Lillian MurtoneninWriting the ShipNew England’s Influence(Originally published 10/8/21)Dec 9, 2021Dec 9, 2021
Lillian MurtoneninWriting the ShipThe American (Protestant) Work Ethic“The American work ethic, the motivation that drives Americans to work longer hours each week and more weeks each year than any of our…Dec 9, 2021Dec 9, 2021
Lillian MurtonenNudge TopicsI was drawn to prospect theory. It’s not called that in the text, but it’s a theory I’ve heard in my other classes and wanted to look…Dec 8, 2021Dec 8, 2021
Lillian MurtonenFirst P Annotations:Uhlmann, E., Poehlman, A., & Tannenbaum, D. (2009). Implicit Puritanism in American moral cognition. Journal of Experimental Social…Dec 8, 2021Dec 8, 2021
Lillian MurtoneninWriting the ShipPart 2: A Walkthrough The Diary of a Puritan Woman:Why did I feel guilty for crying? Why do I feel so guilty for procrastinating? Why don’t I feel as guilty for not calling my parents…Dec 8, 2021Dec 8, 2021
Lillian MurtoneninWriting the ShipPart 1: A Day In The Life of a Modern American:The day passes, and I’m still in bed. Ugh… not again Lillian. I try to get up to brush my teeth and it takes fifteen minutes of convincing…Dec 8, 2021Dec 8, 2021
Lillian MurtoneninWriting the ShipDo Puritans touch each other? Short answer: no.In researching my topic, I’m realizing that so much of the present day can be linked back to the Puritans: emphasis on education…Nov 8, 2021Nov 8, 2021
Lillian MurtoneninWriting the ShipEscaping our Puritan Roots: Being a secular AmericanReligious fervor may just be another term for human intensity, but both are phenomena I see happen most often outside of the church — I’ve…Nov 1, 2021Nov 1, 2021
