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Tag Archives: Feminism
is that your hand on my thigh?
A story of sex, secrets, and Ivy League denial or is it fantasy? Disavowal. Complicity. A career boost. Might as well milk it for what its worth. As if fawning over her is somehow a mark of distinction, A heaven-sent … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew cuomo, arianna huffington, Camille Paglia, charles pagnam, Donald Kuspit, Feminism, Frida Kahlo, Harold Bloom, katie roiphe, Kiki Smith, kim kardashian, Louise Bourgeois, marjorie strider, Nancy Spero, Naomi Wolf, third wave feminism, thomas frank the baffler
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just lookin’ for a kiss
Is it true that women in the entertainment business are deterred from being funny. From being comic. Is the mixture of being beautiful and funny too combustible a substance to let out of the yard? Or is it because women … Continue reading
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Tagged Adah Isaacs Menken, Audrey Hepburn, Berthe Morisot, Betty Friedan, Charles Baudelaire, Christopher Hitchens, Dorothy Parker, Feminism, Fran Leibowitz, Fritz Lang, Henry Makow, Jean Renoir, Joan Rivers, Laurel Nakadate, Leah McLaren, Natalie Portman, Nora Ephron, Sarah Bernhardt, sylvia plath, Walter Benjamin
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STORIES OF STUFF:GARAGE SALE OF THE SOUL
Annie Leonard and her “The Story of Stuff”. It raises issues that go beyond pollution and recycling; it addresses complex relationships at the intersection of feminism and environmentalism. At this moment, both feminism and environmentalism are at interesting points in … Continue reading
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Tagged Abigail Johnson, Ann Filemyr, Annie Leonard, Caroline Merchant, Catriona Sandilands, Charlotte Smith, Dani Crosby, ecofeminism, Elizabeth Royte, Feminism, Francis Bacon, Gender and Politics, Irene Diamond, Jane Smiley, Joseph Beuys, Kandi Tayebi, Lynne Hull, Martin Lewis, Martin Lewis Green Delusions, Noel Sturgeon, Panniccia Carden, Pratrap Chatterjee, Robert Solow MIT, Rosanne Kanhai, Rose Gonnella, Shi Hui, Susan Kollin, William Blake
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BLONDE AMBITION & SEDITION: THE WHITE VEIL
The woman’s legs seemed to go on forever. It was hard to tell exactly whom they belonged to, or what she was thinking, but their purpose was clear, dominating a billboard for a new condo…. drawing the eyes of admirers … Continue reading
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Tagged Aphrodite, Betty Grable, Billy Wilder, Bruce Hainley, Debbie Reynolds, Edmund Spenser, Feminism, Francois Rabelais, Gender and Politics, Holliday T. Day, Homer, Isak Dinesen, Jacques Derrida, Jane Mansfield, joan riviere, Joanne Pitman, Laini Michelle Burton, Leni Riefenstahl, Lucrezia di Borgia, Mae West, Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich, Masaccio, Menander, Mikhail Bakhtin, miranda devine, Pamela Anderson, PETA, PETA Dan Matthews, Raphael, Sandro Botticelli, sara ahmed, Seneca, Sigmund Freud, Simon Houpt, Spenser, Sue Williams, Sue Williams Art, The Robber Bridegroom, Theodor Adorno, Travis Gertz, Vanessa Beecroft, Zoe Brigley
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FREEDOM IS JUST ANOTHER WORD FOR NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE
She’s got no braids in the inkwell, no money on the prize. Ain’t got no boyfriend behind her that she can’t hypnotize. And if you wanna see yourself without delusions or delies. All you do is just look into her … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Bain, Bertha Newcombe, Betty Friedan, Bruce Mazlish, Don Mclean, Edward Bernays, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, Emily Davies, Feminism, Friedrich Nietzsche, Harriet Taylor, Herbert Marcuse, Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, John Stuart Mill The Spirit of the Age, Marcuse On Liberation, Sigmund Freud, Utilitarianism, Women's suffrage
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