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Tag Archives: Margaret Wente
but can it mix a martini?
Sometimes the arc of change is like pulling a cart through knee deep molasses on a cold January morning. There are so many structural constraints in place, so many vested interests, so much anxiety over potential changes and add to … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew McAfee author, Einstein theory of relativity, IBM Watson, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Margaret Wente, Michael Ferguson, Michael Ferguson technological unemployment, Naval Research Laboratory, Pangea3, technological unemployment, tyler cowen author, U.S. Navy LASR, U.S. Navy robotics facility
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quiet desperation of prosaic convenience
Is it possible to reconcile the classic/romantic divide. To purge the psychological into a product of reason? Can it be avoided that aesthetic purity depends somewhat on the decadent? Well, the concept of soulmates can be pitched out so that … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged aline kominsky, Charles Baudelaire, daniel ludwig, donald b. kuspit, Eugene Delacroix, godley and Creme, Heinrich Heine, Hell Fire Club, ingrid pitt, James Gillray, Marcel Duchamp, Margaret Wente, Norman Rockwell, Robert Crumb, Sir Francis Dashwood
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feminine principle: horns of a dilemma
Freud evidently thought the essence of femininity was narcissism and indifference.It was a theory explicitly based on woman’s natural inferiority, that is as ridiculous as it is hypocritical.But, it conformed to the structural,institutional and systematic reasons that still exist today. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Sarkeesian, art blog, Christian Schad, Edward Bernays, Fritz Lang, Fritz Lang Metropolis, Gail Dines, Gloria Steinem, harsha walia, heather jarvis, Howard Jacobson, Jacques Lacan, karl hubbuch, Lady Gaga, Margaret Wente, meghan murphy, Otto Dix, Sigmund Freud, Slavoj Zizek
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you get to keep the prize
Canada has packed its bags, pulled up tent and left Afghanistan as of July 5th. The rhetoric of the mission, and its justification and rationalization is a perfect example for lawyers. We knew the mission was a lost cause, futile, … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Amy Goodman, brian burke, canadian troops leave afghanistan, glyn berry death, Lt.- Col. Steve Miller, malalai joya, Margaret Wente, marwan muasher, michel-henri St-Louis, Noam Chomsky, plato gorgios, Reza Deghati, Rick Salutin, Ronald Reagan, Stephen Harper, warlord mullah naqib, WikiLeaks
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the w.s. walcott election show
Get involved. Donate now. Are you in? Want to buy some cool looking swag? A bobble head doll of our glorious leader? Is their clairvoyancy in politics? Should we care? As the Canadian election yawns into the back nine with … Continue reading
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