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Age of Anger

Posted on March 28, 2018 by carilynn27

The Age of Anger: A History of the Present Pankaj Mishra, 2017 Age of Anger: A History of the Present by Mishra accounts for the resurgence of reactionary and right-wing political movements in the late 2010s. He argues that nationalist, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Culture, Event, Politics/Economics, Psychology | Tagged 1970s, 1990s, Afganistan, Age 15-30, Alienation, Anarchism, Anger, Bakunin, Billionaires, Bitter, Brexit, Callous, chauvinist, Checnya, Cultural, Cultural Romanticism, Democracy, Demonize, Disenfranchised, Displacements, Dostoevsky, Elite, Enemies, Ethnic, Fatherland, Foreigners, Forgotten Conjunctures, Freedom, Global Capitalism, globalizaiton, hate mongering, Hispanic, History's Winners, Immigrants, Individualism, Industrial Society, isolationist, Jews, Kulture, Liberty, Marshal McLuhan, Mexicans, Mididle Class, Modern, Muslims, N, nationalist, Nazi Germany, Nietzche, Nihilistic, normalization, Notes From The Underground, Otherness, Outdsider, Pankaj Mishra, Patriotism, Political Romanticism, Politics, Radio, Rage, Religious, Revolution, Rhetoric, Rouseau, Russia, Rwanda, secularism, Self-Empowerment, Socialist, South America, Steve Jobs, Superman, Survival of the Fittest, Television, The Good Barbarian, The Wall, Timmothy McVeigh, Trump, Uber, Uprooted, Upward Mobilty, Venal, Violence, Volk, War, Weed Out The Weak, White Males | Leave a comment

Orange is the New Black

Posted on September 19, 2014 by carilynn27

Orange is the New Black This week has been a grimm week in prison. First we watched Orange is the New Black and then Season 3 of Grimm. Though the completely different shows, the two do share a certain black … Continue reading →

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Posted in Feminism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics | Tagged 13 Month Sentence, 15 Month Sentence, 1990s, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, Alliances, America, Benjimin Something, Bonding, Bonds, Boyfriend, Bureaucratic Hoops, Buy and Sell Drugs, Capitalism, Captialistic Society, Catch-22, Collect Calls, Commissary, community, Dependance, Drug Money, Drug Use and Abuse, DVD, Educate, education, envelopes, Everyone Has a Job, Everyone Has A Voice, Fiancee, Free, Freedom, Girlfriend, Guards, Hug, International Drug Cartel, Ironic, Jail, Jenji Kohan, Letters, Men's Prisons, Minor Offenses, More People Behind Bars Than Any Other Country, Netflix, Networks, No Just Say No, Nonviolent Offenders, Orange is the New Black, paper, Past Pop Up, Phones, Piper Kerman, preparation for re-entering the world, Prison, Prison Mail, Prison System, Reform, Rehabilitation, Ridiculously Long Sentences, Self-Reliance, Undesirables, Visit, Visitation, War on Drugs, Weeds, Women's Prisons, Zero Tolerance | Leave a comment

Libertarianism

Posted on September 15, 2014 by carilynn27

September 11, 2014 Libertarianism Libertarianism is a term I was not familiar with until a few years ago. Oh, I might have read about it before in regards to to the French Revolution or something, but I didn’t realize that … Continue reading →

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Posted in Politics/Economics | Tagged Against Imperialism, Against Racism, Anarchism, Big Government, Cold War, Communism, Constitution, Dependent Upon Mutual Aid, Freedom, Good of All, Individual Anarchy, Libertarian, Libertarianism, Liberty, Life, Mutualism, No Big Government, No One Telling Us What To Do, Non-Hierarchical Free Associations, Not Bound By Law, Patriots, Pursuit of Happiness, Russia, Self-Ownership, Self-Reliance, Sharing, Social Anarchism, Social Anarchy, Socialism, Stateless Government | Leave a comment

54 1/2 Third Street

Posted on December 17, 2013 by carilynn27

July 4, 1996 Freedom The house seems so empty the past couple of days. Most of my stuff is in the other house. Only my bare essentials are here. Soon nothing will be. As we move, I am filled with … Continue reading →

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Posted in Event, Flashback, Writing | Tagged 16 years, 4 years old, 54 1/2 Third Street, apartment, Ben, Black and White, Books, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, changes, childhood, Color, Dancing, dreamhouse, Elizabeth Keene, Events, faucets, Files, Freedom, Future, half a double, Harold, home, Homer Pfiffer, Jan Gilkison, Jason Vaughn, Memories, Mom, mother in law suite, Mr. Roop, Mrs. Ross, neighborhood, Nikki, Ohio, Radio, Rainbow Brite, She-ra, Shelby, Summer Rain, Tape Deck, Toy Box, TV | Leave a comment

