Posts Tagged “philosophy”
Creating and discovering new suns..
by Roz on May 8, 2010
In a previous post on “Convictions, interconnectedness, and getting out of despair,” I wrote about the conflicting rationales of Ivan’s ways of thinking and my own identification with various aspects of Ivan’s philosophy. I was troubled by Ivan’s inability to (…)
Convictions, interconnectedness, and getting out of despair
by Roz on November 7, 2009
Note: This post will be making a lot of references to The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky, so it may be a bit incomprehensible…and will basically be a ramble. So I just wrote a 7-page paper on why Dostoevsky believes Ivan (…)
Short paper on Daoism
by Roz on December 5, 2008
I wrote a response paper for a Chinese literature (taught and read in English) class earlier this year on Daoism, because we had read Laozi’s Daodejing and a portion of the Zhuang-zi. After reading the primary texts (or at least (…)
“Common Senses: Water, Sensory Experience and the Generation of Meaning.”
by Roz on December 5, 2008
In search of an article/study to write my psych paper on, I stumbled across a couple articles that seemed very interesting but too long (they had to be 10 or less pages) to base my paper on. I read one (…)
Twenty-one years old as of May 22nd. Attends the University of California, Berkeley. Works hard. Sometimes takes life way too seriously but is beginning to accept life as it is. Thinks too much. Loves music. The color yellow. Enjoys political discussion and involvement in world issues. Liberal. Interested in sustainability, green business, social business & entrepreneurship, and Web 2.0.