Judith Butler Sexual Politics, Torture, and Secular Time From The British Journal of Sociology 59, no. 1 (March 2008): 1 – 23. Available here. Hilary Kinnell Why Feminists Should Rethink […]
“The reading of all of these has been accompanied at various times by chewing sugarcane, drinking tea, coffee and wine, eating crackers with duck pate, grapes, grapefruit, and raisins.” Catherine […]
Stendhal Le rouge et le noir (The Red and the Black) Oxford: OUP, 2009 1925 Scott Moncrieff translation available here. bell hooks Breaking Bread Cambridge, MA: South End Press, 1991 […]
To be enjoyed with Swedish coffee and dry cakes. Package to include a documentation of Pressconference/Performance (45 minutes), 2005, showing our first public appearance where we present our Equal Opportunities Agreement. […]
To be accompanied by green tea. “The green tea should be selected by the reader from a proper tea shop whereby the customer is encouraged to ask questions, look at […]
A vivid portrait of the sordid reality of war, but also of the bravery and generosity of the women who fought against it
Darling envisioned new ways of understanding illness, a patient administered poetic cure
I will always carry on reading now.
I like this because it reminded me about the time I was looking to get an education years ago.
Takes a surprising selection of men from legend, literature and history, rewriting their tales from the wives’ perspectives
