Weekly Links, February 1, 2008
#
Weekly Links, January 26, 2008
#
Shakespeare on Love
#
The Future of Economic, Political, Socio-cultural, and Ethical Interconnections: What if all borders were abolished? (Part 2)
#
The Future of Economic, Political, Socio-cultural, and Ethical Interconnections: What if all borders were abolished? (Part 1)
#
Mapping our Place in the Virtual World: Pt. 1. Universal and Planetary Human Right to Freedom of Internet Speech
#
Making Sense of Iraq: Start changing your point-of-view
#
Bonobos on the Flexibility of the Cultural Meanings of Sex and Sexuality
#
History of Western Metaphysics and Political Thought, Pt. 2: Early Usages and Implications of the Metaphor Body-Politic
#
History of Western Metaphysics and Political Thought, Pt. 1: Introduction to the Intertwining of Language and Metaphysics
#
My use or return to the use of the term “American”
#
The Loser Within: On Bukowski’s Ham on Rye (1982)
A Poetic Investigation: I had no time to Hate—Pt. 1
#
Ideal-Real: Bush may stink but America has always been a bit stinky
#
Good Samaritan, Bad Seminarian: A glaring experiment in practice what you preach
A recent discussion about the difference or non difference in the way ethicists and non ethicists act directed me towards a very troubling question I often ask myself: Can we teach ethics and morals in order to make people and...
Let's Face It! What is Facebook doing to us?
Let’s face it, Facebook (like the internet) has, will, or is in the process of taking over our lives—including my own.
A Modest Proposal for Geographical Determinism
We often picture the world in terms of luck. In spite of the fact that the world is an unequal place of unequal societies and social relationships, we often look at these inequalities as simply the luck of the game:...