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Fantasy and the challenge of mourning

October 13, 2017 by Julie Tomlin

If our culture is a collective fantasy, grief is maybe too much of a threat

Filed Under: Ideas, Notes Tagged With: Athens, capitalism, community, fantasy, grief

Balancing act

October 11, 2017 by Julie Tomlin

Is there a way for us to begin to shed the layers of persona shaped within a system that ultimately oppresses all of us? If so could we forge an alternative way of being that appreciates difference?

Filed Under: Notes Tagged With: capitalism, gender, men, postcapitalism, women

A revolution of the mind

February 19, 2017 by Julie Tomlin

What do we have to struggle against if we are going to be free to dream?

Filed Under: Books, Ideas, Notes Tagged With: cafes, capitalism, change, Edward Bernays, hope, politics, protest, Spain

Constantly moving happiness machines

December 11, 2015 by Julie Tomlin Leave a Comment

What is the impact on us as individuals and society if our capacity to choose is engaged primarily in the matter of consumption?

Filed Under: Notes Tagged With: capitalism, Detroit, hope, New York City, USA

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