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
Category: Culture
Problems Lurk at the Right and the Left
As America polices its cultural transgressions, are there blind spots it should be aware of? Continue reading Problems Lurk at the Right and the Left
Some Don’t Speak for All
The stereotype for rap artists is grim–violent, abusive, materialistic, selfish–but artists like Chance the Rapper are dropping a new type into rap’s story. Continue reading Some Don’t Speak for All
The Liberating Power of Home Ec
Home Economics classes are a common target for advocates of women’s advancement, but a better strategy than attacking the classes would be to embrace their origin. Continue reading The Liberating Power of Home Ec
The N-Word
People must understand, there’s something about the N-word. Continue reading The N-Word
The Parasitism of Technology
Fahrenheit 451 depicts a sobering, dystopian world of the future, but is Ray Bradbury’s world as fictional as we think it is? Are we making it come true? Continue reading The Parasitism of Technology
Winners and Losers
The trajectories of Sonny Liston’s and Cassius Clay’s careers after their famous fight present a case study of how winners and losers are made. Continue reading Winners and Losers
The Power of Music
The effects of music on a human being are various and important. The effects of creating music are particularly beneficial. Continue reading The Power of Music
A Brief History of Ice Cream
The story of ice cream connects some of the great names in history, from Renaissance Italy to the United States Revolution. Continue reading A Brief History of Ice Cream
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