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[ #Film and #Film #History ] Technical Investigators and Consolidation thru Global Workshare Programs and Critical Infrastructure in Communications and Commerce - Public Higher Education in The 3rd Decade of the 21st Century. Some would argue or at least state 'Essentially Style Resembles Good Manners.' The Dialectics and Dielectrics - A Minimalist Narrative becomes Too Foreign and Ignored by Readers: An Algorithm from Essay Exercise #28. The Heretic. A Method of Contribution to a Literary Society of Continuum in the 3rd Decade of the 21st Century through the Ghost of Content and Annotated Bibliographies with Prose from a Jewish American Writer to Combat Violence through The Violence of Writing - A Short Story with a Letter. The Dialectics and Dielectrics: The Novelist and Essayist, James Jones - Why the emphasis upon Story Telling for NASA based upon the strong heritage within The Arts and Sciences for the Betterment of Mankind? The Remorse of a Human Need for Communication? Seized and Prepared by Media Experts and Marketing Councilors. Too Foreign and Ignored by Readers, built around Essays to compete with on-demand media, #Film and #Film #History, and social networking feeds. Translations and Transference with Samuel Johnson. The Writing Patterns and Rhythms of Poetic 'Ethic Poetry' with Literary Guides for the Oppressed in the 3rd decade of 21st century America. The Style and Rhythms in Writing Patterns that follow Ethic Poetry. The Formative Years in building a career should be filled with Spice involved with experience to give that person Zest and Gusto for the development in the Wealth of Imagination and Experience as expected of an American Hero with established Liberties and Freedoms, and all its Trials and Tribulations. Amercian Writers give Americans Hope in Understanding the Human Condition to Value and Protect their Liberties and Freedoms as Americans. A contemporary perspective and debate among those who practice within the Arts and Sciences like those involved with Languages and complex theories involved with Linguistics to address the Human Condition - Technical Communications.

Michael Liebowitz and I discuss several key post-Kantian philosophers--Hegel, Marx, and Post-Modernists, examining their influence, including on contemporary "woke" culture. We see that their subjectivist theories set the stage for Ayn Rand to offer a brilliant modern defense of objectivity, a topic to be discussed in our next episode. https://lnkd.in/ezXYa_NZ

The great Greek philosopher Aristotle had three rules for living a happy life. In this short video, James DesRocher talks about how he applied those same three rules to his life, and talks specifically about rule #2. Look forward to Jim talking about Aristotle's final rule in a future videos coming soon!

This concise documentary explores the enigmatic figure of King Arthur, examining the blurred lines between myth and historical reality. In just a few minutes, viewers are taken on a journey through time, from the misty ruins of Tintagel Castle to the earliest Welsh manuscripts mentioning Arthur. https://lnkd.in/g8n9xGbE

🔎 Curious about separating fact from fantasy in the world of conspiracies? Equip yourself with the tools to unravel the truth and discern between the possible and the improbable. 💡 Michel Jacques Gagné offers up ways to delineate between truth and fiction in our newest Reality Check at https://bit.ly/46mckzW.

My first article

"We cannot live without others, not just for obvious survival reasons, but because we can only be fully recognized as a subject by another subject, even if we constantly reject the subject-hood of others when we objectify them." "Is there any way to escape othering? Can discrimination be overcome if we cannot stop othering? Are we our own worst enemies?" Interesting article on Jean-Paul Sartre's famous line, "Hell is other people!" (Incidentally, a full production of 'No Exit' can be found on YouTube. An excellent play.) https://lnkd.in/gQ-wA4mR

Read Chapter 21 from Give Me Liberty. (You can also go to American YawpLinks to

The great Greek philosopher Aristotle had three rules for living a happy life. In this short video, James DesRocher talks about how he applied those same three rules to his life, and talks specifically about rule #2. Look forward to Jim talking about Aristotle's final rule in a future videos coming soon!