Thursday, February 28, 2008
Critical shopping
I might like this book, "The Meaning of Sunglasses." Think she cites to Barthes or Foucault?
Friday, February 22, 2008
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Demographic Winter
Here.
A skeptical take, from Reason magazine, here. (People aren't having kids because they don't like them.)
Question: does the global downturn in birthrates call the premises of evolutionary psychology into question? It's said that in some countries 1 in 3 women is childless---how to explain this? Is it that the instincts are to mate and to nurture, rather than to reproduce per se? Dunno.
A skeptical take, from Reason magazine, here. (People aren't having kids because they don't like them.)
Question: does the global downturn in birthrates call the premises of evolutionary psychology into question? It's said that in some countries 1 in 3 women is childless---how to explain this? Is it that the instincts are to mate and to nurture, rather than to reproduce per se? Dunno.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Bens Brother Stuttering Video Take 1
Here's a youtube video for the song---weird video, sorry, I couldn't find anything better. You can get an idea of the song, though.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Crazy in love
with Kay Hymowitz.
Interview with Front Page magazine.
Latest of the many great City Journal pieces, this one a companion to "New Girl Order" on the "child-man".
Her book, on marriage and class. And another one on post-modern parenting.
Love her, want her, want to be her.
Interview with Front Page magazine.
Latest of the many great City Journal pieces, this one a companion to "New Girl Order" on the "child-man".
Her book, on marriage and class. And another one on post-modern parenting.
Love her, want her, want to be her.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Biotech and Abortion
From Bill Saletan, this time in the NYT, here.
A bit disappointing, because I thought Saletan got it. He's right that biotech poses grave problems for anti-abortion, but it also poses grave--even disastrous--problems for pro-abortion.
A bit disappointing, because I thought Saletan got it. He's right that biotech poses grave problems for anti-abortion, but it also poses grave--even disastrous--problems for pro-abortion.
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