19 Minutes With Microsoft's CEO: A New Book, A New Culture And A 'Complete Nonsense Answer'
World News | Jena McGregor, The Washington Post | Tuesday September 26, 2017
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has long been a fan of dropping literary references into business conversation. He quoted Nietzsche in an investor call. He's paraphrased Oscar Wilde in an employee memo. He's tweeted book lists that include Plato and Piaget, and shared insights about teamwork from a nonfiction tale of the rowing team that won the 1936 O...
Opinion: How Gandhi Used Socrates
Opinion | Phiroze Vasunia | Wednesday February 11, 2015
Gandhi's translation was banned by the British, writes Phiroze Vasunia.
True Vroomance: Watch How Engine Exhaust Notes Lead To Music!
Thursday June 12, 2014
We go to concerts, hear maestros sing or create unparalleled symphonies and then fall into a pit of catharsis (yes, I am bringing Plato up) or get inspired to the core.
Blog: Why Facebook matters in this election
Elections News | Ankhi Das | Tuesday March 4, 2014
The great philosopher Plato had famously said "Democracy is a charming form of government, full of variety and disorder, and dispensing a sort of equality to equals and unequal alike." I think of those famous words often at Facebook.
The Sole of a student: TED winner Sugata Mitra's blog
World News | Sugata Mitra | Thursday February 28, 2013
From Plato to Aurobindo, from Vygotsky to Montessori, centuries of educational thinking have vigorously debated a central pedagogical question: How do we spark creativity, curiosity, and wonder in children? But those who philosophized pre-Google were prevented from wondering just how the Internet might influence the contemporary answer to this age-...
Mid-Day, Mumbai | Saturday November 3, 2012
Plato once said art is an imitation of an imitation. Sonal Ved finds a common link between crepes in France, injera in Ethopia, pancakes in America, blinis in Russia and dosas in India.Food historians have credited the French for coming up with crepes....
19 Minutes With Microsoft's CEO: A New Book, A New Culture And A 'Complete Nonsense Answer'
World News | Jena McGregor, The Washington Post | Tuesday September 26, 2017
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has long been a fan of dropping literary references into business conversation. He quoted Nietzsche in an investor call. He's paraphrased Oscar Wilde in an employee memo. He's tweeted book lists that include Plato and Piaget, and shared insights about teamwork from a nonfiction tale of the rowing team that won the 1936 O...
Opinion: How Gandhi Used Socrates
Opinion | Phiroze Vasunia | Wednesday February 11, 2015
Gandhi's translation was banned by the British, writes Phiroze Vasunia.
True Vroomance: Watch How Engine Exhaust Notes Lead To Music!
Thursday June 12, 2014
We go to concerts, hear maestros sing or create unparalleled symphonies and then fall into a pit of catharsis (yes, I am bringing Plato up) or get inspired to the core.
Blog: Why Facebook matters in this election
Elections News | Ankhi Das | Tuesday March 4, 2014
The great philosopher Plato had famously said "Democracy is a charming form of government, full of variety and disorder, and dispensing a sort of equality to equals and unequal alike." I think of those famous words often at Facebook.
The Sole of a student: TED winner Sugata Mitra's blog
World News | Sugata Mitra | Thursday February 28, 2013
From Plato to Aurobindo, from Vygotsky to Montessori, centuries of educational thinking have vigorously debated a central pedagogical question: How do we spark creativity, curiosity, and wonder in children? But those who philosophized pre-Google were prevented from wondering just how the Internet might influence the contemporary answer to this age-...
Mid-Day, Mumbai | Saturday November 3, 2012
Plato once said art is an imitation of an imitation. Sonal Ved finds a common link between crepes in France, injera in Ethopia, pancakes in America, blinis in Russia and dosas in India.Food historians have credited the French for coming up with crepes....
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