"Creativity arises out of the tension between spontaneity and limitations, the latter (like the river banks) forcing the spontaneity into the various forms which are essential to the work of art or poem."
-- Rollo May
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Professor Plum posted the article titled Anarchism and Atheism: An Ambivalent Relationship
A short historical look at the Young Hegelians and a few of the most influential anarchist thinkers of the late-nineteenth-and-early-twentieth century with a focus on their religious beliefs and...
Professor Plum commented on the story titled A Brief Introduction to Almost Periodic Functions by AlexScribe
This was very well done. The Narrative structure had me wondering what was going on and the ending explained it nicely. The use of a distinct dialect was also a nice touch (and not an easy thing to...
Professor Plum posted the article titled "The Last Witch Trial in the Maritimes"[Part 1]
An extended historical essay (divided in to four parts) examining the factors surrounding a 1932 murder case from a small hamlet in Eastern Canada that would become infamous in Maritime folklore...
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Anarchism and Atheism: An Ambivalent Relationship
An essay article by Professor PlumA short historical look at the Young Hegelians and a few of the most influential anarchist thinkers of the late-nineteenth-and-early-twentieth century with a focus on their religious beliefs and where they differ from Marxism.
"The Last Witch Trial in the Maritimes"[Part 1]
An essay article by Professor PlumAn extended historical essay (divided in to four parts) examining the factors surrounding a 1932 murder case from a small hamlet in Eastern Canada that would become infamous in Maritime folklore tradition as the last witch trial case on record. But was it really?
