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Weekend Edition: 9-29

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Tomorrow is the start of Banned Books Week. Because I am underwater at work and have scheduled a life-altering event next week, I will not have my weeklong posts devoted to the topic this year.

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50 Years of the Jetsons: Why The Show Still Matters (“Five decades […]

Weekend Edition: 9-22

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The 2012 South Dakota Festival of Books kicks off Friday. You can download a program or register for the 10th anniversary event.

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Your brain on pseudoscience: the rise of popular neurobollocks (“The dazzling real achievements of brain research are routinely pressed into service for questions they were […]

Weekend Edition: 9-15

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Politico-psychopathology (“Not that politicians and pundits are mentally ill in a clinical sense, but politics in American national life today can only be presented in pathological form. Politics no longer involves the public use of reason; it is instead a matter of psychopathology…”) (via)

On Cursing (“There […]

Weekend Edition: 9-8

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This is a sort of double edition as travel before and during the Labor Day weekend kept me from posting last Saturday. Thus, a couple items are a bit older than usual.

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The village where people have dementia – and fun (“It’s not the sort of slow, […]

Weekend Edition: 8-25

Interesting Reading in the Interweb Tubes

Dear Mr. Akin, I Want You to Imagine… (“Did you honestly believe that rape sperm is different than love sperm, that some mysterious religious process occurs and rape sperm self-destructs due to its evil content?”) (via)

Bookish Linkage

Where do dead books go? (via)

Sam Sacks is against […]