group gains power and what we can do to prevent it.