Good historical synopsis of the AfD party in Germany, charting its origins as a party focused mainly on skepticism of the Euro through its development to a broader populist outfit.
The editors discuss Trump’s renaming craze and its implications for international politics, the decay of academia in light of the Jason Arday scandal, and the upcoming twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11.
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What can Wendell Berry teach us about living well in an age of technology, bureaucracy, and endless growth? Paul Kingsnorth reflects.
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The exhortation to "be an adult," and "grow up" is nothing other than an arbitrary demand that you comply, conform, obey, submit to cruel and wanton authority, give up, surrender, abandon your hopes, your idealism, your essence, your soul, your life. That's what they mean
“Unable to call him a hypocrite, his critics had to content themselves instead with calling him an unrealistic fossil, wedded to a dead past. But there was nothing simple about Wendell Berry, and he was not committed to some Romantic fantasy.” Paul Kingsnorth for @firstthingsmag: https://t.co/nX6WgL9mM2
There has been much discussion regarding "red flag books," which, if you see on a man's bookshelf, means you should be wary of him.
I have seen no such list for women, but as a piece of advice to my single friends: if a woman is way too into Sexual Personae, run!