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du Coeur: Journal of Applied Humanities is interdisciplinary project seeking to publish an array of works that explore the human condition through the application of philosophy, religion, language, history, and the arts to everyday life.

06/07/2020

A poem from Henry David Thoreau

Before he became a pioneering ecological thinker, Thoreau was a poet and this youthful work contains the blueprint for his development

02/07/2020

The importance of moving from anger to pity.

Remaining calm around people who annoy us is one of the great life skills. It’s also a teachable and learnable skill. For gifts and more from The School of L...

22/06/2020

An opportunity to share your thoughts on racial injustice via Florida Atlantic University's Erase Hate initiative:

"Together with the FAU Center for IDEAs and in support of the FAU Libraries Erase Hate initiative, we want to give students, faculty and staff the opportunity to express their feelings about the horrific death of George Floyd and others who lost their lives to racial injustice. This is a safe space where the FAU community can express actions they would like to take or feel others should take to erase the hate in order to start a conversation. We invite FAU students, faculty and staff to submit written (spoken word, poetry, essay, letters, etc..) or artistic (painting, sculpture, drawing, etc…) pieces answering the questions: How have you been impacted by racism you have experienced or have witnessed? What is your hope for the future?

Your submission will be shared anonymously on the FAU Libraries website in an effort to create a space where we can listen and learn from each other and most importantly, promote a community of respect for all. Select pieces will also be part of an upcoming exhibition.

Files and images should be emailed to [email protected] and include the name, age, and FAU degree program."

https://library.fau.edu/erase-hate-exhibit

The FAU Libraries are continuing to provide expert assistance to support teaching, learning, and research while our buildings are closed and we are working remotely. Explore our remote resources and services

09/06/2020

It's time to listen.

And time to learn.

So Florida International University's Center for the Humanities in an Urban Environment is creating space to amplify the voices of eight scholars and artists with messages we need to hear.

Join us this Thursday 11 June at 4:00PM EST for "Black Humanity Matters: A Teach-In on the Crisis of Race in America." Free and open to the public.

Click here to watch on Zoom: HTTPS://GO.FIU.EDU/98232039763

Or join us on Facebook:
HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/CENTERFORHUMANITIESFIU/

02/06/2020

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du Coeur: Journal of Applied Humanities is interdisciplinary project seeking to publish an array of works that explore the human condition and what it means to live well through the application of philosophy, religion, language, history, and the arts to everyday life.

“Du Coeur” is French for “from the heart.” This name was chosen to convey our commitment to publishing works that are as committed to sincerity and integrity as erudition. The name was also inspired by Rollo May’s observation that the origin of the word “courage” stems from the French word for heart. As he writes in The Courage to Create, “The word couragecomes from the same stem as the French word coeur, meaning ‘heart.’ Thus just as one’s heart, by pumping blood to one’s arms, legs, and brain enables all the other physical organs to function, so courage makes possible all the psychological virtues. Without courage other values wither away into mere facsimiles of virtue.”

The name reflects this journal’s concern for publishing works that emphasize the relevance of the humanities to ordinary life.