The influence of language alone can hardly explain the shift from a participatory to a non-participatory world. If human discourse is experienced by indigenous, oral peoples to be participant with the speech of birds, of wolves, and even of the wind, how could it ever have become severed from the Read more…
Brandon Bartholomew was dressed in a dark-gray wool suit, white starched shirt, and purple tie, making it hard to tell he was a thin man. His tortoiseshell glasses accented the ebony color of his skin, eyes, and close-cropped graying hair. His demeanor was serious—until he smiled like a morning sunrise. Read more…
Remember the story about the sun and the wind? The sun and wind are talking to each other and competing over who can get some angry guy to take his jacket off. The wind says he can, and starts blowing harder and harder. As the wind blows harder and harder, Read more…
According to Christopher Ryan; women have been raised in this society to agree to things that they don’t want to agree to, especially around sex. If you want a sexual relationship to be truly precipitant, you need to investigate it and talk about it. If you can’t talk about Read more…