
Wild in the Streets
Shelley Winters struggles to close the generation gap.
Viewing a subject though a semiotic lens — in order to ascertain not only what it means, but how.
Shelley Winters struggles to close the generation gap.
"Don't you have homes?"
He looks like a man who’s been through an ordeal.
The world is full of invisible dangers.
His commitment to peripatetic idling never wavers.
“Simply protect.”
The role of anthropologists is to interpret the guiding symbols of each culture.
An interlocking mandala of paradigms and thematic complexes.
The least understood aspect of the human psyche is the ego.
Deeply — existentially — anxious to avoid dry skin.
Psychedelic revelations about the artificial nature of reality.
Though alone and solemn, these individuals aren’t necessarily unhappy.
Bodies will be stacked together on battlefields like so much cordwood.
Shedding inhibitions, going a little wild, having good stories to tell.