Amazon.com: The Wisdom of Whores: Bureaucrats, Brothels and the Business of AIDS (9780393337655): Elizabeth Pisani: Books
february 2010 by amy
The Wisdom of Whores: Bureaucrats, Brothels & the Business of AIDS– a must-read for the socially-conscious global citizen
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february 2010 by amy
Books | Confronting the beast
september 2007 by amy
The secret allure and the greatness of literature, the secret that sends us to it over and over again, with enthusiasm and a longing to find refuge and meaning, is that literature can repeatedly redeem for us the tragedy of the one from the statistics of
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september 2007 by amy
Reason Magazine - That's What Little Boys Are Made Of
july 2007 by amy
A British import called The Dangerous Book for Boys has soared on American bestseller lists. Is it a new beacon for real boyhood—or a throwback to 1950s-style ideas of sex roles, "dangerous" in a different way than its title suggests?
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july 2007 by amy
The Vanishing: The New Yorker
may 2007 by amy
In “Collapse,” Jared Diamond shows how societies destroy themselves. by Malcolm Gladwell
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may 2007 by amy
Shouts & Murmurs: Inappropriate: Humor: The New Yorker
march 2007 by amy
A children’s book that included the word “scrotum” was recently the subject of great controversy in school libraries nationwide.A search has discovered several more questionable titles and excerpts from other works intended for readers twelve and u
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march 2007 by amy
Hypocrisy and the Politics of Politeness
september 2006 by amy
Davidson romps through the eighteenth century ...Her vast command of its literature and history... is put to use in demonstrating that politeness and manners served hypocritical aims, principally the subjugation of servants and women...
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september 2006 by amy
Guardian Unlimited Books | Review | The war on words
november 2004 by amy
Reading is a democratic activity, argues Philip Pullman, and theocracies discourage it.
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november 2004 by amy
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