"Orchids On Your Budget -- or, Live Smartly On What You Have," by Marjorie Hillis, the 1937 sequel to her best-selling "Live Alone And Like It." Sage advice for the single woman trying to live elegantly on a diminished income, presented in a delightfully hands-on-hips-and-tossed-curls manner. The gals here who haven't discovered Hillis's books need to head to Bookfinder pronto -- she's a woman for our time.
"Orchids On Your Budget -- or, Live Smartly On What You Have," by Marjorie Hillis, the 1937 sequel to her best-selling "Live Alone And Like It." Sage advice for the single woman trying to live elegantly on a diminished income, presented in a delightfully hands-on-hips-and-tossed-curls manner. The gals here who haven't discovered Hillis's books need to head to Bookfinder pronto -- she's a woman for our time.
Sound like just the book I need! I'm going to try to get a copy.
I'm reading The Foucault Reader: An introduction to Foucault's thought. My particular interest is his idea of "subjectification", "the way a human being turns him- or her-self into a subject", willfully bowing to "authority" of whatever social power structure.
Absolutely mindblowing.
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I'm reading The Foucault Reader: An introduction to Foucault's thought. My particular interest is his idea of "subjectification", "the way a human being turns him- or her-self into a subject", willfully bowing to "authority" of whatever social power structure.
Absolutely mindblowing.
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The Hilliker Curse - My Pursuit of Women by James Ellroy.
, he recall
- I have tried to read some of his fiction but couldn't quite...
Depuis universite jours, j'ai toujours pense qu'il etait un tad surfaite comme philosophe.
Veuillez ecrire un examen de Foucault quand vous avez fini sil vous plait.