Archives for posts tagged ‘books’
Monday, 16 March 2009
[The Unsucky English Gilgamesh series so far: 1: Dangerous Questions ~ 2: The Day I Thought Gilgamesh Would Cost Me My Job ~ 3: Adam and Eve, Backwards ~ 4. The Seven Deadly Sins, Backwards ~ 5. Good, Evil, Nature, and the Hero, Backwards ~ 6. Gilgamesh and the Dawn of Man ~ 7. This [...]
Tags: books, Gilgamesh, history, religion
Posted in Gilgamesh, The Unsucky English Lectures, books, history, language arts, religion | 24 Comments »
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
[The Unsucky English Gilgamesh series so far: 1: Dangerous Questions ~ 2: The Day I Thought Gilgamesh Would Cost Me My Job ~ 3: Adam and Eve, Backwards ~ 4. The Seven Deadly Sins, Backwards ~ 5. Good, Evil, Nature, and the Hero, Backwards ~ This post ~ 7. A Goddess Prays 8. The Modern [...]
Tags: books, Gilgamesh
Posted in Gilgamesh, The Unsucky English Lectures, books, history, language arts, religion | 33 Comments »
Monday, 8 December 2008
More Winter cleaning. I’m going to be posting a lot of scholarly essays from my college years on these pages so I can toss the paper copies. Paper’s a bear to box and ship when you live the global vagabond’s life. I took a Greek tragedy and comedy class in college. We studied, among other [...]
Tags: autobiography, books
Posted in books, history, language arts, religion, writing | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, 23 September 2008
[The Unsucky English Gilgamesh series so far: 1: Dangerous Questions ~ 2: The Day I Thought Gilgamesh Would Cost Me My Job ~ 3: Adam and Eve, Backwards ~ 4. The Seven Deadly Sins, Backwards. ~ 6. Gilgamesh and the Birth of the New Man ~ 7. A Goddess Prays 8. The Modern Mischief of [...]
Tags: autobiography, books, Gilgamesh
Posted in Gilgamesh, The Unsucky English Lectures, books, history, language arts, religion | 33 Comments »
Friday, 12 September 2008
[The Unsucky English Gilgamesh series so far: 1: Dangerous Questions ~ 2: The Day I Thought Gilgamesh Would Cost Me My Job ~ 3: Adam and Eve, Backwards ~ 4. this post ~ 5. Good and Evil, Nature and the Hero - Backwards ~ 6. Gilgamesh and the Birth of the New Man ~ 7. [...]
Tags: books, Gilgamesh
Posted in Gilgamesh, The Unsucky English Lectures, books, history, language arts, religion | 28 Comments »
Thursday, 4 September 2008
[The Unsucky English Gilgamesh series so far: 1: Dangerous Questions ~ 2: The Day I Thought Gilgamesh Would Cost Me My Job ~ 3: this post~ 4. The Seven Deadly Sins, Backwards ~ 5. Good and Evil, Nature and the Hero - Backwards ~ 6. Gilgamesh and the Birth of the New Man ~ 7. [...]
Tags: autobiography, books, Gilgamesh
Posted in Gilgamesh, The Unsucky English Lectures, books, religion | 49 Comments »
Sunday, 31 August 2008
[The Unsucky English Gilgamesh series so far: 1: Dangerous Questions ~ 2: this post ~ 3: Adam and Eve, Backwards ~ 4. The Seven Deadly Sins, Backwards ~ 5. Good and Evil, Nature and the Hero - Backwards ~ 6. Gilgamesh and the Birth of the New Man ~ 7. A Goddess Prays ~ 8. [...]
Tags: books, Gilgamesh
Posted in The Unsucky English Lectures, books, religion | 35 Comments »
Friday, 29 August 2008
“Piper, sit thee down and write In a book that all may read!” So he vanished from my sight, And I plucked a hollow reed, And I made a rural pen, And I stained the water clear, And I wrote my happy song, Every child may joy to hear. –William Blake, Songs of Innocence “And [...]
Tags: books, critical thinking
Posted in censorship, history, language arts, politics, religion, school reform, science, teaching | 30 Comments »
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
[This post had major problems in its original draft. I heavily edited it for all you stumblers. Later posts in the "Unsucky Gilgamesh" series: 2: The Day I Thought Gilgamesh Would Cost Me My Job ~ 3: Adam and Eve, Backwards ~ 4. The Seven Deadly Sins, Backwards ~ 5. Good and Evil, Nature and [...]
Tags: books
Posted in books, language arts, religion, school reform, writing | 156 Comments »
Sunday, 24 August 2008
[See here for Part 1: On the Death of Genius for the Sake of College] The fact is that human beings come into the world with a passion for control, they go out of the world the same way, and research suggests that if they lost their ability to control things at any point between [...]
Tags: administrators, books, daniel gilbert, happiness, psychology
Posted in books, professional development, project-based learning, school reform, video | 14 Comments »