laughing_shadow's Journal

1984, a clockwork orange, aesthetic experience, amnesty international, anselm's ontological argument, aquinas, argument, aristotle, augustine, australian broadcasting corporation, australian government, australian labor party, australian national university, australian politics, ballet shoes, barristers, bbc comedy, beauty, being eclectic, ben chifley, bittersweet symphony, black mountain, bono, books, buena vista social club, c.s. lewis, cafe essen, chardonnay socialism, chocolate, chocolate coated coffee beans, coffee, coldplay, controversy, debating, deductive logic, divinity, doing something about it, dreaming out loud, dylan thomas, emily bronte, ethics, european integration, european union, everyday resistance, existence, existentialism, feminism, fighting the good fight, free will, friday i'm in love, gadflies, genocide, god, government, henry david thoreau, henry tilney, high heels, his dark materials, history, hope, human rights, international relations, international relations theory, jane austen, jasmine, jostein gaarder, joy, julian burnside, kerry o'brien, knowledge, kofi (with sugar), kurt vonnegut, l'entranger, law, law students, liberalism, literature, living, macphisto, michael kirby, miss you sugar, modernity, mysticism, narnia, phillip pullman, philosophy, physics, poetry, political science, politics, postmodernism, pride and prejudice, pro-choice, public policy, punching tony abbott, quakerism, rainer maria rilke, ralph waldo emerson, reading, reformism, religion, romanticism, salman rushdie, shoes, sigur ros, sir humphrey appleby, slaughterhouse five, social justice, socrates, sophie's world, surprised by joy, t.s. eliot, the absolute, the aesthetic, the cloud of unknowing, the economist, the edge, the four quartets, the joshua tree, the latte left, the mirrorball man, the outsider, the rule of law, the sublime, the transcendentalists, the un, theology, thomas paine, tintern abbey, tolerance, tolkien, tori amos, u2, understanding, united nations, united nations security council, vast, walden, william wordsworth, wonder, yes minister