Incandescence

The Stranger begins poking at what Heidegger and Sartre both elucidated in their exegeses of humanity: "loss" and the way language breaks open that container. In some ways, you could ...

Yeah, I mean, as I've said before, Jesus may tell us to "turn the other cheek" and "love thy neighbour" ("The only good neighbor is a dead one!" (Kierkegaard)), but ...

Qi: Jesus did not "win" the vote for Bush by any means. Sure, Bush's religious affiliation may have given him more votes, but it certainly did not cause a "win" ...

No. It's hurting the Republicans.

In part, Griffin, I agree, but can I make a quick suggestion? (not that I actually care if you want one) I suppose I chose Gilligan's Island precisely because it ...

"You Got Me" -- The Roots and Erykah Baddhu

The end fell flat on its nose; it might work as rap but as a text alas it turns to bluster.

I've been thinking about our world and "catastrophe" lately. One of my colleagues recently pointed out to me that the "apocalypse" is never actually a narrative about the death of ...

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Men are controlled by women, Gal. It's not a monotonic linear vector.

Thanks for all the responses, guys! In part, I suppose, the poem's aim was to somehow (innocuously) reveal the acknowledgment of its own existence; that is to say, it is ...

It's my Halloween costume!: Tongue 'n' cheek.

The end was overdone/melodramatic, yo. Or, something.

Physicists more often that not use American system versus the Metric. Slugs and Pounds are far more difficult to deal with than Newtons and the like.

There is no difference in Canadians and Americans as people.