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Skip to contentPhilosophy-Neuroscience-PsychologyMenu Close Search Undergraduate ProgramGraduate ProgramResearchStudent ResourcesPeopleHonorsLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeCoursesUpcoming EventsRecent NewsEmily Prychitko Defends "Event Perception"Support PNPContact Us Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SSearch all news Search CategoriesFacultyGraduateUndergraduateAwards and NotablesResearchAlumniPeace of mind: The science and philosophy of mental health2.9.24 | Read StoryWhat does it mean to be mentally healthy? The answer has changed over time, says philosopher and historian of science Anya Plutynski. Her research on early 20th-century “mental hygiene” practitioners shows that some providers of the era sought to establish factors and skills that boosted patients’ mental health and prevented symptoms of mental illness from arising. That’s a different goal today’s standard of care, which more often equates mental health with the mere absence of the symptoms of mental illness. With her book-in-progress, “Making Mental Health,” Plutynski, a Faculty Fellow in the Center for the Humanities, is tracking the history of this early movement and considering why their approach was abandoned.Unlocking the Power: Why You Should Consider Hiring Philosophy Graduates2.7.24 | Read StoryA philosophy graduate can help you unleash your true potential as a business leader — and help you take your business to new heightsChristopher Colacchia defends "Emotions that Feel Bad are Bad"2.2.24 | Read StoryEric Brown on The Dangerous Game of Persuasion2.1.24 | Read StoryEric Brown publishes piece on persuasion in ancient Greece in The Common Reader1.25.24 | Read StoryIn Memoriam: Mark Rollins12.1.23 | Read StoryCarl Craver paper published.8.21.23 | Read StoryThinking about MechanismsCongratulations! Zoe Jenkin4.14.23 | Read StoryThe forgotten wall4.6.23 | Read StoryA scholar of Caribbean literatures and cultures, PhD candidate Karla Aguilar Velásquez sees her research as deeply connected with her practice as curator and museum educator. She shares her recent work with COCA that invites visitors to interact with the exhibitions — and each other.Oxford Bibliographies Online: Euripides' Orestes4.6.23 | Read StoryCNN Producer Cynde Strand Visits The Storytelling Lab (Video Lecture)4.6.23 | Read StoryYanjie Li Recieves Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence4.6.23 | Read StoryGraduate students from a range of departments and programs were selected for their exceptional contributions in the classroom.Load moreQuick LinksResourcesHonorsEventsOur PeopleContactAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Contact Us: Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu