Past Member
John Lardas Modern
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John Lardas Modern is interested in the religious history and religious affects of cybernetics. His research agenda involves, first, charting different moments in the pre-history of the cybernetic boom at mid-century and, second, investigating the proposition that the brain is a machine of the highest order under which all other forces in the human world play subservient roles.
Dates at IAS
Member
School of Social Science
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Degrees
University of California, Santa Barbara
Ph.D.
2003
Miami University (Ohio)
M.A.
1996
Princeton University
B.A.
1993
Honors
2018
ACLS Frederick Burkhardt Fellowship for Recently Tenured Scholars
Appointments
Franklin & Marshall College
2006–2017
Faculty
Haverford College
2003–2006
Visiting Asst. Professor