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Anna Williams
Alyssa Rosenberg argues on Slate that Romeo and Juliet is full of terrible, deeply childish ideas about love. Shes quite right … because thats the point of the play. Reading the text, instead of assuming it represents the genre perfect love that is tragically thwarted, makes it clear that other characters and arguably Shakespeare himself see Romeo and Juliets love as gravely flawed… . Continue Reading »
Should a government in a pluralist society such as the United States be neutral with respect to religious and secular ideas about the good life? Or should it promote a certain vision? Most Americans, recognizing that a government-sponsored philosophy would conflict with many citizens’ cherished beliefs (and possibly violate the establishment clause), would say that the government should be neutral… . Continue Reading »
In a secretly taped video that became public on Monday night, Mitt Romney tells a group of donors that 47 percent of Americans”those who pay no federal income taxes”will vote for the president no matter what because they are dependent upon government and believe that they are victims. … Continue Reading »
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