L'Amour La Mort #19 - On Intelligence Brian Dillon Few women were so consistently

Few women were so consistently published in the New Yorker and yet today Lavin’s work is largely unpublished and overlooked

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L'Amour La Mort #19 - On Intelligence Brian Dillon Few women were so consistentlyIt all started with Nim the chimp who, in the 1970s, supposedly signed the longest sentence in the history of primate linguistics. We got obsessed. This issue of LAmour La Mort brings together twenty contributors professors and poets, neuroscientists and philosophers, with an editorial group scattered between Dubai, Montral, London, and Stockholm. Weve asked our writers to think about intelligence is and to consider the human fascination with, and