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Anne Brice

Anne Brice

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Host, Berkeley Voices

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Total articles 472

  • A UC Berkeley professor unpacks Freudian themes and fantasies from the latest season of HBO’s ‘The White Lotus’

    By Sarah Fullerton, Anne Brice| UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA@ It’s one of many moments in the series that Saha says are revelatory — not simply because they’re shocking, but because they hold up a mirror to race and gender dynamics in American society in a way that’s unique in television today.

    By Sarah Fullerton, Anne Brice · UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Do vowels have colors? According to some with synesthesia, yes.

    By Anne Brice| Medical Xpress Verified It's hard to pinpoint when synesthesia, the rare neurological condition where a stimulus that affects one sense prompts a response in a different sense, was first documented. Scientific literature marks its beginning in 1812, when it appeared as an aside in a Bavarian medical student's dissertation. Toward the end, there's a small section where he detailed how he associated musical tones and letters with colors. "He enumerates the colors he sees in connection with the letters of the alphabet.

    By Anne Brice · Medical Xpress

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • A UC Berkeley professor unpacks Freudian themes and fantasies from the latest season of HBO’s ‘The White Lotus’

    By Sarah Fullerton, Anne Brice| UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA@ It’s one of many moments in the series that Saha says are revelatory — not simply because they’re shocking, but because they hold up a mirror to race and gender dynamics in American society in a way that’s unique in television today.

    By Sarah Fullerton, Anne Brice · UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

    Apr. 10, 2025

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