Table of Contents
for
The Journal for Social Era Knowledge



by Meg Tufano, M.A.


Essays

Inside Out
THE INTERNET | Essay by Leland LeCuyer (Spring 2013)
 
 Gangnam Style and Harmony: Lessons from Krabi 
GLOBAL CIVICS | 
Essay by Tathiana Flores-Acuna, Ph.D (Spring 2013)

A Woman's Deliberation:  There Never Was a Sexual Revolution 
MODERN CULTURE | 
Essay by Giselle Minoli (Spring 2013)
Journal Entry

Humble Pie 
MODERN CULTURE | 
A True Story by Roz Hussin
(Spring 2013) 
 
 
Education and The Social Era



ACADEMIC JOURNAL 
LITERATURE REVIEW | 
by Cathy Anderson, Ph.D (Spring 2013)

THE ORIGINS OF THE UNIVERSITY IN PHILOSOPHY ACCORDING TO ALLAN BLOOM | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
by Meg Tufano, 
M.A. (Spring 2013)

THE HISTORY OF THE MODERN UNIVERSITY ACCORDING TO ALLAN BLOOM | 
 
by Meg Tufano, M.A. (Spring 
2013)

ALL MIXED UP LIKE A DOG'S BREAKFAST:  MOOCs, THE PURPOSE OF A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION, PHILOSOPHY, THE SOCIAL ERA, AMERICAN DEMOCRACY, STUDENT CENTERED LEARNING, COMMUNITY COLLEGES, TENURE, AND ONLINE COURSES | 
Personal Essay by Meg Tufano, M.A. (Spring 2013)

Business Strategy



SOCIAL BUSINESS | 
by David Amerland (Spring 2013)



Fiction


A MODERN MYTH | 
by Janie Fox (Spring 2013)



SHORT FICTION | by Laston Kirkland (Spring 2013)


SHORT FICTION | by Heather Lee Schroeder (Spring 2013)

Aesthetics

ARTISTIC EXPRESSION | Essay by Drs. Eva Mennes (Spring 2013)


Drs. Eva Mennes
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Aesthetics Editor
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Artists:  (De kunstenaars zijn):  Juliette van Bavel, Jop van Driel, Marten Groen, Ton Kalle, Marcin Karwinski, Philip de Koning, Kim Kroes, Irma Kuyper, Heleen Levano, Marie Lou Muskens, Tineke Nusink, Henk Rusman, Bert Schoeren, Teun van Staveren, Mariska Toetenel, Liedeke Veninga, Brigitte Wawoe, Ronald Westerhuis.





Volume 1, Issue #2 - April 1, 2013
Spring Issue


The Journal for Social Era Knowledge is a peer-reviewed journal, global in scope, but written in English (with occasional articles in other languages as needed), published online three times a year by SynaptIQ+.  Its purpose is to stimulate research and encourage business and academic exchanges for the advancement of social era understanding.  It also publishes short fiction, theoretical essays, best-practices in Social Era expertise, and empirical papers for those interested in the compelling questions engendered by the introduction of the Social Era.  




ISSN:  2169-6195