Incandescence

They are selling an image, an idea, and ideal. Yeah, so is everybody else. It's this thing called "Capitalism". Really, all you're trying to do is "sell" your idea that ...

He's right, though, I believe. As a strict "writing site," it's one of the best sites out on the net -- yes, better than YWS. While YWS may be considered ...

Bobo: are you familiar with what "the West" represents? Industrial, capitalistic societies that function, at some level, as a "democracy". I'm reminded here of one of my favorite Woody Allen ...

Yeah, it's muckraking because, you know, besides Capitalism, the West (i.e., Capitalist societies) always favor other forms of economic stipulation.

I just got back from my surprise trip to New Haven. What fun (read that with heavy sarcasm). Now I have 45-ish composition papers to grade for tomorrow. Overall, this ...

5. Wars should never be decided on the basis of popularity, but by what guarentees the freedoms the United States and the World Abroad. These freedoms being imparted on us ...

Removed.

Who cares if it's a "good" thing for us? You can't prove that anything is "good" for you because it relies on a paradigm that is constantly shifting. For a ...

You know, the other day I realized I was a fatalist, and then I thought, "Yeah, sure, but what can I do about it?"

Capitalism is consumed in the idea of objectification. What most feminists miss in their formula for "objectifying women...[through Victoria's Secret] is wrong," is that it isn't just women being obje

Bad news is better than no news?

Qi, Kierkegaard has nothing to do with this debate, in what form? Saying Kierkegaard has nothing to do with such a debate (when he devoted his life to these very ...

Jack, I liked this. A few nit-picks: I traced my fingers around your body Should this be "I traced / your body / with / my fingers"? And: You don't ...

He said, "Do you think it's any good?" She replied, "Maybe too much dialogue."

Kierkegaard, for your information, Qi, is arguably the single-most important theologian to emerge from Europe for the past two hundred or so years. He has quite a bit to do ...