A poetic inquiry on how people’s world views may unknowingly lead to divisions. This poem offers a journey from destructive invisibles such as privilege, oppression, -isms (e.g., sexism, racism, classism), and silence constructive visibles equality, dialogue, attentiveness, collaboration. The was presented during Poetry for Change in the IdeaFest at University of Victoria, Canada, part Social M...

ce n’est pas si surprenant que l’on trouve dans le textile historique de l’œuvre la plus estimée de malraux, la condition humaine, les traces des instances philosophiques. ce roman dépasse le dogmatisme d’un soi-disant roman de témoignage. il s’oriente vers les catégories plus souples et moins restreintes tel que le roman philosophique, alors même que l’apparence n’en dirait pas beaucoup sur l’...

We consider effects of coloured scalar mediators in decays $c\to u \, {\it invisibles}$. In particular, these processes, as invisibles, we massive right-handed fermions. The $\bar S_1\equiv (\bar 3, 1, -2/3)$, due to its coupling weak singlets up-quarks and invisible fermions ($\chi$), is particularly interesting. Then, $\tilde R_2 \equiv 2, 1/6)$, which a doublet subject severe low-energy cons...

The text written by Jean Bretog Tragédie française à huit personnages (1571) is, like its Normandy author, still unknown to a wider group of specialists. This drama, through moralizing and allegorical character, derives from inscribes itself in the tradition medieval morality plays mysteries. At same time subject matter focused around l’homme coupable punishment imposed on it, dominant poetics ...