Isabelle Torrance, Euripides

Euripides' Second Thoughts

Robert Clowes , Steve Torrance

Readers of this Journal are used to considering questions to do with consciousness and subjectivity in humans and other natural creatures. However it is instructive to devote some attention to the realm of artificial subjectivity — as a bare possibility, even if not as a likelihood in the near future. Following the first special issue of this journal on the topic of machine consciousness (Holla...

Intelligent Testing With Torrance

Applying the idea of “intelligent testing” (Kaufman, 1979, 1994) to creativity assessment could broaden our understanding of creativity assessment and would be in accord with the vision of E. Paul Torrance. Such intelligent creativity testing would not seek a single creativity score. Testers would consider patterns of scores in different domains and interpret them for comparative strengths and ...

A Literary Study of Euripides’ Phoinissai

Isabelle Côté

Isabelle Côté is Professor of Tropical Marine Ecology in the Department of Biological Sciences at Simon Fraser University, in Vancouver, Canada. She pioneered the use of meta-analysis to reconstruct ecological changes on coral reefs and measure the effectiveness of marine protected areas at enhancing fish and their habitats. She is actively involved in marine protected area issues in Canada. Sh...