[NIFL-ESL:10148] Re: layers of meaning

From: Varshna Narumanchi-Jackson (varshna@grandecom.net)
Date: Tue Mar 30 2004 - 16:42:56 EST


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There is a part of me that is jealous that so many generous employers exist
who sincerely believe constant, immediate participation in these types of
professional environments is a useful exercise of one's time.  Would anyone
care to tell me who I can hit up for a job? :>)  Oh yes, please email me
*off-list* -- no point in sharing insider information with everyone!

On another note, I am curious if anyone is familiar with "evolutionary
psychology," which I understand to mean the study of the evolution (need and
expression) of human characteristics and traits including anger, prejudice,
love, for example.  I firmly believe there is a "primitive" purpose to
prejudice -- I just don't know what it is yet or how it serves a purpose in
our more "evolved" societies.


Varshna N. Jackson



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