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apilgriminnarnia.com
I came across the word "sexology" in my recent teaching ofThe Four Loves. I was curious about the history of the word as it seems like the kind of word that Lewis might make up, like Aristocratophobia, Lowerarchy, Disredemption, Grailologist, Uglification, Bulverism, and other neologisms that I went into in my series here. So I... |
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denisenewtonwrites.com
I have always felt a certain pride that Australia was one of the first countries (after New Zealand) to allow (white) women to vote. And puzzled by the slowness of Britain to do the same. Was it because of centuries of entrenched attitudes in Old Europe - attitudes towards women and men, and their relative |
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thebookbindersdaughter.com
I spent the day sorting, cleaning and packing up many of the books in my library. My book room had become so crowded with books one could barely walk into it because of the volumes stacked on the floor. Since leaving my teaching career and life as a classicist behind, I've also had to face... |
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wordsandpeace.com
This year I read about 12 ebooks, so I signed up for this ebook challenge. Most of them will probably be egalleys, like the #2. I plan to read 10 ebooks in 2012. 1. Le Grand Meaulnes , by Alain-Fournier 2. Paris, My Sweet: A Year in the City of Light (and Dark Chocolate), by... |
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