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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Religion as Elementary Error, by LESLIE JONES
Religion as Elementary Error by Leslie Jones In a persuasive passage in Religion and Intelligence, anthropologist Dr Edward Dutton considers the category question[i]. He cites T. Rees’s definition of science, to wit, “thoughtful, sincere research”. As Dutton points out, this … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Jensen, Edward Dutton, Flynn Effect, Leslie Jones, Religion and Intelligence, Richard Lynn
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Oblivion’s grace DEREK TURNER
Oblivion’s grace DEREK TURNER In the deadness of Dove Wing Mrs. Martindale waits – For a Balt with an assortment of jars. She’s a bird that has fallen, Crashed into this place, This carpeted cage without bars. Stunned into quiescence, … Continue reading
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Tagged Derek Turner, Oblivion’s grace, Time orders Old Age to destroy Beauty
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Thomas D’Urfey – earthy elitist for an extravagant era EDWARD DUTTON
Thomas D’Urfey – earthy elitist for an extravagant era EDWARD DUTTON rescues a larger-than-life character from undeserved obscurity In an extreme reaction against the Puritanism that preceded it, the English Restoration was characterized by all that the gentlemen of … Continue reading
Liam Guilar – medievalist and modernist M. W. DAVIS
Liam Guilar – medievalist and modernist Rough Spun to Close Weave Liam Guilar, Ginninderra Press: Port Adelaide, Australia M.W. DAVIS is captivated by the precise but passionate imagery of a poet who draws from the Middle Ages as much as … Continue reading
Displays DEREK TURNER
Displays DEREK TURNER Black-brown stinking sty Rising green Camomile. Bright Red Arrows fly – Great writings Scraped high. This breathless July – Do these things Signify?
Joan Rivers – antidote to PC totalitarianism ILANA MERCER
Joan Rivers: antidote to PC totalitarianism ILANA MERCER salutes a personality who has somehow lived on into the post-personality era WARNING: If you suffer from spineless conformity; a deformation of the personality often euphemized as political correctness—quit reading this column, … Continue reading
FILM – Transcendence ROBERT HENDERSON
Transcendence Director: Wally Pfister In terms of pure filmmaking, this is a seriously flawed film. The dialogue is often clunking, there is a lack of character development and the storyline is weak. Nonetheless, it is a work which will repay seeing because … Continue reading
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Tagged digitalization, Johnny Depp, Robert Henderson, Transcendence
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Free spaying for Stalinists ILANA MERCER
Free spaying for Stalinists ILANA MERCER supports faith-based businesses Today we celebrate the proclamation of the Declaration of Independence, on July 4, 1776. Just how little is left, in 2014, of the Declaration’s inalienable rights was demonstrated by the Supreme … Continue reading
Testing for humanity – The Plague Dogs revisited DEREK TURNER
Testing for humanity The Plague Dogs (book 1977, film 1982) DEREK TURNER revisits an animal rights classic I came across by chance recently a DVD of The Plague Dogs, a 1982 animation of Richard Adams’ bestselling 1977 novel. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged animal experimentation, animal rights, Derek Turner, Plague Dogs, Richard Adams, vivisection
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