Cameron Allan McKean
Cameron is a writer, editor and underwater anthropologist in Melbourne, Australia. After a decade in Tokyo working as an arts journalist, he began doctoral studies at Deakin University involving fieldwork with scientists and divers at coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean. Cameron is a former books and culture editor for The Japan Times, and a past contributor to CNN, ArtAsiaPacific, Dwell, Apartamento, and art-agenda.
Edited by Cameron Allan McKean
Mind and brain
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Time doesn’t flow like a river. So why do we feel swept along?
by Nick Young
The nature of reality
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For neuroscience, magic opens a doorway to multiple realities
by Luis M Martínez & Jordi Camí
History and philosophy of mental health
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Can we diagnose suffering without knowing a person’s history?
by Christos Tombras
Cognitive and behavioural therapies
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The philosophical roots of CBT help explain its limitations
by Bradley Murray
Animals
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Sex lives of the pygmy seahorses – a hidden, miniature marvel
by Richard Smith
Depression
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Why the ketamine revolution is stalling – and how to save it
by Bita Moghaddam
Caregiving
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We need to address society’s unrealistic view of caregivers
by Joanne Limburg
Technology and media
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Can algorithms speak? And should their opinions be protected?
by Jennifer Petersen
Sacred places
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I swim to think and to stay afloat in an ever-wetter world
by Steve Mentz
Sports and games
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For players of fafi, dream interpretation is a vital skill
by Brittany Birberick
Animals
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Calling Australia’s wildlife ‘weird’ puts it at risk
by Jack Ashby
The body and physical health
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We’re children of ice and snow. Can we survive the coming heat?
by Robert Frodeman & Mark Bullock