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- @MensVeritas @CathyYoung63 "Denialism" here is a kind of tribal identity issue. Link in the last graf is better.
- RT @BostonReview: Should feminism join with other causes, or make its own path? Vivian Gornick on three new books:
- Great to see Polanyi being discussed MT Why can't we shake the ideal of the free market? On economist Karl Polanyi:
- Should feminism join with other causes, or make its own path? Vivian Gornick on three new books:
- RT @bungarsargon: Great piece, shout out to @CathyYoung63
- RT @BostonReview: Why can't we shake the ideal of the free market? On economist Karl Polanyi:
- RT @BostonReview: Claudia Rankine is "too tired" for poetic devices. But they come out, powerfully, despite herself:
- Feminism Can Handle the Truth -
- Claudia Rankine is "too tired" for poetic devices. But they come out, powerfully, despite herself:
- Great Momments in Journalism: Feminism Can Handle the Truth | Boston Review
- RT @shadihamid: "The 'wonderful year of anarchy' between the fall of the Berlin Wall and unification is a little-known chapter."
- Feminism Can Handle the Truth | Boston Review
- "You have to begin with work—the work is the work." Happy Birthday, Grace Paley.
- Highly recommended. Feminism Can Handle the Truth | Boston Review
- What the #RollingStone flap tells us about mainstream feminism
- RT @maggiesmithpoet: Nick Drake is frozen in time, a young man. Strange, he was born the same year as my father. Nice piece @BostonReview h…
- Nick Drake is frozen in time, a young man. Strange, he was born the same year as my father. Nice piece @BostonReview
- RT @BostonReview: What the Rolling Stone 'hoax' saga says about feminism
- What the Rolling Stone 'hoax' saga says about feminism
- RT @TimMarkham: Herbert Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man, fifty years on.
- RT @BostonReview: Remembering Nick Drake: "Rarely has music made in such loneliness engendered such a feeling of fellowship"
- Remembering Nick Drake: "Rarely has music made in such loneliness engendered such a feeling of fellowship"
- RT @BostonReview: A more democratic science demands that we rejuvenate primary and secondary school education, writes @Fausto_Sterling http…
- The abandonment of the Black Power movement by white liberals and social democrats. #longreads
- Herbert Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man, fifty years on.
- A more democratic science demands that we rejuvenate primary and secondary school education, writes @Fausto_Sterling
- RT @aldaily: Marcuse's unsettling blend of Hegel, Marx, and Freud ended up in Playboy
- Marcuse Today | Boston Review
- Marcuse provides a window into the soul of modernist ideology and ideologues, such as the fan writing the review,...
- @slip_rehill "@aldaily: Marcuse's unsettling blend of Hegel, Marx, and Freud ended up in Playboy
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- RT @BostonReview: Will "racist" become a clinical diagnosis?
- Should Racism Be Considered Mental Illness? | Boston Review
- Will "racist" become a clinical diagnosis?
- RT @BostonReview: What do poetry and autism have in common? Fragility of communication, intense observation . . .
- RT @BostonReview: Does intense pressure to get funding hamper education and creative thinking in the sciences?
- Does intense pressure to get funding hamper education and creative thinking in the sciences?
- Responding to stress in the student brain:
- quite nice, looong essay on One-Dimensional Man by Marcuse—what it meant fifty years ago and what it means today:
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- ✌ @Reading "Fearful Parenting Is Contagious | Boston Review"
- Fifty years later, "One-Dimensional Man" is more prescient than its author could have imagined
- Congrats to Eula Biss, whose book was named one of year's 10 best by @nytimesbooks. I agree: via @BostonReview
- * civic abandonment *
- Was Borges's Funes autistic, or just a savant?
- Lost Radicals | Boston Review
- "Restoring black politics means restoring a multinational, multiracial left." — Eric Mann:
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