Normal 0 REBELLION AND MADMEN THE EARLY WORKS “The people of the Orient demand that the writer be like a bee always making honey. They are gluttonous for honey and prefer it to all other food.”...
In his sermon on “Poets & Poems” Khalil Gibran defines his mission as Writer. "Poetry, my dear friends, is a sacred incarnation of a smile. Poetry is a sigh that...
Karl Popper adapted his theory of democracy in 1945 to make room for the Open Society. Popper's model revised the conventional question of “Who should rule?” to ask how the state can remain alert against bad rule. The thought behind an Open Society is for persons to...
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Henry David Thoreau wasn’t a lawyer or a judge. That constraint didn’t stop him from trying to prompt policy change. He felt that it was his responsibility to put forth legal flaws in his role as a concerned citizen. Thoreau became a civil disobedient in 1846 by resisting...