Tuesday, April 21, 2009
My Recommendation
Herbert Spencer was one of the most prominent figures in political sociology. He is stated to be the creator of neoliberalism (neoclassical liberalism or conservative liberalism). He is especially appreciated in the UK and USA where both economic liberalism and conservative approach to tradition and religion are, at one time, perceived as needed factors that enable a state to function properly. I want to recommend to you one of his works entitled "The Man versus the State"(1884). This book presents, in a concise form, his main ideas concernig neoliberalism and its practical application. I believe that you will like it as it deals with issues which are valid also nowadays. Here are a few links if you want to get to know something more about H. Spencer and his works:
http://oll.libertyfund.org/index.php?option=com_staticxt&staticfile=show.php%3Fperson=165&Itemid=28
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/spencer/
http://www.bolenderinitiatives.com/sociology/herbert-spencer-1820-1903
Sunday, March 29, 2009
My Future
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
The new American President
My Teaching Practice
I enjoy teaching and I want to teach in the future. However, I cannot call myself a good professional since I feel I still must learn some things and improve my way of teaching .
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
My Christmas
When I was a child I really loved Christmas. For me it started on 23rd December every year as it was the time when I, my sister and my father were decorating our Christmastree while my mother was cooking and baking. I remember that there was frequently plenty of quarrels about where to hang the most attractive glass balls. It happend often that we called mom to come from the kitchen and play the role of an arbiter who gives a final verdict. Eventually, we were always proud of ourselves and admired the marvellous effect of our cooperation. Then, it was the time for me and my sister to go to bed and the parents secretely packed the presents. On the Christmas Eve, my both grandmothers, grandfather and aunt came. All together we were waiting for the first star, praying, reading the Bible, eating delicious dishes, talking with Santa Clause ( who always appeared in the late evening) and enjoying our presents. My granny often sang carrols. All this created the unique and wonderful atmosphere that I will always remember:). Before midnight my mom, dad, sister and I went to church. When we were back at home I checked whether my canary, 2 parrots and guinea pig talk. Then, we ate again