THE HANK CENTER
FOR THE CATHOLIC INTELLECTUAL HERITAGE
VOLUME V OUT NOW
Catholic Media Ecology: Realists, Influencers, Neighbors
This edition of Nexus explores media and communication ecologies alongside the AI and automation forces reshaping them. The Church has long engaged mass media, and Catholic thought has always grasped the connected nature of "ecologies." Entering the Technocene, Volume V offers timely reflections on Catholic thought in a digital world—examining social media as a vessel for the Word of God, embodiment in disembodied spaces, and how Catholic anthropology can guide moral imagination in this pivotal moment.
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Public Voices: Notes on the Enchantments of AI and Automation: A Conversation with Eugene McCarraher
Hank Center Director, Dr. Michael Murphy sits down with Eugene McCarraher for a discussion about AI and automation in the present age. Read the article for the expanded conversation.
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ABOUT NEXUS
Nexus: Conversations on the Catholic Intellectual Tradition is a digital-age journal that amplifies and publishes scholarly dialogue taking place in the Hank Center—whether in symposia and conference proceedings or in the research of its several faculty working groups. Cultivating the Jesuit principle of finding God in all things, Nexus fosters a wide scope of interdisciplinary scholarship, reflection, and public engagement—theological, philosophical, artistic, scientific, literary, historical, political, and more—forms that constitute this vital tradition. Nexus is published annually by the Hank Center.