Sons of Anarchy

Posted on November 13, 2013 by carilynn27

November 10, 2013 Anarchy Anarchy generally means a society without a publicly enforced government. Anarchism centers around the idea that the state is immoral, corrupt and not to be trusted. Like any philosophy, it has a spectrum swinging from Individualism … Continue reading →

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Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV | Tagged 1800s, 1935, 1948, 2008, Anarchy, Barbarism, Brotherhoods, Buffalo Rose, California, Chaos, Colorado, Communism, Corrupt, Crime, Depotisim, Distrust of Government, Drugs, Force, France, Freedom, Futurama, FX, Gangs, Gemma, Greed, Hellboy, Hells Angels, Individualism, Jason, Jax, Kant, Leela, Libertarianism, Millitary, Nicky, One percenter, Outlaws, Power, Ray, Republic, Ron Pearlman, Self Rule, Sons of Anarchy, Sons of Silence, State, Suzie's, The Anarchist Cookbook, Violence, Without Rulers, World War Two | Leave a comment

Truth or Dare

Posted on June 22, 2013 by carilynn27

Truth Or Dare Truth or Dare: Encounters with Power, Authority and Mystery by Starhawk came out in 1987. Truth or Dare is about the roles we play that society places on us. Magic is a liberation type of psychology. How … Continue reading →

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Posted in Feminism, Politics/Economics, Wicca | Tagged Abuse, Afraid of Pain, Authority and Mystery, choice, Creation, Culture of Life, Cycle, Encounters With Power, experience, Fears, Freedom, Goddess, Guilt, Healers, Honor, Languge, Liberation, Magic, Patriarchal, Power, Punishment, Questions, Rebellion, Reclaim, Renew, Ritual, Sacred Space, Self-Hate, Spiral Dance, Spirituality, Starhawk, Teachers, Truth or Dare, Victims, Wicca, Witch, Withdrawal | Leave a comment

Against Depression

Posted on May 30, 2013 by carilynn27

Against Depression Against Depression by Peter D Kramer came out in 2005. Kramer examines what depression is, including apathy, guilt and listlessness. He covers the social attitude toward depression as well as the genetic role in depression. He moves on … Continue reading →

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Posted in Health, Psychology, Science/Philosophy | Tagged 2005, 5-HTT, abused, Adrenal Glands, Against Depression, aging, Alcoholic, alcoholism, artistic personality, ataraxia, Bi-Polar, cancer, creativity, Depression, duration, dysthmia, episode, experience, Freedom, genes, heart attacks, heritability, hippocampus, Hormones, interferon induced depression, Listening to Prozac, longevity, Medication, Melancholy, Memoirs, months, Nature, neurons, neurotics, nurture, occurrence, organs, pancreatic cancer, Peter D. Kramer, poets, rejection sensitive, social awkwardness, Stress, Suicide, talk therapy, Touched With Fire, Trauma, weeks, Writers, years | 1 Comment

Growing Pains in James Joyce’s Eveline

Posted on April 23, 2013 by carilynn27

Growing Pains in Eveline Cari Gilkison, Critical Writing Winter 1995 Just as the evening invaded the avenue in the first line of James Joyce’s short story Eveline, so adulthood invades Eveline’s life. Eveline is full of fears … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture | Tagged 1995, Adult, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Catholic, Critiical Writing, Derevaun Seran, Duty, Eveline, Father, Frank, Freedom, Girl, Growing Pains, Happiness, James Joyce, Jane Rogers, OSU, Sacrifice, The End of Pleasure is Pain, Woman | Leave a comment

Reservation Blues

Posted on April 18, 2013 by carilynn27

Reservation Blues Cari Gilkison, English 575: Post-Colonial Literature, Winter 1997 Reservation Blues by Sherman Alexie shows that there is no hope for Native Americans to redress the effects of colonization. Alexie feels that there is no hope of ever … Continue reading →

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Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture, Religion | Tagged Ancestry, Big Mama, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Christianity, Christopher Columbus, Colonized, Freedom, God, Going off the Right Path, hope, Horses, Indian, junior, Native American, OSU, Post-Colonial Literature, Reservation, Roots, Rservation Blues, Screaming Horses, Sherman Alexie, Ten Commandments, Thomas, Urban Indian Blues, White Man, White Man's God, William Buckley, Winter 1997 | 1 Comment

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