Tag Archives: Lawrence H. Keeley

side show inuit: looking for nelvana

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Dave

When things start off on the wrong foot, its tough to reconcile and make amends… Primitive people and prehistoric violence do seem to have a symbiotic relationship. Untouched by the dogged moral strivings, the clear demarcation between right and wrong, … Continue reading →

Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion | Tagged adrian dingle, Anthony Quinn, bob dylan the mighty quinn, christopher hall baffin island, franz boas, franz johnston group of seven, inuit legend nelvana, Jared Diamond, Lawrence H. Keeley, life of nelvana, Lucien m. turner, martin frobisher, Nicholas Wade, Norman Rockwell, steven a. leblanc, the savage innocents 1959 | Leave a comment

tattoo you: the girl from Oonalaska

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Dave

A kind of proximity to nature, the spirit world, the absence of boundaries where the human and the animal engaged one another in various guises of transference and inhabiting the physical body. Combinations of profound science fiction with ancient pagan … Continue reading →

Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion | Tagged Baruch Spinoza, Inuit culture, James ross inuit, Jared Diamond, Jean Jacques Rousseau, john webber engravings, Lawrence H. Keeley, Nicholas Wade, waldemar bogoras | Leave a comment

guess whose coming to dinner?

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Dave

Does our modern society indicative of a lowering of human freedom and a degradation of the environment or does our science charged culture represent an emancipation from primitive conflict and ignorance? … From an article on researching authenticity and populism. … Continue reading →