PinnedInPhilosophy TodaybyDiana Craciun, PhD·Oct 31, 2025Metacognition, or the Science of Self-KnowledgeJust how is it that our brains are able to know themselves?A response icon50A response icon50
PinnedInPhilosophy TodaybyDiana Craciun, PhD·Aug 15, 2025How Our Emotional Reactions to Fiction Lead to Self-KnowledgeNext time a novel or a tv show brings you to tears, it may be a good time to reflect.A response icon22A response icon22
PinnedInPhilosophy TodaybyDiana Craciun, PhD·Dec 10, 2024Does Pursuing Your Passion Kill It?Chasing your passion full-time? It might start running away.A response icon42A response icon42
Diana Craciun, PhD·Sep 26And just like that, I became a doctorWhat it’s like to finish your PhD — everything from when to submit to the mystique of the thesis defenseA response icon2A response icon2
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyDiana Craciun, PhD·Sep 10‘Too Great a Sky’ by Liliana Corobca— A Book ReviewThe fluidity of borders laid bare, or how an imperfect book tells a necessary storyA response icon1A response icon1
InPhilosophy TodaybyDiana Craciun, PhD·Mar 9Stuck Between Two Options? Try This Simple Imagination ExerciseTreat Decision-Making More Like a Playground and Less Like a BattlefieldA response icon3A response icon3
Diana Craciun, PhD·Feb 23What It’s Really Like to Attend an Academic ConferenceFrom nervous rehearsals to speaker dinners: demystifying the academic conference.A response icon1A response icon1
InJaponica PublicationbyDiana Craciun, PhD·Feb 1In the Footsteps of One of Japan’s Greatest NovelistsHow Visiting the Places That Shaped Natsume Soseki Changed How I Read HimA response icon13A response icon13
InPhilosophy TodaybyDiana Craciun, PhD·Jan 20Can Imagining Help Us Make Good Decisions?A response icon83A response icon83
Diana Craciun, PhD·Jan 2What Starting the Year with Failure Taught Me About Goal-SettingPerhaps Not All Goals Need to Be SMARTA response icon8A response icon8
