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Why Nations Fail

Posted on July 9, 2017 by carilynn27

Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, 2012 The book applies insights from institutional economics, development economics and economic history to understand why nations develop differently, with some succeeding in the … Continue reading →

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Posted in Culture, Politics/Economics | Tagged 1800s, 1900s, 2002, 2012, Agriculture, Arab Spring, Argentina, Blog, China, City-States, Colonies, Colonization, Daron Acemoglu, Destabilization, Developing Countries, Dictatorship, Dutch East India Trading Company, East India Trading Company, Economics, Egypt, England, Exclusive, Extractive, Fail, Fixed Elections, flounder, France, Freedom of the Press, French Revolution, Geography, Glorious Revolution, Government, Growth, Ignorance, Inclusive, industrial revolution, Italy, James A. Robinson, Japan, Journalists, Korea, Land Grants, Magna Carta, Maya, Mayans, Mexico, Monarchy, Monopolies, Mudracker, Negative Feedback, North Korea, Northern Hemisphere, Oligarchy, Parliament, Patents, Patriarchy, Peron, Peru, Poor Education, Positive Feedback, Power, President Karismov, Prosperity, prosperous, Rebound, Roosevelt, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serfdom, Sierra Leon, Social Work Class, Somalia, South Korea, Southern Hemisphere, Soviet Union, Stagnant, Sub-Saharan, Tax Breaks For the Wealthy, Taxation, Taxing the Poor, The Black Plague, The New Deal, The Silk Road, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, thrive, UNCG, US Barons, USA, Uzbekistan, Venice, Vicious Circle, Virtuous Circle, Why Nations Fail, Wilson | 1 Comment

Literature As Exploration

Posted on January 31, 2017 by carilynn27

Literature as Exploration Louise M Rosenblatt 1965 Reprint 1995 Schools and Colleges are there to teach students about themselves and humankind. As students, we try to understand the psychology of the characters we read about. We try to figure out … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture | Tagged Anthropology, Book, Books, characters, College, Criticism, Culture, dissatisfaction, Emotions, experience, Flexabilty, framework, Growth, High School, Humankind, ideas, Individual, instructors, judgment, Knowledge, lack of knowledge, Learning, learns, Life, Literary Criticism, Literary Theory, Literature As Exploration, Louise Rosenblatt, motivations, personal experience, Personality, Psychology, Reader Response, Reading, School, society, Sociology, Students, Teachers, Understanding, will to learn | Leave a comment

Journal, Diary and Memoir

Posted on May 9, 2015 by carilynn27

May 7, 2015 Journal Is what I write considered a diary, a journal or a memoir? I pondered this question as I finished edits on Mono No Aware and continued typing up entries for Wings of Desire. I posed this … Continue reading →

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Posted in Writing | Tagged Adventure, Anais Nin, Body, Book, Bored, Boy, Cari Lynn Vaughn, chronological, Class, Common Place Book, Consensus, crush, daily, Dialogue, Diary, Essay, Events, Evolve, Facebook, Feelings, Girl, Growth, hydrid form, Ink, intellectual stimulation, intimate, Issues, Journal, Journey, locked book, Man, Memoir, Mind, Mono No Aware, natural progression, Page, School, Soul, Studies, Subtext Diary Series, Sylvia Plath, The Long Hot Summer, The Long Road, The World Is A Stage, theme, Unemployed, Virginia Woolf, weekly, Wings of Desire, Woman | Leave a comment

The Things That Matter

Posted on June 6, 2013 by carilynn27

The Things That Matter The Things That Matter: What Seven Classic Novels Have to Say about the Stages of Life by Edward Mendelson came out in 2006. Novels, Edward Mendelson writes, should be interpreted and understood from a personal point … Continue reading →

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Posted in History, Literature/Pop Culture | Tagged 2006, Adults, Between The Acts, Birth, Boundaries, Charlotte Bronte, Death, Edward Mendelson, Emily Bronte, Frankenstein, Future, Growth, Happiness and Vehemence, Historical, Ideal, Identities, Impossible, Intimacy, Jane Eyre, Marriage, Mary Shelley, Middle March, Mrs. Dalloway, Novel, Original Virtue, Romantic Childhood, Sex, The Things That Matter, To The Lighthouse, Transcend, Virginia Woolf, What Seven Classic Novles Have To Say About The Stages of Life, Wuthering Heights | Leave a comment

The Seven Levels of Love

Posted on March 24, 2013 by carilynn27

The Seven Levels of Love Love is love ultimately. It is pure divine energy. The problem is that our relationships often don’t last long enough to experience love in its purest states. There is a debate on whether love … Continue reading →

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Posted in Psychology, Religion, Science/Philosophy | Tagged Affection, Atomic Stage, Attachment, Attraction, Collective Unconscious, Cosmic Stage, Development, Divine Source, Electrical Stage, Garden Stage, God, Growth, Love, Love at First Sight, Lust, Marriage, Oceanic Stage, Personal Codex, Relationships, Reproduction, Respect, skeptics, Spirituality, The Seven Levels of Love, Trust, Volcanic Stage | Leave a comment

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