Charles Packer

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Charles Packer Jun 1, 2003

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Creation, Consumption, Conservation, and Choice

Among the many strange things that have befallen Venice, she has had the good fortune to become the object of passion to a man of splendid genius, who has made her his own and in doing so has made her the world's. —Henry JamesJohn Ruskin's best-known work remains The...

Charles Packer Sep 1, 2002

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Leadership and the Problem of Identity

. . . there is surely no need to get so wrought up about trifles like this. Yourself you have never been at all; Then what does it matter, your dying right out?Henrik Ibsen's dramatic poem, Peer Gynt , focuses largely on the concept of self and identity. The main...