Freedom

A free person honors the authority he respects. A free person rebels against the authority she doesn't.

what's a WIKI
how do i join in

groups

hay redux

fight club, book and film, to explore anarchism, when to work within, when to topple, the imposition of freedom on others

iraq war

revolution and ararchy

waitlist

surveillance, systems imposes on freedom, self-surveillance

lives of others

unbearable lightness of being

walden two, b.f. skinner

more time

individual fear and freedom in different art forms;

rocky

music as requiring rules that can be stretched and broken

if art is all freedom

miles davis, bitches brew

kuhn, paradigm shift

nabokov, pnin

thomas nagle, other minds

much more time

physical, biological, pyschosocial, through music and dance; free will as an underlying assumption of freedom

if the nature of physics rules out options, what of free will

in a brief history of time, anthropic principle

piaget, the mind of the child -erikson: who sets the rules? separating from your parents

evolutionary game theory

becker, the denial of death

liu, accidental asian

crusades through other eyes

we don't know

fear, confronting fear, in a surprise activity

you name it

what are the consequences of the different ways in which people take their freedom

ghandi

fanon

battle of algiers

james caroll, vietnam

grab bag

john stuart mill -- on liberty

jonathan zittrain -- perfect enforcement

tao te ching; finding oneself

accidental asian/ mad hatter's lunch

who are you in context?

piaget

who is the interpreter of "the word"

master/slave

orwell's elephant: who is the slave?

colonialism/independence

haiti/jamaica/south africa/etc.

• battle of algiers/ satyagraha: what are the repercussions of the way in which we claim our freedom?

authority - Antigone, Mill, Thoreau,Civil Disobedience

how should a free person regard constraint?

art

can we see art as a paradigm for taking one's freedom?