Photo caption For this issue on health and humanities, our cover illustration by Wenjia Tang shows an idealized community, its parts in balance with each other and with nature. Photo caption For this issue on health and humanities, our cover illustration by Wenjia Tang shows an idealized community, its parts in balance with each other and with nature. Summer 2020 Volume 41, Issue 3 SUBSCRIBE FOR HUMANITIES MAGAZINE PRINT EDITION Browse all issues Sign up for HUMANITIES Magazine newsletter Also in this issue AIDS in One City: The San Francisco Story How an archive captures recent history David Skinner NEH Grants James Flynn NEH CARES Grants Amy Lifson Elvis Presley Gets His Polio Shot David Skinner The Last Pandemic Using history to guide us in the difficult present E. Thomas Ewing Irena Sendler and the Girls from Kansas Jack Mayer Executive Function with Delaware's Michele Anstine Jordan Howell Martin Seligman and the Rise of Positive Psychology Peter Gibbon Monumental Women Adelaide Johnson, the Sculptor of Suffrage Kimberly A. Hamlin Roughing It (with Servants, of Course) How the Adirondacks became the hot vacation spot of the Gilded Age Randi Storch and Kevin B. Sheets Thomas Mann’s Civilized Uncertainty Algis Valiunas Stolen Across the Ohio W. Caleb McDaniel The Wild All Around The environmental humanities help us see our own nature. Vyta Baselice
Roughing It (with Servants, of Course) How the Adirondacks became the hot vacation spot of the Gilded Age Randi Storch and Kevin B. Sheets
