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Christopher Berry

Christopher Berry

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Blogger, Christopher Berry Blog

Toronto

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critical thinking,psychology philosophy of science, social issues skepticism, psychotherapy science-pseudoscience issues, suicide

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Cooking recipes :-)

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Total articles 19

  • Free deliberation and POGG

    By Christopher Berry| Christopher Berry Blog@ In Canada, we refer to POGG Powers, those of Peace, Order and Good Government. The reference is buried in the Constitution Act, 1982 (Hipster: Constitution Act, 1867), way down there in Section 91: “the federal Parliament the power to make laws for the “peace, order, and good government of Canada”. These words are the bed rock that a plural, geographical disaster of a country was passively and sometimes aggressively cobbled together.

    By Christopher Berry · Christopher Berry Blog

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The Weakness Of Weak Commissives

    By Christopher Berry| Christopher Berry Blog@ Commissives, vows and pledges, are a peculiar class of rhetorical tool. I’ll argue that their predictive value vary by culture. Commissives as a cultural productI credit Liubertė and Dimov (2021) for telling me what a commissive is, and Trott (2013) for explaining just how important they are in American culture. A commissive is a vow, pledge, or a promise. I use the com- prefix to remember it. The com- prefix signals ideas like come together, commingle, community, or commitment.

    By Christopher Berry · Christopher Berry Blog

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Free deliberation and POGG

    By Christopher Berry| Christopher Berry Blog@ In Canada, we refer to POGG Powers, those of Peace, Order and Good Government. The reference is buried in the Constitution Act, 1982 (Hipster: Constitution Act, 1867), way down there in Section 91: “the federal Parliament the power to make laws for the “peace, order, and good government of Canada”. These words are the bed rock that a plural, geographical disaster of a country was passively and sometimes aggressively cobbled together.

    By Christopher Berry · Christopher Berry Blog

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Christopher Berry Blog

Evanston, Illinois, United States

+1 847-491-3741