Paul Parkar Book's Chapters

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“The Mind Then and Now in the Heart of Chaos” seeks to offer a deeper understanding of these dynamics and their implications for contemporary society. Here is official preview of the chapters;

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TRANSVERSING THE “ENNEADS” Featuring The Demiurge and the Cosmos

Many people probably never read or heard of the “Enneads” to understand the Cosmos or the Demiurge! Being confined and arresting all the “images” implanted and flaunted within the imagination will take one through many……..

The Enigma In His Image

We are living in a fast-paced world of technological and developmental changes. Life can be pleasant for some and very difficult for others. It doesn’t matter if one is young or old. The concerning aspect………..

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The Enigma of TV on the Brain

In our rapidly evolving world of technological and developmental advancements, life presents varying challenges—some find it pleasant, while others struggle significantly, irrespective of age. The concern lies in the disparity where some forge ahead……….

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Black Women Who Hurt Their Kids By Harboring Drug Dealers: Part II

On September 14, 1997, there was an article printed in the ‘York Dispatch’ newspaper, called “Black Women Who Hurt Their Kids By Harboring Drug Dealers,” concerning the drug epidemic in the black rural areas of York………..

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Meet The Author

Paul Parkar

In a small town called Lakeland, College Park, MD, Paul Pakar left his hometown at seventeen. Tragically, his father passed away a year later and his mother fourteen years after that. Over the years, he found himself repeatedly in and out of penitentiaries. During his final incarceration, he was struck by a profound realization about the high number of Black men in jails across the United States.

One day, the librarian brought a collection of books to the block, spreading them out for the inmates to choose from. While others picked the books they wanted, Paul Pakar decided to select what was left. Among the books he chose were Voice of Black America by Philip S. Foner, Pros and Cons by Walter Isaacson, Greek and Roman Philosophy after Aristotle by Jason L. Saunders, Neuroscience 8th Edition by Anthony T. West, and The Wise of Egypt.

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About The Book

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“The Mind Then and Now in the Heart of Chaos” critically examines the impact of media—especially television—on youth behavior, particularly in the context of rising violence among children.
It’s easy to convict a child for many things, which convicts them for their licentious acts of violence. Those “schoolyard shootings” that are taking place are a bit more of a devilish surprise, which permeates understanding. There definitely has to be a serious study of foreign particles blended with those divine elements within the brain.

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Paul Parker's exploration in 'The Mind Then and Now in the Heart of Chaos' offers a profound analysis of how media shapes young minds amongst a backdrop of societal chaos. His integration of philosophical insights with contemporary issues sheds light on the intricate dynamics of violence and media influence.
Carrie J. Lopez
This book provides a compelling examination of the effects of television on youth behavior, linking media images to violent acts among children. Parker's use of Plotinus and Plato’s philosophies deepens the reader’s understanding of how external stimuli can distort internal perceptions.
Gabriela R. Zavala
In 'The Mind Then and Now in the Heart of Chaos,' Paul Parker masterfully navigates the complex relationship between media influence and generational violence. His insightful analysis of media's role in shaping behavior through philosophical lenses offers a timely and critical perspective on current societal issues.
Adam M. Marks
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