What Sorts of People blog

I wanted to let readers of Brains know of a new blog that I'm involved in, theWhat Sorts of People blog: check it out.  This is the blog for theWhat Sorts of People Should There Be? network.  It is a collaborative blog with regular contributions from around 10 team members from the network.  In principal, anything falling under the question that names the network might be blogged here, including matters mindful and brain-related.  We've been running about 10 days in public.   Recent posts are available on double-amputee Oscar Pistorius's bid to compete Olympically, and on a so-recent-it's-still-forthcoming piece by Steve Pinker inThe New Republicon the concept of dignity and its use in a recent President's Council on Bioethics report.   Biella Coleman, who was a Killam Postdoc at Alberta last year and now teaches at NYU, posted a tempered rant (her description) on the blog on medical genetics and eugenics, and has just blogged on a recent New Left Review article by Lennard Davis on biocultures; Jo Faulkner, a current Killam postdoc at Alberta, has a posting on plastic surgery.  You can also search for other blog pieces by category and review the archives of the blog from the site.  If you like what you see: