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Takashi Miike's Work is Reactionary
I have made quite a disturbing discovery lately-Takashi Miike’s work is extremely reactionary. Yes folks, I’m afraid it’s true. My favorite dark horror director from back in my Satan… more →
The Coffee Marxist
Why Marxist Criticism Works in the Urban ELA Classroom
eduguy wrote 1 month ago: The basis of Marxist criticism is that literature can be read through the lens of being an intention … more →
Takashi Miike's Work is Reactionary
marcuswinter wrote 7 months ago: I have made quite a disturbing discovery lately-Takashi Miike’s work is extremely reactionary. … more →
Crisis & Capital In Wuthering Heights
marcuswinter wrote 7 months ago: The majority of Victorian literature is the product of the petty-bourgeois class, and Wuthering Hei … more →
The Concept of the "Other" in Kim
marcuswinter wrote 7 months ago: Kipling seems to fancy himself as the first Eric Schlosser. In his story Kim, the presence of the c … more →
Modernism
marcuswinter wrote 8 months ago: The word “modernism” is intentionally ambiguous, and perhaps without realizing it is a … more →
Bad Taste: A Marxist Reading of "Fast Food Nation"
marcuswinter wrote 8 months ago: This book will doubtlessly go down in history as the favorite palm book of the elitist, petty-bourge … more →
Scott's Denied Bourgeois Mentality
marcuswinter wrote 9 months ago: Sir Walter Scott may have denied traditionalism and the ruling class culture of his time personally, … more →
Ang Kamalas sa Itoy nga si Junar (Marxist Criticism)
darylle wrote 1 year ago: Usa ka adlaw sa akong paglatagaw ning syudad nga wa nako ma-ilhi, aduna koy namatikdang mga iro n … more →
Big Fish
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lovelyleah wrote 1 year ago: was a stupid movie. I hated it. But - since we’re on the subject – I went fishing with M … more →
Monty Python's take on Constitutional Government
jd wrote 1 year ago: I am a huge fan of the British sketch comedy group Monty Python. For a political science professor, … more →
Louis Jonker and Douglas Lawrie, Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various Approaches to Biblical Interpretation
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 year ago: Bibliographical details: Jonker, L., and D. Lawrie, eds. (2005). Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various A … more →
Eliot's Alienation
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marcuswinter wrote 1 year ago: A modernist exercise in capitalist angst, T.S. Eliot’s famous masterpiece “The Love Song … more →
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