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We are Stony Brook University’s exclusively undergraduate, peer-reviewed journal for humanities and social sciences. Our mission is to provide a platform for Stony Brook undergraduate students to speak and learn about a diverse set of issues related to the humanities and social sciences. This includes Women’s and Gender Studies, Racial/Ethnic Studies, Cultural Studies, Mental Health Awareness, and more. We hope to promote open discussion about these issues that will contribute toward a more tolerant, equal, and just community.
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Recent Publications
Religion and Herbs: Women and Childbirth in Ancient Greece
by Ayesha Azeem, April 12, 2023 In recent years, there has been a large shift in medical research towards a focus on birth and early childhood, especially on environmental factors that can affect fetal health. This area of interest in obstetrics, however, is not something new and was actually demonstrated…
The Neuroscience of Habits: How Subconscious Neural Activity Holds Control Over Our Daily Lives
by Aviram Nessim, April 8, 2023 Among the notable findings that Wendy Wood, a social psychologist at the University of Southern California, illuminated throughout her decades-long career is that an astonishing 43% of daily actions are enacted on the basis of habit (Wood et al., n.d.). A habit, or psychological…
The Philosophical Lens of a Camera
by Grace Sargent, January 24, 2023 Introduction In American philosopher and writer Susan Sontag’s In Plato’s Cave, the concept of photography is examined from a philosophical standpoint and connected to Plato’s Allegory of the Cave. She details the way in which we as humans interact with photography and the large…
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