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The art of judging

The art of judging has been undermined by misinterpretations of historic flaws in judging. cultural relativism, social assessment, judging, judgment, good versus bad,

Posted on 01.10.03 by Shawn Olson

The paradox of cultural relativism

Don't the relativists know they can't argue for relativism? cultural relativism, paradoxical relativism

Posted on 10.20.02 by Shawn Olson

Reviewing the Slate

Review of Steven Pinker's book The Blank Slate. blank slate, human nature, steven pinker, cultural relativism, feminism

Posted on 02.27.04 by Shawn Olson

The black, white and red of the colorblind society

An essay noting the state of the civil rights movement in the wake of Rosa Park's death. civil rights movement, rosa parks, racial tension, hatred, affirmative action, xenophobia

Posted on 10.26.05 by Shawn Olson

The Fairness Mentality

Essay about our skewed perspective on fairness. fairness, justice

Posted on 01.02.06 by Shawn Olson

Justice will prevail

Remembering sept.11th ominous innocent

Posted on 07.14.05 by mark matheny

Free World

The First Installment of Free World. Free World

Posted on 12.17.02 by Chris Webb

The Forgotten Philosopher: A Look at John Dewey

An essay delving into the educational philosophy of John Dewey. educational philosophy of john dewey, john dewey education, education, philosopher, forgotten

Posted on 10.20.02 by Shawn Olson

Nine Good Teeth at Newport

Photos of 9GT at the Newport on October 2, 2004. nine good teeth, 9gt concert photos

Posted on 10.04.04 by Shawn Olson

Introduction to Graphic Design

An introduction on graphic design software, with a focus on Corel PHOTO-PAINT. graphic design introduction, corel photo-paint versus adobe photoshop

Posted on 11.13.03 by Shawn Olson

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