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Austen v Wollstonecraft
Yesterday to further peruse some of my seesawing ideas regarding Austen’s take on women and their situation in Neoclassical society, I found myself somewhat chastised for expecting to use the te… more →
Adventures in Reading
Sangh Parivar spews hate on feminists, atheists
rachelchitra wrote 3 weeks ago: Since, I’m both of the above, I was curious to click on this link on google, while checking ou … more →
intoxicated by adoration
michele wrote 3 weeks ago: “The male pursues, the female yields–this is the law of nature; and it does not appear t … more →
I wrote this some time ago for a creative writing scholarship. I never got around to sending it. The piece had to be less than 1,000 words.
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shawp wrote 1 month ago: In Nine Hundred and Ninety Nine Words Their Universe Ends “…Me of course.” And thus, Hum … more →
[GUEST POST] United We Say No Deal -- Wounds from RBC Meeting Still Sting a Month Later
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Old Major wrote 1 month ago: ~ by Amber Daugherty, Guest Contributor *** Suddenly I see This is what I wanna be Suddenly I see Wh … more →
Cynicism radar: 29.95 with free sarcasm alarm
whatwouldvirginiado wrote 2 months ago: Last night I watched the new magically recut magical magic new version of Blade Runner, and while i … more →
III: Successful Cyborg Poetry
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iheartralphnad wrote 3 months ago: What sets flarf apart from other formal elements used to create poems is that flarf is able to conjo … more →
Yay!
Jessica Kate wrote 6 months ago: Two pretty cool things happened today: 1. One of my favorite instructors ever, Barb Whorton, humo … more →
Eliza Fenwick: Secresy; or, the Ruin on the Rock
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Leena wrote 6 months ago: Eliza Fenwick was a friend of Mary Wollstonecraft, so no wonder that her novel Secresy (sic, 1795) … more →
Towards the Light
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athinkingman wrote 6 months ago: Towards the Light by A.C. Grayling is an informative, passionate, encouraging, and challenging book. … more →
Quote(s) Of The Day: Pillars And Foundations
matttbastard wrote 8 months ago: by matttbastard LGTB blogs need to stand on their own. They do valuable work and should not have to … more →
A Passionate Rationalist
lkleinholz wrote 11 months ago: Juicy life; dry read. That was the club verdict on Vindication, the recent biography of Mary Wollst … more →
Survivors
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lkleinholz wrote 11 months ago: At the end of Vindication, Gordon includes an aftermath concerning Mary Wollstonecraft’s heir … more →
Austen v Wollstonecraft
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bookchronicle wrote 11 months ago: Yesterday to further peruse some of my seesawing ideas regarding Austen’s take on women and th … more →
Austen Article
bookchronicle wrote 11 months ago: A great article I came across in my Austen internet perusals: What does Jane Austen, the unmarried d … more →
Still Reading Tolstoy
bookchronicle wrote 11 months ago: Much to my chagrin I still have not finished Anna Karenina. Ambitiously I had intended to finish the … more →
Hey Guys, Who's Got The Biggest One?
ponderpig wrote 1 year ago: Have you ever noticed how, if you want to get people excited about something, you have to be sure to … more →
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