Following on from last week’s extract from my doctoral jottings, When Everything Suddenly Comes Together, this week we move on … Read More
When Everything Suddenly Falls Apart
Big Questions
When Everything Suddenly Comes Together
Today I’m sharing another draft section from my doctoral studies. The Doctorate in Professional Studies by Public Works is all … Read More
Thingism and Betweenism
I’ve been writing about liminality for my doctorate – that in-between space when a person is not quite one thing … Read More
On Existence
I’m grateful for the responses I received to last week’s blog/newsletter, Of Waves and Wonderings. In particular, I’d like to … Read More
Of Waves and Wonderings
Here’s something I have been thinking about, and I thought it would be interesting to run it past you, my … Read More
The Meaning of Life
Wow, that is quite a presumptuous title for a blog post! The meaning of life, in 750 words or less… … Read More
The Alphabet Versus The Goddess
I’m reading a fascinating book, titled as above, by Leonard Shlain. In all honesty, I’m only up to p72, but … Read More
Pesticides: Can We Live Without?
In 1962 Rachel Carson published her seminal work, Silent Spring, warning that excessive use of synthetic pesticides, especially DDT, was … Read More
Monoculture: Economically Efficient, Ecologically Disastrous
Economically, reducing the number of types of crops that a farmer grows makes perfect sense. Just as production lines increase … Read More