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Daily Archives: December 13, 2008
Carpe Diem: Video of a NY Subway Train, 1905
Jump to the five minute mark and watch passengers heading off (and onto) a NY subway train, at 42nd Street, circa 1905. Why is this old footage so curiously moving (at least to me)? There’s something about the busy, seemingly time-urgent, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1905, 20th century, 42nd Street, carpe diem, death, grim reaper, history, life, new york, psychology, subways
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HATERoSEXual MARRIAGE: Defining Gay People OUT
Andrew Sullivan today asks a good question about anti-homosexual HETEROSEXUALS who would exclude gays from civil marriage recognition: Why are their marriages defined not by the virtues they sustain but the people they exclude?
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Tagged Andrew Sullivan, evangelicals, feminism, gay marriage, H8, James Dobson, John Macarthur, lesbian, mormonism, Politics, religion, same-sex marriage
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A Farmer’s Wife and the Powerful Body of a Young Miller: Sexploitation of the Poor in a Marquis de Sade Short Story
At one level, the Marquis de Sade’s short story, “The Lady of the Manor of Longeville, or a Woman’s Revenge,” is a feminist tale, for it tells the story of a woman who outwits her husband by discovering and exposing his adulterous affair, … Continue reading
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Tagged class, feminism, literature, marquis de sade, poetry, Politics, poor, rich, sado-masochism, sex, sexual slavery, slavery
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Prometheus Unbound 