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publicdomainreview.org
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| | | | | Richard Owen, the Victorian scientist who first named the "dinosaurs", claimed that he could identify an animal, even an extinct one, from inspecting a single bone. Richard Fallon revisits other Owen-inspired fictions - by R. D. Blackmore, William Makepeace Thackeray, and Charles Kingsley - and finds literature layered with scientific, religious, and political interventions, spurred by the discovery of prehistoric life. | |
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ladyscientistreads.blog
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| | | | | In a half-remembered time a few years ago now, I had a great many rambling thoughts and feelings about feathered dinosaurs as movie monsters and wrote them down. After reading Relic I am not ready to embark on a full Jurassic Park review quite yet, but I figured I would post this here as it... | |
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prehistoricpulp.blogspot.com
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| | | | | A blog about dinosaurs and paleontology in novels, comics, games and other media. | |
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covertactionmagazine.com
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| | | How 70 years of CIA deceit and mainstream media complicity convinced the American public that North Korea was the Bad Guy and the U.S. was the Good Guy-when it was almost always the other way around In the United States today, North Korea is the standard reference point for modern-day totalitarianism: a land of darkness | ||
