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Hump-Day History: Claude Lévi-Strauss and the Problem of Mind
Claude Lévi-Strauss (b.1908-), according to the well-known anthropologist, the “functionalist” and student of Bronislaw Malinowski, Edmund Ronald Leach, is the most famous representative … more →
Ether Wave Propaganda
Our treasured family values: scribbling like a mad potato like the one I saw in a run-down wet market filled with earthworms, screaming beggars, fighting vendors, and siesta-fanatics eager to forget the trauma caused by Ondoy and Pepeng who weren't even invited to attend Pacman's victory party over Pacmom's debut movie about happy families resembling one another but that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, only to realize that it was Tolstoy who said that in Anna Karenina (not the TV soap) just to prove that he's a prrrrrrrroud Rrrrrrrrrussian and that I'm not... but there's still sunshine left!
Pepe wrote 2 days ago: Like all the best families, we have our share of eccentricities, of impetuous and wayward youngsters … more →
Jean-Jacques Rosseau
Ali Lochhead wrote 3 days ago: “No history of psychology is complete without a look at Jean-Jacques Rousseau. He has influenc … more →
WORDS TO THINK ABOUT.....
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stanleyscribes wrote 2 weeks ago: “Gratitude is a duty which ought to be paid, but which none have a right to expect.” Jea … more →
Boundless
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Robin wrote 3 weeks ago: (November moonrise.) The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless. ~ J … more →
Towards, or Away From
Rich Redman wrote 1 month ago: Two hundred or so years ago, a polymath named Thomas Jefferson changed the face of liberal political … more →
Aaron wrote 1 month ago: ‘We are born, so to speak, twice over; born into existence, and born into life; born a human b … more →
Yasanın Evrenselliği, Adaletin Tekilliği Üzerine*
lecturesymptomale wrote 1 month ago: Ekrem Ekici Kocaeli/2006 “Nasıl olur da insan hem özgür hem de yasaya bağlı olur, diye sormak gereks … more →
Rousseau'nun Uygarlık Eleştirisine Genel Bakış
lecturesymptomale wrote 1 month ago: Ekrem Ekici Kocaeli 2006 Rousseau ile Aydınlanma düşüncesi arasında varolan ilişki gerilimli bir ili … more →
Kindness Is Not Easy
clarionfriends wrote 2 months ago: The illustration on the dust jacket of On Kindness by Adam Phillips and Barbara Taylor is an open ha … more →
Corsica, France: Wild, Splendid and Retro
Pat Hartman wrote 2 months ago: By PAT HARTMAN News Editor Sure, a lot of the places mentioned in Kevin Dolgin’s book haven … more →
eat the rich
madeinpain wrote 2 months ago: Eat the Rich, 18 cm x 27 cm. Popularna w latach 60-tych fraza, której rozwinięciem jest zdanie: … more →
On Labor Day 2009
jdou wrote 2 months ago: On this Labor Day 2009, it is fitting to reflect on the lot of working people in the USA. Those of u … more →
WWLS: What Would Locke Say?
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Aaron Eyler wrote 2 months ago: As we look back on the American Revolution, there are several big philosophical ideas that penetrate … more →
Gün 3. Aşk (II)
hergunenazyuzsayfa wrote 3 months ago: İçim daralıyor artık bu kitabı okurken. Yine de başladığım kitabı bitirmek istiyorum. Bir önceki oku … more →
Cash for Clunkers
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Julia wrote 3 months ago: (Again from our buddies at Someecards.com) What for what now? The Car Allowance Rebate System (more … more →
Hump-Day History: Claude Lévi-Strauss and the Problem of Mind
Christopher Donohue wrote 4 months ago: Claude Lévi-Strauss (b.1908-), according to the well-known anthropologist, the “functionalist … more →
Thinking Through Music History
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rogerevans wrote 4 months ago: An individual singing style often involves a singer’s imitation—for better or worse—of a popul … more →
• What is a "social contract"?
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Kiwi Polemicist wrote 4 months ago: The comments button is at the bottom right of this post. A few commenters have used the phrase … more →
Searching for Justice in Injustice
danitocchetto wrote 4 months ago: We live in a world of unambiguous and alarming injustices. The World Bank estimated that in 2005 abo … more →
