Pointing and Performing – Rhetorics of the Bible in church
In previous posts I’ve thought about the ways in which Farah Mendlsohn’s work on fantasy fiction might be useful for …
In previous posts I’ve thought about the ways in which Farah Mendlsohn’s work on fantasy fiction might be useful for …
About a month ago I had a bit of luck, winning a short subscription to the Church Times in a …
The other day I was told, not for the first time, that some man must have hurt me badly to …
This piece, as so often with posts on Quite Irregular, starts with irritation over a particular use of language, a …
In a previous piece, Someone Is Wrong On The Internet, I wrote about the way my weariness with the technical …
“The more logical or rhetorical terms someone uses on the Internet, the less you should listen to them.” I can’t …
The other day a friend sent me a link to a male feminist writing in The Guardian, “in case you …
Content note: this piece refers to misogynistic threats of violence Recently the media has been full of stories about women …
Continuing from my previous posts on Dorothy L. Sayers’ feminism, I want to keep tracing the conceit in “The Human-Not-Quite-Human” …
In Dorothy L. Sayer’s article “The Human-Not-Quite-Human”, part of her argument involves asking men to imagine what life would be …