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A View from the Foothills
In his engaging memoir Chris Mullin recalls visiting old family friends on Christmas Day, 2004. Malcolm, who teaches in the local primary school, found himself one day “teaching a class of six watche… more →
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We need each other.
Warm Southern Breeze wrote 3 weeks ago: Recently I was watching a rerun episode of “3d Rock From The Sun,” a serial science fict … more →
Diogenes of Sinope: the first freegan
K. Beneath wrote 4 weeks ago: Diogenes in his barrel, where he slept and lived The mascot of Home-free Living is Diogenes of Synop … more →
Quote for the Weekend
Faerie♥Kat wrote 4 weeks ago: “What I like to drink most is wine that belongs to others.” ~Diogenes, Greek Philosopher, 412-323 BC … more →
On Living Your Philosophy
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timsmartt wrote 3 months ago: Nowadays, if a philosopher finds he cannot answer the philosophical question ‘What is time? … more →
Auf der Leseliste
emilywalton wrote 3 months ago: Leon deWinter – Das Recht auf Rückkehr … more →
Zuletzt gelesen
emilywalton wrote 4 months ago: Benedict Wells – Spinner (Rezension erscheint am Samstag, 5. September im KURIER) Margit Schr … more →
PM Quote of the Day -- Diogenes
Paul Ritchie wrote 4 months ago: We have two ears and one tongue so that we would listen more and talk less. … more →
Get out of my light
shannon wrote 4 months ago: After Alexander the Great had conquered Greece, he was besieged by visitors; businessmen, politician … more →
Djian revisited
h3lge wrote 4 months ago: “Ich hörte einen Augenblick dem Plätschern des Brunnens zu. Ich stand reglos da, und eine Taub … more →
"Were I not Alexander, I would be Diogenes"
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stareway wrote 5 months ago: Diogenes – eating only the plainest food, wearing only coarse clothing, living in a tub like a … more →
A View from the Foothills
spiritof44 wrote 5 months ago: In his engaging memoir Chris Mullin recalls visiting old family friends on Christmas Day, 2004. Mal … more →
Don't get so hung up over figuring out life's hangups that they hold you up from actually living.
nexusofnow wrote 5 months ago: Looking ahead to Sunday’s quote on my Zen Calendar, I saw a quote from Diogenes: “We are … more →
EDUCATION; Out of sight, out of mind? - A reply
spiritof44 wrote 6 months ago: Dear Diogenes What’s missing? I’d suggest to Balls-Mandelson and their cortege that they should all … more →
EDUCATION: Out of sight, out of mind?
spiritof44 wrote 6 months ago: Dear Juvenile You’re a sprightly observer of the cosmos, so I wonder whether you can tell me what is … more →
Diogenes the Cynic: The Man Who Became a Dog
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melissanavia wrote 6 months ago: VM – Society Rising – Philosophy The Man Who Became a Dog A look back at a true Cynic marks th … more →
FAITH AND EDUCATION
spiritof44 wrote 6 months ago: Not faith schools, but faith in the people in schools: in pupils, students, teachers, and even gover … more →
ARCHETYPAL OVERLOAD! Samsara, Icarus, Nicodemus, The Cynic Diogenes, The Prodigal Son, Kafka's Hunger Artist, Socrates, Odysseus, Freud's Oedipal Totem and Taboo Idealized Daddy Memory, and Christian Conversion---All in a Kansas Song! (And Accompanied by a Greek Chorus!)
santitafarella wrote 6 months ago: Really. Listen: Once I rose above the noise and confusion (just to get a glimpse beyond this illusio … more →
“SCHOOLS MISS OUT ON CASH SURPLUSES”
spiritof44 wrote 6 months ago: “2000 SCHOOLS IN DEFICIT” “HEAD TEACHER SUSPENDED IN BONUS ROW” Three recent headlines tell the same … more →
A STEP IN THE DARK
spiritof44 wrote 6 months ago: The Basildon Academies are looking for sixteen outstanding managers. Each will lead a ‘college’ of 1 … more →
