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Why Is Culture Important?

March 19, 2020 by Daniel Dessinger Leave a Comment

college students celebrating outdoors with hanging lights

There are only so many decisions you can make in isolation. Without other people’s input, your perspective is limited and restrained.

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Preserve. Honor. Create.

April 8, 2015 by Daniel Dessinger Leave a Comment

Do Over book cover by Jon Acuff

I’m sitting here on my bed reading the first few inspiring pages of Jon Acuff’s new book, DO OVER. It’s so inspiring, in fact, that I just set it down mid-reading page seven so I could type this out.

Some things have to change around here. I’m not just talking about this website. I’m talking about this country. Heck, this entire world.

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Filed Under: Books, Culture

Why Writing Your Story Is So Important

February 6, 2015 by Daniel Dessinger Leave a Comment

man writing in his journal

I’ve already explained my reason for writing, journaling, and blogging my story. But something was missing. I didn’t hit the mark. I talked about some things I hope to accomplish. But I think there is a greater mission. At the core, I think we ALL should write at least part of our stories and pass them down to future generations.

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Growing Up with Harold Bloom

February 11, 2011 by Ersin Akinci Leave a Comment

Harold Bloom

Going through my library this weekend, I came across an old copy of Harold Bloom’s classic, The Western Canon.

When it was published, Bloom’s book was (and remains today) controversial among educators and academics for its unshrinking advocacy of intellectual elitism and its defense of Western canonical literature.  That is, the European literature that most people who went to American public high schools encountered at some point, such as Shakespeare.

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Critics In Love

October 21, 2010 by Ersin Akinci Leave a Comment

critic

This blog isn’t wont to dole out dating advice.  Thinking upon my own predicament trying to find romance, however, I realized that there’s something unique and highly peculiar about trying to date a critic.

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Filed Under: Arts, Culture

Movie Review: Intermission (2003) A “Romantic Thriller” That Parodies Itself

June 29, 2010 by Ugur Akinci Leave a Comment

Poster of film called Intermission, 2003

Intermission, director John Crowley’s first film, is supposed to be a film about “life is what happens in between” two major events; that is, an intermission.

But the ending proves the reverse – that, no matter what happens during the intermission, the RESUMPTION of the pre-intermission process towards the MEANINGFUL CULMINATION of one’s life scenario is what counts.

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