jueves, 21 de abril de 2016

MercatorNet: Camille Paglia on gender. Napalm Girl as mere history. Beach book.

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I have long been fascinated by glimpses of the views of American social critic and general contrarian Camille Paglia as I have gone about more mundane business on the internet. This week, however, I came across a video interview with her by Ella Whelan of Spiked, and spent a very statisfying half-hour watching it. Today I have put it up on our site with some bits transcribed. I don't think I would like all of Dr Paglia's views on feminism, sexuality and so on, but she talks a lot more sense than most other feminists who get media attention. I hope you enjoy the video.
Denyse O'Leary finishes her four-part series on "mindfulness" today, drawing the following conclusion:
Mindfulness practices should be treated seriously or left alone. They should be offered in workplaces or schools only as a voluntary activity and not tied to performance.

Carolyn Moynihan
Deputy Editor,
MERCATORNET

Navel-gazing about gender while the world burns
Carolyn Moynihan | CONJUGALITY | 21 April 2016
Rogue feminist Camille Paglia on the unreal world of America’s youth.
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Not learning from history
Ronnie Smith | FEATURES | 21 April 2016
The advance of years leads to a loss of one's own historical context.
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When is mindfulness a help? When can it be a risk?
Denyse O'Leary | ABOVE | 21 April 2016
The 'dark side' of meditation.
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A perfect book to read at the beach
Jennifer Minicus | READING MATTERS | 21 April 2016
A fun day at the beach leaves Lucy overtired.
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