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IPAD workers kill themselves Foxconn Suicide Cluster | Run to your Death It’s slim, it’s light, it’s revolutionary, and it’s…annoying. The iPad’s popularity is nothing short of astounding. Apple’s tablet computer has been setting sales records ever since it was…
Are humans basically good, or basically bad? Some people, like Freud, Hobbes, and Foucault, say bad. We’ve got a beast within and the only way to control that beast is to beat it down and repress it. You want proof?…
Nov 25th, 2010 | By Dr. Michael Sosteric | Category: Announcements, Lead So you got some questions? Want to know why things are? Need to have answers? Don’t know where to turn? Well then why don’t you ask a sociologist…
Nov 25th, 2010 | By Dr. Michael Sosteric | Category: Announcements, Lead So you got some questions? Want to know why things are? Need to have answers? Don’t know where to turn? Well then why don’t you ask a sociologist…
In this article William Hathaway, renowned peace author and activist, discusses the tenor of our times, revanchism, which refers to a global attempt by the elites to “turn back the clock” and reinstate a social order characteristic or earlier, more…
Through the medium of kinship, early humans developed cooperative arrangements that, according to Marshal Sahlins, were apparently mandated by virtue of the conditions of life. In his words, “The emerging human primate, in a life-and-death-struggle economic struggle with nature, could…
May 31st, 2011 The first article I wrote for the SocJournal set the tone for my general opinion in regards to social media and online “friends.” I discussed the concept of cyber “friends” with a dear friend of mine when…
Rebel Rank and File uncovers the hidden of the 1970s labour movement with thirteen cogent essays from labor historians, activists and writers. Topics range from the political economy of rank-and-file-rebellion to workplace feminism, in industries as disparate as agriculture, education,…
This article was printed in the spring 2007 issue of “Our Schools / Our Selves,” published quarterly by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives www.policyalternatives.ca. David F. Noble (guest blogger) Critical pedagogy has long condemned grading as an impediment to…
I come to teaching with all of my being. My devotion to you is complete. For me, teaching is about something you are, something you embody. Thus I have no techniques, no strategies, no skills, no drills, no exercises that…
