Part three of the essay on Evolution – “Origins” the book, its style, and impact.
On a cold and blistery day in December of 2001, Julie Geissler, a resident of New Hampshire, walked hesitatingly and[…]
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On a cold and blistery day in December of 2001, Julie Geissler, a resident of New Hampshire, walked hesitatingly and[…]
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Read more( Preface: Last year was the seventy-fifth anniversary of the atomic bombings on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.[…]
Read moreThe American Presidential debates are part of a wonderful democratic process. It gives the people an opportunity to witness prospective[…]
Read more( Note to readers: Even by my own standards, this is a lengthy essay. Hannah Arendt is one of my[…]
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