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Depression, Memory and Adaptation

Robert David Jaffee | Posted 03.24.2012

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Robert David Jaffee

Could it be that depression, even of a psychotic and/or manic variety, functions as an evolutionary adaptation? Yes, I believe that this can be true, though there are doubts on this theory.

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The Union Between Poem And Reader: Charles Bane, Jr.'s Chapbook

Patrick Pressl | Posted 12.06.2011

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Patrick Pressl

As we enter a new campaign season sure to be rife with heated arguments and incessant finger pointing, one can't help but be reminded of all the issue...

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What Is The Point Of A Poem?

Poetry Magazine | Posted 05.25.2011

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The Poetry Foundation Here are two well-known descriptions of what a poem is, and does, one by Wordsworth, one by Stevens: type a: Poetry is...

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EPIPHANY: Celebrating Moments of Truth

Cathleen Falsani | Posted 11.17.2011

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Cathleen Falsani

Realizing that you're happy in your own skin, where you're meant to be, glad to be shod of something unhealthy, and everything is going to be OK, is a profound truth.

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