The Mill is *Everywhere*
Here is a quote from The Odyssey: Straightaway he thundered from shining Olympus, from on high from the place of the clouds; and goodly Odysseus
Here is a quote from The Odyssey: Straightaway he thundered from shining Olympus, from on high from the place of the clouds; and goodly Odysseus
There is something I call the “Richard II Disease.” In Shakespeare’s play, Richard II, the king (Richard II) was a weak man who, also, became
There are two examples of the Ancient Context (i.e. the Mill) of which I want to share. The first is Kepler. Kepler was of the
Let us dive a little further into the Mill… Every era has invented its own ballads, romances, songs and fables to entertain it. That is another
I am currently reading Golding’s translation of Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Translators were seen differently then as they are today. Today, a translation must be “exactly what
The Mill is like a thread that you can find running through all religions, all ancient civilizations, and throughout the ancient “poems.” The Mill is
His world is but a stage, For the women to play their parts: They have their scripts and lines; And his world in life plays
Some might say that the feminists are annoyed that an article destroys their plans. This is silly because feminists are not that smart. They don’t
I want you to imagine this scenario: Imagine if the ‘social sciences’ such as Psychology and Sociology invade the Halls of Science and become the
Someone emailed this to me: I adore Christianity; it is a core part of who and what I am. I don’t go to church anymore.
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