Tag Archives: tina fey

women and television : its raining men at the zoo

Posted on November 8, 2011 by Dave

If something is not spiritual, then its opposite can be seen as nihilistic. There is a good possibility at that television and mass market entertainment is for the most part, rooted in Dadaist thought. The ready-made, the generic; the abolition … Continue reading →

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astarte: negotiations and love epics

Posted on April 22, 2011 by Dave

What is the Astarte phenomenon? Lover and destroyer, bestower of both life and death.A femme fatale? This contradictory Near Eastern deity gave herself freely to all men but was “owned” by none. Was she the patron goddess of feminism? “The … Continue reading →