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History and Philosophy of Education at UMD. Author of A IS FOR ARSON (2023); SPARE THE ROD (2021); and THE FIGHT FOR LOCAL CONTROL (2016). Art lover. Romantic.
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Alfred Eisenstaedt, "Medical Student Studying" (Nigeria, 1953) #Art

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Hans Baldung Grien, "Eve, the Serpent, and Death" (c. 1515) #Art

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My daughter contains multitudes...

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My daughter contains multitudes...

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Hans Baldung Grien, "Eve, the Serpent, and Death" (c. 1515) #Art

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Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, "Rainbow over the Sea, a Yacht Passing with Other Ships" (1836) #Art

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Patrick J. Sullivan, "The First Law of Nature--Not Self-Preservation but Love" (1939) #Art

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Miki Hayakawa, "Untitled (Woman With Blue Hair)" and "Portrait (Petulant Girl)" (c. 1930s) #Art

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one thing a literature course can do is detach notions of virtue and morality from overtly partisan agendas and open up a more nuanced discussion about values

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Miki Hayakawa, "Untitled (Woman With Blue Hair)" and "Portrait (Petulant Girl)" (c. 1930s) #Art

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Patrick J. Sullivan, "The First Law of Nature--Not Self-Preservation but Love" (1939) #Art

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Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, "Rainbow over the Sea, a Yacht Passing with Other Ships" (1836) #Art

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Joan Eardley, "Children and Chalked Wall, no.2," (1963) #Art

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Joan Eardley, "Children and Chalked Wall, no.2," (1963) #Art

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1/ I really like Jamelle Bouie and most of the people he cites here, and I am certainly sensitive to this line of argument, but for me it also epitomizes the biggest shortcomings of current left/liberal approaches to #law. www.nytimes.com/2023/07/07/o...

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Kawai Gyokudō, "Mountain Village in Spring" (c.1913) #Art

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Ernest Cole, "Students Kneel on Floor to Write. Government is Casual About Furnishing Schools for Blacks" (South Africa, 1967) www.nytimes.com/2010/11/18/a... #Art

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School Teacher and Her Students, Pinehurst Tea Plantation (Summerville, South Carolina, c. 1903) #Art

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Ernest Cole, "Students Kneel on Floor to Write. Government is Casual About Furnishing Schools for Blacks" (South Africa, 1967) www.nytimes.com/2010/11/18/a... #Art

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School Teacher and Her Students, Pinehurst Tea Plantation (Summerville, South Carolina, c. 1903) #Art

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Alexandre Hogue, "Dust Bowl" (1933) #Art

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M. C. Escher, "Puddle" (1952) #Art

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Surreal to watch the Left go back and reread SFFA a bit more closely...

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Gustav Klimt, "Mäda Primavesi" (c. 1913) #Art

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Alexander Bogarty, "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread" (c. 1970)

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Alexander Bogarty, "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread" (c. 1970)

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“Our greatest sufferings do not lie in the present, as intuitive representations or immediate feeling, but rather in reason, as abstract concepts, tormenting thoughts.” ― Arthur Schopenhauer [Sascha Schneider, "Feeling of Dependency" (1894)] #Art

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1/ If you are interested in disinformation in the classroom, and how to teach students to recognize and resist manipulation, I would really recommend checking out Sarah McGrew's work! #education #civics #Socialstudies www.edweek.org/teaching-lea...

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