‘Little Women’ Is Important Reading
Little Women deserves a different place in the American literary canon–and that place is in schools. Continue reading ‘Little Women’ Is Important Reading
Rosie the Riveter, a Late Blooming Feminist
Rosie the Riveter is a classic symbol of feminine strength. But is feminism what she symbolized at the time of her creation? Continue reading Rosie the Riveter, a Late Blooming Feminist
A Counter to Nihilistic Philosophy
Nihilistic thinking is a dangerous, loathsome, and inaccurate mode of being. Rejecting it opens a door for growth through struggle and, ultimately, hope. Continue reading A Counter to Nihilistic Philosophy
I’m scared, but I’m doing this anyway
Somehow a fear of death and serious gymnastics can co-exist. Continue reading I’m scared, but I’m doing this anyway
Of Love and Life
The difficult moments in life can remind a person to break free from boxes and to explore the unknown. Continue reading Of Love and Life
A Black Tinted Hobby
What pulls an athlete through water, pain, and disqualification? Continue reading A Black Tinted Hobby
My Archetypal Dog
Does archetypal theory extend to animals? Carl Jung may not have thought so, but perhaps that’s because he had never owned a bichon frise. Continue reading My Archetypal Dog
Men and Pigs: The Prominence and Peculiarities of Cannibalism
Cannibalism has been, for the most part, unexplored. But it happens. When? and Why? And what does it reveal about human nature? Continue reading Men and Pigs: The Prominence and Peculiarities of Cannibalism
