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Stony Brook University Undergraduate Journal for Humanities and Social Sciences

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Join us on August 30th from 1 PM-2:30 PM for the Involvement Fair, located at the SAC Plaza. Get to know our journal for Humanities and Social Sciences and meet our team! :) Join us tonight at 8 pm for a fun night with games and icebreakers! Hey Brooklogue fam! Join us this Wednesday to hear some awesome insight from the one and only Dr. Joy Bolger (professor of abnormal psychology) and the amazing Stephanie Struble (professor of philosophy) on research, career options, and navigating life in general. We’ll have a Q&A session too - great chance to network! 🤓

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Our Mission

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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We require all submissions to be exclusive to us, meaning you do not submit the same piece(s) to any other publications unless we decide to not publish your piece.

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Recent Publications

Philosophy

Plato’s Unloving Lover

By Aviram Nessim, March 9, 2024 Plato’s masterpiece, Phaedrus, contains two rather intricate definitions of love. On one hand, the concept of love is tainted by the prominent Athenian orator, Lysias, during his dialogue with Phaedrus, a young, impressionable student of rhetoric. As we will see, Lysias’ declamation places the…

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Articles

The Possible Anti-depressant Effects of Magic Mushrooms

By Maisha Pathan, March 9, 2024 Depression is a debilitating condition that affects up to 17.8% of American adults as of2023 (Witters). Although there are countless treatment options in the form of antidepressants,and therapy, sometimes, these treatments may still not be enough to provide relief for thosesuffering from depression. Shrooms,…

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