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Age of Anger
The Age of Anger: A History of the Present Pankaj Mishra, 2017 Age of Anger: A History of the Present by Mishra accounts for the resurgence of reactionary and right-wing political movements in the late 2010s. He argues that nationalist, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1970s, 1990s, Afganistan, Age 15-30, Alienation, Anarchism, Anger, Bakunin, Billionaires, Bitter, Brexit, Callous, chauvinist, Checnya, Cultural, Cultural Romanticism, Democracy, Demonize, Disenfranchised, Displacements, Dostoevsky, Elite, Enemies, Ethnic, Fatherland, Foreigners, Forgotten Conjunctures, Freedom, Global Capitalism, globalizaiton, hate mongering, Hispanic, History's Winners, Immigrants, Individualism, Industrial Society, isolationist, Jews, Kulture, Liberty, Marshal McLuhan, Mexicans, Mididle Class, Modern, Muslims, N, nationalist, Nazi Germany, Nietzche, Nihilistic, normalization, Notes From The Underground, Otherness, Outdsider, Pankaj Mishra, Patriotism, Political Romanticism, Politics, Radio, Rage, Religious, Revolution, Rhetoric, Rouseau, Russia, Rwanda, secularism, Self-Empowerment, Socialist, South America, Steve Jobs, Superman, Survival of the Fittest, Television, The Good Barbarian, The Wall, Timmothy McVeigh, Trump, Uber, Uprooted, Upward Mobilty, Venal, Violence, Volk, War, Weed Out The Weak, White Males
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The War of the Roses and The Game of Thrones
The War of the Roses and Game of Thrones There have been a number of references to the fact that George RR Martin drew inspiration from the historical War of the Roses, but nothing in great detail about what … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Song of Fire and Ice, Arya Stark, Baratheon, Beheaded, Bran Stark, Caitlyn Stark, Cersi Lannister, Dany, Dragons, Eddark Stark, Edmond Tudor, Edmund, Edward, Elizabeth of York, Elizabeth Woodville, England, Game of Thrones, Gender Roles, Gendry, George RR Martin, Henry V, Henry VI, Henry VII, Ireland, Iron Lands, Jamie Lannister, Jasper, Katherine Huntley, Lancaster, Maragret, Margery Tyrell, Marriage, North, Owen Tudor, Perkin Warbeck, Phillipa Gregory, Politics, Religion, Richard III, Rickard Stark, Rob Stark, Sansa Stark, Scotland, Sexuality, Shakespeare, Sir Thomas and Sir William Stanley, South, Stanos, The Boy, The Tower, The Wall, The War of the roses, The White Princess, Theon Greyjoy, Tudor, Tyrion Lannister, Tywinn, Usurper, Westeros, white walkers, Wildlings, Witchcraft, Witches, York, zombies
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Steve Senn’s Spirituality
Steve Senn’s Spirituality I was about 11 years old when I discovered the book Spacebread by Steven Senn about a cat that traveled through space and had all kinds of cool adventures. It was his adventures that inspired my pretend … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Circle in the Sea, Americus, Belt Buckle, Bob Keeshan, Born of Flame, Captian Kangaroo, Designer, Dinosaur, Dolphin, Florida, Florida Times Union, Georgia, Human, In the Castle of the Bear, Jacksonville, Loonie Louie Meets the Space Fungus, Miami Herald, Oscar Steve Senn, Planet Ralph, Ralph Fozbek and the Amazing Black Hole Patrol, Ring, Ringling School of Art, Sand Witch, Short Stories, Spacebread, Spirituality, Squeeby Rolic, Steve Senn, The Blood of Eden, The Double Disappearance of Walter Fozbek, The Unexpected Guest, The Wall
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