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The Absurd Version

Stirling S Newberry

Flash Fiction, Stories, Novellas, Novels, and Math

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Modernism, Postmodernism, and What is now Emerging

This essay will not be read by anyone, or at least no one important, because the important people are busy, not dealing with the issues of the time. This is because the United States is collapsing, even as we speak, and the people who oppos...

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The Fourth Republic review

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In 2002, I began writing “The Fourth Republic,” and its structure was that 2001 mark...

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The Nth Republic

One of the many projects that has been left undone started in 2002 and was called, at the time, The Fourth Republic. The inspiration at the time was Bruce Ackerman and his work on American constitutional democracy called We, The People. In...

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Dred Scott v. Sandford meet Louisiana v. Callais

The end comes at a shot. Dred Scott v. Sandford came out of the conviction that there were races of men, and that some were obviously better than others, to not even say this in law. It was a matter of nature, and of nature's God. Chief Jus...

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