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Tag Archives: centre for social poetry
Which One is the Bad Movie?: Rewriting the World Script
We have seen, in recent weeks, violent protests around the world in reaction to a movie called The Innocence of Muslims. During and following these protests we have also seen violent reactions from police and military. Intertwined within this we … Continue reading
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Tagged centre for social poetry, John Stubley, Social Poetry, The Innocence of Muslims
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Batman and Beyond: Overcoming Evil on the Screen, in the World, in Ourselves
Rightly do we feel shocked by some of the events we are witnessing in our times – particularly, and most recently, the events in Denver, Colorado, as well as all that we recall on the anniversary of the events in … Continue reading
Guiding the Tide: Working with the World Waiting to be Made
We need not look so far into recent events in order to see the consequences of our failure to consciously shape our time in the direction in which it itself is already heading. Instead of working with the reality at … Continue reading
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Tagged austerity, center for social poetry, centre for social poetry, growth, John Stubley, occupy, Social Poetry, society, Stubley
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Light in the Dragon’s Lair: Being Human in a Technological Age
We are currently in an age which is shifting rapidly from the iPod, iPhone, iPad, iTouch, iBook, iLife etc. to that which the technological singularists and Artificial Intelligence (AI) community, and in many ways all of us, are waiting for: … Continue reading
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