Rhetoric always matters. Just days after scientists (science is real!) announced that a trillion ton glacier broke off of Antarctica, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg made this calculated post: From a perspective of intertextuality, it’s only real purpose can be to falsely… Read More ›
Finally, I am delighted to share the fifth and final collection of my grandmother’s paintings: Snapshots of Life. All pictures were taken by me with my Canon EOS Rebel T5 EF-S. Part one (Seasons), part two (Trails and Flowers), part three (Water and… Read More ›
At last! Part four, Memories of the Country is ready. The fifth and final part of this series where I share my grandmother’s paintings will be published very soon. All pictures were taken by me with my Canon EOS Rebel T5 EF-S. Part one… Read More ›
I first started officially drafting this article on August 7, 2015! During the past two years, I have constantly struggled with how to approach the issues raised in this post. I am always interested in how different institutions teach History,… Read More ›
We seldom stop and think about how much we assume and how much our world assumes of us. In this blog article, I do a detailed analysis of such a situation working form the following display. I’m not pointing to… Read More ›
Part three–Water and Snow–is here. This is the series where I share my grandmother’s paintings! I think this set has some of my very favorites! Part one is here, and part two is here. All pictures were taken by me… Read More ›
This is part two of a new series where I share the wonderful paintings made by my artist grandmother. Part one, Seasons, can be found here. In part two, Trails and Flowers, I share with you another five of these paintings. I… Read More ›
