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• Samurai Champloo: Graffiti and Baseball in Old Japan

  

  This post originally appeared in The Valve in August of 2006. I’m reprinting it here for several reasons. In the first place, the screen shots no longer show... Read more

  The 22 May 2013 by   Bbenzon
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• Yoga as Religion

  

  Over at aeon, Erik Davis has posted a fantastic piece that attempts to answer the slippery question: Is yoga a religion? On its face, the question appears simpl... Read more

  The 04 May 2013 by   Cris
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• Religion Rabbit-Holes

  

  Using the holiday as an excuse for not doing something more productive, I spent the morning delving into the rabbit-hole that is The New Yorker‘s copious... Read more

  The 27 May 2013 by   Cris
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• Türkçe Olarak Yazmayı Öğrenme

  

  Photo courtesy of iStockphoto.This blog article, which in English is titled “Learning to Write in Turkish,” is a bit atypical for me. Read more

  The 12 May 2013 by   Realizingresonance
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• May Sinclair, Novelist and Philosopher

  

  May SinclairLate in April on the Pea Soup blog, there was a query about philosophy in novels. I discovered that one such book was by Mrs. Humphry Ward (aka... Read more

  The 17 May 2013 by   Praymont
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• A Kierkegaard Bicentennial Roundup

  

  Sketch by Christian Olavius Zeuthen (1843)May 5 was the 200th anniversary of Søren Aabye Kierkegaard's birth, as was noted by Julian Baggini. Read more

  The 12 May 2013 by   Praymont
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• Animist & Quantum Worldviews

  

  Perhaps the most salient feature of animist worldviews is the way in which they construe and construct the world in relational terms: everything is connected. Read more

  The 24 May 2013 by   Cris
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• Durkheim’s Social Mystification

  

  In a recent post on Durkheim, I observed that he seems to have been mystified by the fact that humans are social and live in groups. Read more

  The 07 May 2013 by   Cris
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• The Embodied Cognition of Tesco's Gendered Toys

  

  Tesco got in trouble on the internet last week for having toy chemistry sets labelled as being for boys, not girls in their online store. Read more

  The 17 May 2013 by   Andrew D Wilson
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• Summer Reads & Mini-Reviews

  

  With the semester having come to an end, it was refreshing to take a few weeks off from normal reading and writing routines. I’m in the middle of a long... Read more

  The 22 May 2013 by   Cris
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