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Paradise Lost - The Tyranny of Conformity Revisited Traute Klein's garden of eden becomes a scene of devastation because it failed to conform to community standards. nonconformists • winnipeg • gardens • conformists • by-laws
The Non-Conformist of Hampton When searching for interesting tales, one will invariably come across ancestors who have left a wash of color on the culture of their time. Such is the case of this Non-Conformist of Hampton, New Hampshire... folktales • progenitor • ancestors • oxford • church of england
Robert Merton and Deviant Behavior Robert Merton's views on deviant behavior, or strain theory, as well as his typology of deviance, has defined a longstanding paradigm in sociological research. robert merton • strain theory • deviant behavior • typology of deviance • sociology
Sociology – Robert Merton's Social Strain Theory Strain theory is commonly discussed in criminology and sociology as well as other humanities in order to understand anomie, resistance of the status quo, and deviance. robert k merton • robert merton strain theory • robert merton sociology • intro sociology deviance • sociology criminology
Line of Descent: Rev. Peter Bulkley (1583-1659) Peter Bulkley, son of an English clergyman, was a dissident preacher who sought religious freedom and helped found Concord, Massachusetts. rev peter bulkley • rev peter bulkeley • non conformist preacher • founder of concord massachusetts • dissident minister
Review: On the Road Known as the novel that defined a generation, On the Road takes its readers on the greatest adventure of their lives. sex drugs and music in the 1940s and 1950s • conformist 1950s america • classic literature of the beat writers • san francisco writing scene • sal paradise and dean moriarty
On Liberty by John Stuart Mill On Liberty was a radical volume at the time of publication advocating as it did the moral and economic freedom of individuals from the state. on liberty • john stuart mill • john stuart mill on liberty • utilitarianism • liberty
The Deeper Value of The Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne uses Hester Prynne to illustrate three themes of humanity through her struggles to free herself from her husband, from sin and from Puritan society. deeper value • nature versus law • individual versus society • public versus private self • great american classic
Front Yards: The tyranny of conformity At what cost do we try to show a bit of individuality in our own front yards? front yards • natural landscapes • native plants • protect the environment • individuality
Garden Appraisals
As we come to the end of summer, we look back on our triumphs and failures. This is a good time to take stock and see what changes we can make. Urban gardeners have to cope with many problems, such as bad light and poor soil. See what improvements you can make for next season. gardening • english gardening • garden makeover • town gardening • city gardening
The London Necropolis Railway In 1854 a new railway service opened in London. It ran only one train a day and its only stop was a cemetery. london necropolis railway • necropolis railway • brookwood cemetery • cemetery train • death train
Album Review: TV On the Radio's "Dear Science" New York experimental rockers continue to prove themselves an asset to the music world on their danceable and hope-infused new album tv on the radio • dear science • return to cookie mountain • desperate youth • bloodthirsty babes
Diagnosing Disorders The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) describes 12 ideal "prototypes" of personality disorders. It provides lists of seven to nine personality traits per each disor narcissism • personality • narcissistic • narcissistic personality disorder • npd
Duffy? Duffy! What's Good About Duffy And Those Unlike Him disney • duffy waldorf • bruce lietzke • bruce leitzke • arnold palmer
Finding Blacksheep and Family Skeleton Ancestors There are numerous jokes about family skeletons kept hidden in the closet. Here's how to find some of those ancestors many genealogists are hesitant to claim. black sheep ancestors • family skeletons • felon ancestors • rogue ancestors • outcast ancestors
Fun Facts About Caddyshack This outrageous golfing comedy from 1980 pits the crass nouveau riche against the uptight establishment. caddyshack movie • caddyshack dvd review • chevy chase • bill murray • harold ramis director
How to Recognize an Indigo Child? Indigos are precocious, intuitive, sensitive, psychic, empathic, non-conforming, creative children that were born in large numbers from the 1990s. Their aura is indigo. what is an indigo child • how to deal with indigo children • how to parent creative sensitive children • psychic kids are indigo • characteristics of indigo children
James I And Puritanism When James VI of Scotland became James I he must have felt like he had won the lottery. England was wealthier than Scotland but royal authority seemed unhindered. james i • church of england • puritans • hampton court conference • 39 articles
Judgers and Perceivers at Work The work place environment that employees find the most productive is determined by the forth letter in a Myers Briggs Type Indicator or MBTI; judger or perceiver. judgers and perceivers at work • workplace environment • myers briggs type indicator • mbti • judger
Ninon de L'Enclos Ninon de L'Enclos was one of the most famous and controversial French women of the 17th century, and her name remains synonymous with beauty and wit. ninon de l'enclos • seventeenth century • grand siècle • french history • enlightenment
Oh Cannabis! Canada is flirting with Mary-Jane or is at least going to stop getting mad at those with whom she runs around. canada • cannabis • decriminalization • legalization • british columbia
Passengers on the Ship Bevis in 1638 Founders of numerous American families, many of them English followers of the Rev. Stephen Bachiler, arrived at Boston in 1638 aboard the ship Bevis. passengers on 1638 ship • ship bevis 1638 • passengers to america in 1638 • rev. stephen bachiler • new england founding families
Personality Characteristics of the Aquarius Male What is a male Aquarius like? What does he want in a woman? What are his likes and dislikes? Learn from the answers straight from a male Aquarius. personality characteristics of the aquarius male • aquarius man • aquarius personality • aquarius likes and dislikes • strong women
