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What Makes a Person: the Seven Layers of Selfhood in Literature and Life – the Marginalian Arts
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What Makes a Person: the Seven Layers of Selfhood in Literature and Life – the Marginalian

Philosopher Amélie Rorty mapped seven distinct layers of personhood - character, figure, person, self, individual,...

The Moomin Strategy for Living with Uncertainty – the Marginalian Arts
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The Moomin Strategy for Living with Uncertainty – the Marginalian

Tove Jansson built her beloved Moomin world from the inside out - rooting its wisest character, Too-ticky, in the...

Rajasthan's Cooperatives Are Helping Migrant Women Artisans Escape Decades of Exploitation - Shareable Community
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Rajasthan's Cooperatives Are Helping Migrant Women Artisans Escape Decades of Exploitation - Shareable

For generations, Pakistani Hindu women who fled Sindh with little more than the embroidery skills passed down from...

How Rewilding Could Help Stop the Spread of Britain’s Wildfires Environment
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How Rewilding Could Help Stop the Spread of Britain’s Wildfires

Britain's landscapes have been shaped by centuries of drainage, burning, and grazing - and in that shaping, they have...

Student Makers: Teen Volunteers Are Teaching Stem Across Three Continents | the Optimist Daily Youth
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Student Makers: Teen Volunteers Are Teaching Stem Across Three Continents | the Optimist Daily

A group of teenagers in California once spent countless hours 3D-printing 150 LEGO-inspired airplane kits by hand and...

How Niger Restored 5 Million Hectares Without Planting a Single Tree | the Optimist Daily Environment
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How Niger Restored 5 Million Hectares Without Planting a Single Tree | the Optimist Daily

In 1983, an Australian agricultural adviser named Tony Rinaudo looked at what everyone else saw as barren, depleted...