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    Against Contempt: Why Popular Artists Deserve Serious Art-Historical Attention

    Introduction: The Problem of Popularity Few charges are more damaging in elite art discourse than the accusation that an artist is “popular.” The word should…

    Ian June 12, 2026
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  • Blog Zen Buddhism

    Zen and the Motorcycle: Riding, Freedom, and the Practice of the Road

    There is something about a motorcycle that strips life down to essentials. There is no wall between the rider and the world. The air is…

    Ian June 11, 2026
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    Harriet Glickman, Charles Schulz, and the Quiet Revolution of Franklin in Peanuts

    In the spring of 1968, the United States was grieving, burning, arguing, and changing. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated on April 4. Cities…

    Ian June 11, 2026
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  • Blog Art History

    The Greatness of Fantasy Art: Frazetta, Vallejo, the Hildebrandts, and the Visual Imagination of the Modern Mythic Age

    Fantasy art is often treated as a lesser branch of visual culture, as though dragons, warriors, sorceresses, strange worlds, heroic bodies, enchanted forests, alien landscapes,…

    Ian June 10, 2026
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  • Blog Zen Buddhism

    Equanimity Is Not Indifference

    Equanimity is often misunderstood as emotional distance, passivity, or detachment from life. To some, the still mind appears cold. To others, silence looks like withdrawal.…

    Ian June 9, 2026
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Blog Western Americana

The Vaquero Roots of the American Cowboy — lines from Spain to California

Ian September 10, 2025

Before the cowboy became a silver‑screen icon in chaps and a wide‑brim hat, he was a vaquero—a Spanish and then Mexican horseman whose techniques, tack,…

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Blog Health & Fitness

Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS): How to Manage Post-Workout Pain for Older and First-Time Lifters

Ian August 10, 2025

Whether you’re stepping into the weight room for the first time or returning after a long hiatus, one thing often hits harder than the weights…

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Dealing with Insecurities and Jealousy in Polyamorous Households: A Buddhist Perspective

Ian August 6, 2025

Insecurity is part of the human condition. Whether in monogamy or in a household where love is shared among multiple partners, those familiar flickers can…

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Blog Zen Buddhism

Just Keep Sitting

Ian July 10, 2025

We sit because something in us knows the difference between being alive and merely being occupied. Zazen is not a self-improvement project, not a productivity…

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Blog Music

Doom Metal: A Sound of Sorrow and Strength

Ian June 19, 2025

Introduction Doom metal is more than just a subgenre of heavy metal — it is a musical invocation of grief, reverence, and primal power. Rooted…

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Morals vs. Ethics: Understanding the Distinction

Ian June 16, 2025

In everyday language, the terms morals and ethics are often used interchangeably. However, in philosophy, law, and professional practice, they carry distinct meanings that shape…

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Blog Zen Buddhism

An Introduction to Zazen Practice

Ian June 3, 2025
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Blog Information Technology

Empowering the Future: The Case for Data Literacy

Ian May 6, 2025

“Without data, you’re just another person with an opinion.” – W. Edwards Deming In a world overflowing with information, understanding data isn’t optional—it’s essential. Whether…

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Blog Humanism

Finding Meaning in Our Lives

Ian May 6, 2025

Human beings seem almost unable to avoid the question of meaning. At some point, whether in youth or in grief, in success or in emptiness,…

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An Introduction to Sailing Terminology for New Sailors

Ian April 10, 2025

Sailing has its own language. At first, that language can seem strange, old-fashioned, and even a little intimidating. A sailor does not simply say “front,”…

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