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Hobbies & Games > Kids Games & Toys Barbie dolls: Barbie as a role model for young girls: 1 of 18

Not many people would want to admit how influenced they are by this iconic doll. Barbie is based on a cartoon character named Bild Lilli, which was first published in the German newspaper Bild-Zeitung in 1952. The character Bild Lilli was a young, single secretary who is quoted as saying, "I could do without balding old men,...
Sciences > Psychology Carl G. Jung: Archetypes of the collective unconscious: 1 of 6

Carl G. Jung: Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious From the dawn of humanity we have lived in a world of symbolism. Our symbols explain the world around us, our relationships with each other and our relationship to the universe. These symbols, these essences of pure being, are the primordial qualities of the truly real....
Arts & Humanities > Philosophy (Other) The prime motivations of evil: 3 of 15

When we think of evil we usually think of some nefarious masked villain who swindles little old ladies and ties virgins to train tracks. But this expression of evil is only the most apparent because we can't see the more insidious evil that exists in all of us. The prime motivation of evil is our inherent egoistic self inter...
Religion & Spirituality > Speculations & Criticisms The relationship between corporeal and spiritual realms: 1 of 4

I grew up living in two worlds. At my home in rural Montana, I spent my days flitting around the forest imagining I was a fairy. I observed the natural world with the wide open mind of a child. The other world was above my father's punk-rock pizza restaurant, adjacent to the University of Berkeley in California. In Berkeley,...
Arts & Humanities > Ethics Changing values in the world today: 3 of 9

Most people agree that there is a general crisis in the world. Gas prices are soaring, people around the world are unable to afford the bare necessities of life, and stories of hatred and terrorism dominate the news. We have reached the point where our exploitation of the earth's resources may threaten the existence of human...
Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Commentary: On the nature of man in nature's landscape: 3 of 7

What is Nature? When we think of Nature we generally think of ecology, wilderness, and evolution. But Nature is a much greater system than what is perceived by our five senses. Nature is the driving force behind everything that happens in the Universe on both the visible and concealed levels of reality. Nature operates accor...
Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Can an ever changing universe simultaneously never change?: 1 of 2

The universe was created some 14 billion years ago in an explosion known as the Big Band. Ever since this event of the manifestation of existence from absence, the universe has functioned through the interplay of two opposite forces. These forces are the force bestowal and the force of reception. The force of bestowal is the...
Arts & Humanities > Philosophical Concepts Who controls your life?: 9 of 13

This is essentially a question of freedom of will. Do we have any, and if not, where do all of our thoughts and actions originate? We would like to believe that all of our choices come from within. However, we are completely operated by several factors that determine everything that we think, feel, and are capable of. What m...
Politics, News & Issues > Economic News World financial crisis: What's next?: 3 of 4

Human society has developed to a point where it is able to observe its integrated nature. The current global financial crisis demonstrates that we are all part of one system from which no country or individual is separated. The crisis is a result of the egoistical and unbalanced relationships of humanity. The only cure to th...