High Art and Negation
In his book One-dimensional Man, Herbert Marcuse considers high art the ultimate form of negation. However, it can not be Continue reading
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Freud & Happiness: An Absurdist Tragedy
In Civilization and its Discontents, Freud suggests that the purpose of life is the pursuit of happiness – guided by Continue reading
Freud & Happiness: An Absurdist Tragedy
In Civilization and its Discontents, Freud suggests that the purpose of life is the pursuit of happiness – guided by Continue reading
Three Case Studies from Mad Cows and Mother’s Milk: Dioxins, or Chemical Stigmata; Hamburger Hell; & Mother’s Milk
Three Case Studies from Mad Cows and Mother’s Milk: Dioxins, or Chemical Stigmata; Hamburger Hell; & Mother’s Milk By: Cameron Continue reading
Learning by Building (Destroying and Tinkering, too): A Powerful Science Communication Tool
Science Communication in Theory and Practice The Edinburgh International Science Festival (Gage) The Anatomy of a Science Circus and the Continue reading
Selling Science
Selling Science (Nelkin) By: Cameron A. Straughan Sunday, July 28, 2002 I chose to read Dorothy Nelkin’s Selling Science because Continue reading
High Art and Negation
In his book One-dimensional Man, Herbert Marcuse considers high art the ultimate form of negation. However, it can not be Continue reading
Reflections on Activist Video Making
Reflections on Activist Video Making By: Cameron A. Straughan Student # 205337985 April 15, 2003 Going into Activist Video Making, Continue reading
Trapped on a rock floating in space 