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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Thinking about Marx and Women
I’m reading a wonderful book called Caliban and the Witch, by Silvia Federici. Its central point is a link she makes between the definition of women’s roles as domestic/private and capitalism. It’s a point I don’t 100% ‘buy’; but she … Continue reading
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Tagged Caliban and the Witch, capitalism, domestic, Federici, gender, productive, reproductive
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Men in Pink: American Football, From a Woman’s (Semi-Anthropological) Perspective
Although I watch a fair amount of American football—bonding with my husband, remembering my father, thinking of my brother—I do find that there are some oddities on the football field (always, but perhaps a bit more so this year). The … Continue reading
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Tagged ad, American values, game, masculinity, numbers, photography, pink, player, rule, statistic
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Obama vs. Romney, Biden vs. Ryan
This time I’m more than perplexed. I’m worried. And I don’t understand the thinking of a large percentage of the American electorate. Mitt Romney expresses his view of the world as a contest in which competition reigns, with inevitable winners … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, competition, cooperation, debate, honesty, trust, world view
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