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Tag Archives: Martin Amis
intense: back to moses and magic
The intensity of the debate will not be defused. Its an old argument. Revelation versus reason. Certainly, Darwin played an accelerating role, but the old scuffle could go back all the way to Moses and the Pharaohs of Egypt invoking … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Maher, British National Party, Christopher Hitchens, Hassan Bek, hatam abdel khader, Jack Straw, Le Pen Front Nationale, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, mahmoud abbas, Mark Steyn, Martin Amis, Moses in Egypt, Moses the exodus, Richard Dawkins, Tony Blair
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letting the little guy throw a punch
There is no definitive summation possible. Whether a man conflicted by what he may have perceived himself to becoming, or merely conflicted by pushing the boundary of the public intellectual into new realms, or simply enamored by the literary aesthetic … Continue reading
EXIT POLL ON ANNOYING LANGUAGE: Dreaming Without Meaning
The most annoying words:If you’re like, “whatever,” and someone gives you a mean look, just remember it is what it is – certain sayings rub people the wrong way, you know? Anyway, at the end of the day, who cares? … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Mann, Brett Smiley, Ceri Radford, Christopher Hitchens, Christopher Howse, David Beckham, Eric Bakovic, Eric Banks, Jeremy Butterfield, Jesse Ruderman, John Fowles, John Scott Lewinski, Leslie Goldman, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Marist poll, Mark Dominist, Martin Amis, Mary Azzoli, Michael Crichton, Nigel J.T. Thomas, Robert Fulford
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JANE AUSTEN: SMALL WORLDS & STRONG PASSIONS
The desires of Jane Austen were large and complicated. At the social level, she wanted liberty to state views, no matter whom she offended as well as exposing the orthodoxies of her time.She chose her enemies with care and analyzed … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair M. Duckworth, Anne Hathaway, Billie Piper, Claudia Johnson, D.C. Measham, D.W. Harding, D.W. Hardy, D.W. Winnicott, David Lodge, Deborah Moggach, E.M. Forster, Elizabeth Jenkins, F.R. Leavis, Fay Weldon, George Eliot, Jane Austen, Jessica Benjamin, John Wiltshire, Jon Spence, Kate Gordon, Keith Oatley, Leo Tolstoy, Lionel Trilling, Margaret Drabble, Marilyn Butler, Marivaux, Mark Twain, Martin Amis, Michael Kellner, Monica Lawlor, Pamela Mooman, Richard W. Noland, Robert B. Cialdini, Robert P. Irvine, Robert William Buss, Sam Leith, Sandie Byrne, Susannah Carson, Trilling, Virginia Woolf, Voltaire, William James Dawson
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Should Not the Shepherds Feed the Sheep
”Is Christianity and banking compatible? Yes,” said John Varley, chief executive of Barclays PLC. “And is Christianity and fair reward compatible? Yes.”… Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., told the Sunday Times of London he is “doing God’s … Continue reading