Okay, I promise I won’t do this often, but not much is happening on the pop culture scene (not much that interests me anyway) and I’ve been spending most of my time crafting an edition of Shakespeare’s Henry VI Part 2. Editing a text means reading it very very closely, and then reading it again, [...]
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Brush up your Shakespeare
Posted in books/magazines, tagged Elizabeth I, sexism, Shakespeare, women on August 25, 2009 | 3 Comments »
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People in Zoos
Posted in cultural commentary, tagged Amit Paley, Padaung, racism, sexism, tourism, Washington Post on August 26, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Ever since she was a child looking at her grandfather’s National Geographic, Amit Paley was fascinated by the women of the Padaung, who wear brass rings around their necks, so that their necks appear elongated; she wanted “to see these curious women, who suffer painful disfigurement to emerge as graceful beauties.” Growing up, college, and [...]
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