October 2017 – The Pop Culture Philosopher

Allegiance

October 26, 2017October 25, 2017 Chris SunamiPlays and Musicals

Allegiance is returning to theaters for a one day only engagement, on the anniversary of Pearl Harbor! See it if you can! You may not have heard of the recent Broadway musical Allegiance. You might[…]

following the concept of reductionism how would you apply it knowing that the existence of the divine entity is real?

October 25, 2017 askmeUncategorized

– Paolo The simplest possible universe is the one in which God is real, and everything else is within the mind and/or imagination of God. This is as envisioned by British philosopher Bishop Berkeley. The[…]

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Sound of Silence: Reconstructivist Art

October 19, 2017October 18, 2017 Chris SunamiBeauty

Simon & Garfunkel may have a reputation as the whitest music ever, but there’s not many places you can go in American popular music without finding an African-American somewhere nearby. In the this case, the[…]

Reconstructivist Art: Diesel Sweeties

October 12, 2017October 11, 2017 Chris SunamiComics and Graphic Novels

R. Stevens’ “Diesel Sweeties” as an example of Reconstructivist Art Diesel Sweeties is a subversive and deceptively simple web-based comic strip depicting the lives, passions and tangled love affairs of a motley group of humans,[…]

Context is Everything: This is Us

October 5, 2017October 4, 2017 Chris SunamiHistory

In honor of Season Two’s recent premiere, please enjoy this repost: One of the least understood impacts of technology on modernity is the way it alters context, and the way that, in turn, shapes how[…]

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Month: October 2017

following the concept of reductionism how would you apply it knowing that the existence of the divine entity is real?

Sound of Silence: Reconstructivist Art

Reconstructivist Art: Diesel Sweeties

Context is Everything: This is Us