Applied ethics, Harvard University
Design for Sustainability, SCAD
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The word of the day is:
Anomy.
Reclaim yourself: hold to your values. Move mindfully, act gratefully, gracefully, deliberately with those you love. Recalibrate your relationships. Right now, humility, generosity, love and respect are potent forms of resistance. Be gentle, Human.
Anomy.
Reclaim yourself: hold to your values. Move mindfully, act gratefully, gracefully, deliberately with those you love. Recalibrate your relationships. Right now, humility, generosity, love and respect are potent forms of resistance. Be gentle, Human.
Noun
Origin: Middle French, 16th century. Taken directly from a Middle French word based on the Latin “resipīscere,” meaning “to come to one's senses.”
It is a kind of repentance combining acknowledgment of wrongdoing and wish to do better in the future.
Noun
Origin: Middle French, 16th century. Taken directly from a Middle French word based on the Latin “resipīscere,” meaning “to come to one's senses.”
It is a kind of repentance combining acknowledgment of wrongdoing and wish to do better in the future.
Latin. Late 13th century.
1. Land attached to a manor and retained for the owner's own use.
2. The lands of an estate.
3. A region or domain.
4. Possession of real property in one's own right
Latin. Late 13th century.
1. Land attached to a manor and retained for the owner's own use.
2. The lands of an estate.
3. A region or domain.
4. Possession of real property in one's own right