Reflective Commentary (2025)
On reflection, writing this essay was both a rigorous and rewarding endeavour. My intention was to break down Kant’s dense definition of ‘fine art’ into manageable parts in order to make sense of his philosophy for myself and, hopefully, for my readers. I approached this by
Reflective Commentary (The Modern Wall—Media Saturation in 2025)
Ray Bradbury published Fahrenheit 451 on October 19, 1953—seventy-two years ago, but who’s counting in decades when the man seemed to write in centuries?
Was he a prophet? Or something else; something we don’t quite have a word
Reflective Commentary (2025)
Looking back at this essay more than a decade after I first wrote it in 2014, I see how my thinking about "wasted time" has changed. When I wrote this as a doctoral student, leisure, contemplation, and intellectual growth were seen as important. Now, the
Reflective Commentary (2025)
Looking back at this essay more than a decade after I first wrote it in 2014, I see how my thinking about "wasted time" has changed. When I wrote this as a doctoral student, leisure, contemplation, and intellectual growth were seen as important. Now, the
Reflective Commentary (2025)
On reflection, writing this essay was both a rigorous and rewarding endeavour. My intention was to break down Kant’s dense definition of ‘fine art’ into manageable parts in order to make sense of his philosophy for myself and, hopefully, for my readers. I approached this by
Reflective Commentary (The Modern Wall—Media Saturation in 2025)
Ray Bradbury published Fahrenheit 451 on October 19, 1953—seventy-two years ago, but who’s counting in decades when the man seemed to write in centuries?
Was he a prophet? Or something else; something we don’t quite have a word
