Discussion: Existential PhilosophyWhile difficult to encapsulate, Existentialism suggests that there are no external forces/creators to whom one might appeal to for direction in regard to right and wrong (Ethics), or what is Good of Evil (Morals). We create purpose, meaning, morals, ethics. These then can be negated by our freedom to choose, to go beyond […]

Discussion: Developing Alliances in Social Work PracticeHave you ever heard the term or saying ‘straight but not narrow’? This is an example of a statement of being an ally—recognizing one’s unique position of privilege yet standing with others who are oppressed. By taking this course, you have started the process of becoming an ally. Evan […]

Discussion: Comedy!Heathers, an 80s dark comedy classic.COMEDY (!) DiscussionINSTRUCTIONS:Screening Options:As usual, read the watch list in this module to see your choices.Deadlines:Thursday night by 11:59pm: Respond to my prompts; follow the instructions below.Sunday night by 11:59pm. Respond to another student in a substantive way. Go far beyond ‘I agree’ or ‘great post.’ Engage with someone […]

discussion: After completing the weekly readings and podcasts write brief responses (i.e., at least several sentences) to the 6 questions concentrating on one of the assigned readings or podcasts for the corresponding week. Be sure to number your responses. What is the main point of this reading or podcast?What information did you find surprising? Why?What […]

Discussion Topic 4 No unread replies.No replies.For this discussion topic, we’ll be taking on the Getty Museum Challenge! I’ve seen this all over social media and the news and I could not resist having you all take it on as well! The Getty Museum Challenge inspires all of us to take on visual art and […]