Tag Archives: internet

We Don’t Need Books to Free. We Need Them to be Brilliant.

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Julie Goldberg

When I’m meeting people for the first time, some of them want to confess: “Bless me, Librarian, for I have sinned. It has been four years since I last read a book.” People tell me this sheepishly (and quite unbidden. … Continue reading →

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Teach the Timeless

Posted on July 15, 2012 by Julie Goldberg

Version 6.0, 2012 Did you ever see “Shift Happens”? You might remember it as the “Did You Know?” presentation, full of startling statistics about the relative populations of China, India and the United States, and about the exponential growth of … Continue reading →

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Confession of Love

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Julie Goldberg

Dear Facebook, I don’t know if this letter will come as a shock to you after all this time. I mean, it’s been three years now since your digital charms overcame my bookish resistance (it was February 27, 2009, not that … Continue reading →

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Internettled? Work With It!

Posted on April 15, 2012 by Julie Goldberg

Today, Perfect Whole presents something completely new: a guest post! Dr. Elena Taurke-Joseph, a psychologist and filmmaker, proposes a productive, self-compassionate process to use when feeling overwhelmed and overstimulated with technology. This is the first of a series, which she … Continue reading →

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