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Palimpsest

By John Repp 12 months ago
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The Names of Flowers

By D.S. Maolalai 12 months ago
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Beating a Dead Horse: A Child’s Perspective of the Great Depression

By Clark Zlotchew 1 year ago
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It Won’t Last

By Estelle Bajou 1 year ago
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Fish Eyes

By John Grey 1 year ago

Censorship & Freedom Contest Winners

Does Censorship Destroy Freedom?

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  • NO – Censorship DOES NOT Destroy Freedom
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Free

By James B. Nicola 1 year ago
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  • YES – Censorship DOES Destroy Freedom

Unspoken

By Nicole Quinn 1 year ago
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  • YES – Censorship DOES Destroy Freedom

The Problem With Pythagoras

By Beatriz Seelaender 1 year ago
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  • YES – Censorship DOES Destroy Freedom

Censored

By Kateryna Bortsova 1 year ago
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Theories of Religious Violence

By TAEM Editors 3 years ago

How does religious violence occur? How do different ideologies justify violence? What is it about religious violence that seems to make it more violent?

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Lead

By Kara Someday 3 years ago

Is depression something we have or something we are?

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Is Religion Inherently More Violent Than Other Ideologies?

By TAEM Editors 3 years ago

Is religion inherently more violent than other ideologies? Do all ideologies have the propensity for violence?

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Ribbons

By Kara Someday 3 years ago

How do you relate to the unrelatable?

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The Ambiguous Nature of Personhood

By TAEM Editors 3 years ago

How is a person defined? Is there a construct that accurately addresses the complexity of personhood?

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Rethinking Pinker: Nature, Nurture, and Some Writing on the Slate

By Thomas Roberts 3 years ago

Regarding the nature vs. nurture debate, does modern research support Pinker’s emphasis on nature, or has the field taken it in a different trajectory?

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The Slow Lonely Moments

By Kara Someday 3 years ago

Is it better to have it all or to lose it all?

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Summer

By Timothy Royan 3 years ago

Are there pre-existing conditions to our lives? Do we come into a world that’s already holding us back? How do we escape the restrictions set for our individual personhoods?

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Still Exploring, Part III: Conclusion

By TAEM Editors 3 years ago

How does an individual’s desire affect a community’s practice?

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Rethinking Television, Video Games, and Children

By Thomas Roberts 3 years ago

How do the games we create affect the people we become?

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The Abstract Elephant Magazine is an interdisciplinary, digital publication dedicated to understanding the issues of the human condition through the arts, the sciences, and philosophy. This magazine began with the intention to create a space for comparative endeavors and interdisciplinary research, since our basic belief is that improvement in the human condition takes place in open dialogue and debate. Not only are we interested in exploring as many disciplines as possible, we are interested in exploring as many perspectives as possible. By promoting viewpoint diversity, we can tackle the entire gamut of what it means to be human.

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