Who Was John Bunyan? He was a bad boy, a preacher, and an author. Centuries later, his writing is still revered and Baptists lay claim to him as one of the founding brethren. john bunyan • baptist church • lord's supper • christian history • modes of baptism
Why Teach Creative Dance to Children? The merits of teaching dance to elementary age students. dance • elementary school • creative movement • self-esteem
Fin-de-Seicle Fashion The article this month is for the Fin-de-Seicle event. I am interested in the fashions of the time. fin-de-siecle • fashion • late nineteenth century • history • women's fashion
Hearts are Breaking everywhere - The Heartbreak Kid (1993) film review • movie review • films • movies • heartbreak kid
Immigration and Catholicism in the 1800s The influx of millions of Irish and German Catholics altered notions of Catholicism formed by the presence of a small Catholic minority since the Colonial period. catholic immigration to the us • irish immigration • german immigration • american protestant views of catholicism • catholic stereotypes in the 1800s
The White Rose This is the first of a two-part series about the Jacobites. The legendary rebellion of the 'Forty-five' deserves an article of its own so I'll cover it next month. jacobites • stewarts • bonnie prince charlie • flora macdonald • bonnie dundee
Artist Profile: Rory Gallagher Irish guitarist Rory Gallagher (1948-1995) valued uncompromising reverence for his music more than achieving commercial success. guitarist • fender stratocaster • blues • rock • isle of wight
Cancer Tumors Thought to be Caused by Molds Oncologist Dr. T Simoncini discovered cancer treatments with antifungal medicine. The most powerful antifungal is both inexpensive and unpatentable - sodium bicarbonate. cancer • dr. tullio simoncini • natural cure for yeast infection • candida albicans • tumour
Century's Top Ten: Who needs a Top 100? The Media Issues "Century Top Ten" (part 1) media issues • media • alternative media • mainstream media • corporate media
Global Orwell – Looking at why Orwell matters today Review of “Why Orwell Matters” by Christopher Hitchens (2002) george orwell • christopher hitchens • politics • literature • review
Hippie Culture in Camden Town If you are visiting London and looking for alternative fashion, antiques, great music, and a fun-day out, Camden Town is the place to visit. camden town • camden canal • camden stables • vintage clothes • antique products
How the Game of Life Taught Capitalism The 1960 Game of Life was designed to educate children about the virtues of good decision making as well as risk taking in the pursuit of Millionaire Acres. the game of life teaches capitalism • free enterprise and the game of life • game of life and the american dream • board games and education in the 1950s • learning how to become a millionaire
Interview with an Indigo Adult An Indigo adult gives his advice on life as a gifted sensitive. He has sought to conceal his gifts, until now. He now offers genuine guidance for Indigo children. indigo children • indigo adults • indigo kids • indigos • indigo aura
Judith Viorst - How Books Helped Shape My Life Judith Viorst talks about favorite books she read at pivotal times in her life that influenced her own thinking and actions. The article was published back in 1960 in <b>Redbook.</b> judith viorst • redbook • jane eyre • nancy drew • little women
Madness and the Eternal Player-Character Reflections on the stereotyped PC of IF and computer games, and one strategy for getting around some of his most annoying traits. madness • computer games • fiction • writing • homer
Media Manipulation in George Orwell's 1984 Orwell's masterpiece, 1984 takes readers on a journey into a dystopian society that, in reality, is not much different than the world of today. 1984 analysis • media manipulation in 1984 • orwell's 1984 analysis • orwell 1984 themes • orwell's 1984 control
New Years Dessert A different, unique dessert. Pizza is normally not made with fruit, but this one is, check it out and give it a try! apple pizza
Newbery Winner YA Novel Catherine Called Birdy Karen Cushman's award winning (Newbery Honor) debut book, Catherine Called Birdy depicts the life of Catherine "Birdy" through her diary in the year 1290. catherine called birdy • karen cushmans award winning debut book • karen cusman newbury award • karen cushman 13th century • challenging society in catherine called birdy
Oscar Winning Movies from the Late 1970s These five best picture winners from the 1970s include a satire, a feel-good boxing story, a tale of social angst, a Vietnam study, and a look at divorce. oscar winning movies 1970 • academy award winners1970 • best picture winners1970 • 1975 best picture • 1976 best picture
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Saltaire - World Heritage Site Sir Titus Salt was a man with a vision and a social conscience. The West Yorkshire mill village of Saltaire is his enduring legacy. saltaire • industrial revolution • world heritage site • david hockney • titus salt
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Stock Poems of Latin Love Elegy Latin love elegy relied on stock poems to deliver political satire and social commentary. Stock poems came from Greek lyric verse and from contemporary poetic forms. latin love elegy • roman elegiac poets • stock poems • ancient roman poetry • paraclausithyron
Teaching the 1950s in History Classes The rapid changes and challenges of post war America in the decade of the 1950s affords teachers an opportunity to employ creative activities in teaching this era. teaching the 1950s • 1950s lesson plans for creative teaching • fun and creative ideas to teach the 1950s • food projects and the 1950s • activities to teach the 1950s
The Early Life of Samuel Slater How Samuel Slater, the father of the industrial revolution in America, got his knowledge of cotton spinning and cotton mills from Jedediah Strutt, in Belper, Derbyshire. samuel slater • cotton spinning • industrial revolution • cotton mill • cotton mills
The First New York Beat Writers New York City was the birthplace of the Beat Generation, one of the biggest cultural movements of the 20th century. influential writers of the twentieth century • literary artists of the 40s and 50s • founders of the beat generation • san francisco renaissance • black mountain poets |
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