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theimaginativeconservative.org | ||
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www.salon.com
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| | | | | Commentary: As colleges dump the liberal arts, the consequences for democracy are dire | |
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antilogicalism.com
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| | | | | Feuerbach's seminal work, The Essence of Christianity, marks a turning point in the critique of religion. In this book, he posits that theology is, at its core, anthropology. Religion, according to Feuerbach, is a projection of human nature and desires onto an imagined divine being. God, he argues, is nothing more than the idealized abstraction... | |
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www.gse.harvard.edu
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| | | | | Why teaching about propaganda and all the ways it is disseminated is an important step toward understanding and strengthening our democracy. | |
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bernsteinbear.com
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| | | I took a databases class last year. In it, we learned about some theory and some practice and one of the most oft-cited papers was "On the Universal Relation" (1979) by Marc H. Graham ("MH Graham" on Google Scholar) at the University of Toronto. It's apparently a classic. It's got some foundational work in databases. It's also nowhere to be found online, and local libraries did not have it. Everybody cites it... has anybody read it? | ||
