Academia

Note: Four terms for AOC, like FDR, might help the nation heal

I learned that there are rumors that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is planing on running for president in 2028. I am not a die hard AOC fanboy. Obviously, as a progressive I...

By Richard J Tilley August 12, 2026 Academia, Climate, Collective Ethical Patience, Community, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinking, Liberation, Rule of Law, Science Fiction, The Other, United States, Violence
A tempered sketch of a post-capitalist constitution, Anti-Utopian Leadership, or a collective coming together as displayed by the tether of the subconscious signature, or possible, degrowth and localism

No, I did not write out an actual post-capitalist constitution. For the last year or more I have lacked the concentration to even begin an outline of what many would...

By Richard J Tilley August 10, 2026 Academia, Awe, Community, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinking, Degrowth, Liberation, Poetry, Rule of Law, Science Fiction, The Subconscious Signature, United States
My PhD Given to Me by God

I wrote a poem with God. I am nearing the end of an additional book. God said to write two poems about myself and He/She/They will write the third as...

By Richard J Tilley July 28, 2026 Academia, Awe, Personal, Poetry, Theology
New book and two rough drafts I previously posted that I cleaned up

I have uploaded another book of poetry to Internet Archive, titled, Rockslide on the Garden’s Edge. The rest of my poetry at Internet Archive is here. I finally noticed that...

By Richard J Tilley May 31, 2026 Academia, Awe, Critical Theory, Critical Thinking, Fiction, Liberation, Literature, Poetry, Theology
The Good and the Bad News about Academic Research, Communities, and Degrowth Ethics

While this article by Rachel Handforth is not strictly on this subject, there are some very helpful insights and though this is mostly about PhDs and how people think of...

By Richard J Tilley April 13, 2026 Academia, Community, Critical Thinking, Degrowth, Open Access, United States
Note: Can you think of a scientist who would never betray you?

If you are being honest with yourself I bet you are finding it difficult to answer that questions. Of course, they preach parity, unity, one shared edification of collaborative justice....

By Richard J Tilley March 31, 2026 Academia, Liberation, Open Access, Personal
Abrahamic Imprint

I write a lot about my God with no religion both here and in in my poems from time to time. However, I do have moments when I stop and...

By Richard J Tilley March 3, 2026 Academia, Community, Critical Thinking, Literature, Personal, Theology
An important part on my quest to speak to God, revisited

I did something I never thought I would do again. Though I had deleted these two websites, and before that I had hidden them from online access some time ago...

By Richard J Tilley December 14, 2025 Academia, Awe, Critical Theory, Critical Thinking, Liberation, Ontology, Personal, Theology, Violence
Feminist theology and the Turn towards publishing in feminism and capitalism

Last night I starting thinking about Revelation 16:15, and how it melded with the Tanakh, and, perhaps, the teaching of the time of Elijah before the period of judgement. I...

By Richard J Tilley December 5, 2025 Academia, Awe, Critical Theory, Critical Thinking, Liberation, The Other, Theology
I do not like a recent poem (cross-posted)

I do not like the poem “state house fairground,” even though I know it is quite good. I cannot tell you why I do not like it. I know intellectually...

By Richard J Tilley September 1, 2025 Academia, Critical Theory, Critical Thinking, Liberation, Literature, Poetry, United States