Annie Ernaux, France, Gender, Human Rights, Humanities, Literature, Memoir
Category: Human Rights
11 Posts
Albert Camus, Alberto Moravia, Doris Lessing, Education, environment, Fiction, Humanities, Joseph Conrad, Literature, Politics, Race
Not My America, Says Trump. Well, It’s Mine.
Class, Daughters, Economics, Family, Fathers, Fiction, Gender, Human Rights, Humanities, Joseph Conrad, Literature, Modernism, Philosophy, Schopenhauer
“Reading the Suffering Body: Schopenhauer and Ethics in Conrad’s ‘Falk: A Reminiscence'”
Fiction, Human Rights, Humanities, Literature, Politics, religion, Uncategorized
How Much Intellectual Diversity Will Be Enough for Any Given Semester Course, Indiana?
Art, Bram Stoker, Class, Criticism, Fiction, George Eliot, Gustave Flaubert, Human Rights, Humanities, James Joyce, Joseph Conrad, Literature, Oscar Wilde, Penny Dreadful, R.L. Stevenson, Victorian
Musing on Oscar Wilde’s “The Critic as Artist” and the Crisis in the Literary Humanities
Gender, Hip hop, Humanities, Memoir, Philosophy, Race
Leaving the In-Crowd
Gender, Human Rights, Joseph Conrad, Labor, Literature, Modernism, Politics, Race, The sublime
“Typhoon and Other Tales” by Joseph Conrad
2016 US Presidential Election, 2020 Presidential Election, Class, Economics, Gender, Politics, Race
Cultural Sociopathy, November 2020
Class, Economics, Gender, Human Rights, Labor, Race
Review of Belabored Professions: Narratives of African American Working Womanhood (2008)
climate change, environment, Fiction, global warming, Human Rights, Literature, Politics, religion
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