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Glenn C. Altschuler Ph.D.

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Glenn C. Altschuler, Ph.D., is the Thomas and Dorothy Litwin Professor of American Studies at Cornell University.

Recent Posts

The Psychology Driving Our Partisan Politics

Are most Americans “innocent of ideology”?

Let There Be Light — and Darkness — for Our Circadian Rhythms

What has “ticked off” our internal body clocks?

Cultivating Joy Can Be Complex

Can we simultaneously experience joy and grief?

Music Seems to Help the Pain… to Cultivate the Brain

Are studies of music therapy’s impact reliable?

"To Sleep, Perchance to Dream'': A New Exploration of Dreaming

Why do dreamers always cheat on their sexual partners?

Why do dreamers always cheat on their sexual partners?

What to Do When Weaponized Stories Come Flying at Us

What is an "influence operation kill chain”?

What is an "influence operation kill chain”?

Can We Retrieve What’s Lost in Grief?

The challenges of coping with a friend’s suicide.

The challenges of coping with a friend’s suicide.

Victims of the Virtual World

Has "fearful parenting” taken hold in the U.S.?

Has "fearful parenting” taken hold in the U.S.?

Sorting Out Romantic, Marital and Familial Relationships in Literature

Practical and moral implications of adultery, separation, and divorce.

Practical and moral implications of adultery, separation, and divorce.

Connecting With Others Helps Them and Enhances Self-Knowledge

Are family members and lovers good at reading each other?

Are family members and lovers good at reading each other?