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Daniel Sude, Ph.D.

SOCIAL SCIENTIST + TEACHER + CONSULTANT

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Mini Lectures: Existential Motivations and the Defense of Worldview

March 16, 2016August 30, 2020Daniel SudeLeave a comment

attitude change, culture change, existential psychology, experimental psychology, social psychology, worldview

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For the pinewoods paths we prefer a rough aesthetic, emphasizing branch lined paths and green leaves. We have a mix of native (may apple, salvia lyrata) and non-native plants (helleborae, iron plant). Notably, the salvia lyrata flowers even in the deeper shade. Eventually, it will spread in evergreen leaved mats, covering the woodland floor. Each spring will see a burst of pale blooms. Salvia lyrata is edible for humans, deer, and rabbits. However, as it spreads freely, all three species can enjoy it to their heart's content.

While awaiting my 2nd vaccine, interesting article in March Dartmouth Alumni magazine on the 1870s effort to smash the Klan using federal defense of the 15th Amendment.

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