- Beliefs are a Package Deal
- Permaculture and Justice
- Building New Communities
- An Ethics of Care Approach to Shame
- Intentional Families
- Overcoming Stereotypes Against Singles – my Master’s Thesis
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Here is the final version of my Master’s thesis, as approved by my committee and filed at SF State. Abstract In this thesis, I argue that stereotypes against singles can be understood as belief packages, which combine mental states that …
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Using pragmatist models of democracy as a two-strand entity that has to become part of our daily lives to fully function, i outline how we can design families to support the participatory strand. Following Dewey’s suggestion to evaluate “inherited institutions,” …
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I can’t remember exactly how i stumbled on the topic of shame but once i did, i quickly realized that stereotypes have a lot to do with shame. One of the most prevalent shaming messages is the idea that we …
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Studying stereotype development led me to the idea that we could design our communities in ways that can help us create a more just world. To do that, we need tools that specifically address aspects of justice. In this paper, …
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Grappling with finding ways to counteract stereotype development, i decided to take a permaculture design course. Permaculture suggests that we can design our communities to ensure sustainability but do these designs address issues of justice? That was the question i …
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This was my very first graduate philosophy paper! I wrote it for a philosophy of mind class to better understand how cultural institutions like marriage can become lodged into our cultures despite problems with them. As i was researching the …
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