as a result of this climate and i mean it s considered transphobe bic to say these things but it s not backed by science. will: freely made decisions of adults is one thing. the manipulation of a child is a whole other thing and how did this end up i thought school was about math and science, reading. i thought it was about english. when did it become about changing your jernd. how is this a role that the school has taken on. i think activists have been very sneaky. this has been going on for decades. only i would say in the past few years that we have really started to notice it because of the fallout and because we do have children who have now transitioning increasingly younger ages not just about gender but races as i m sure you know dismantling norms. deconstructing. in the minds of activists is
basement. the building is hanging over the rescuers. it needed to be brought down. using demolition and explosives, i can, it s more risky if you wanted it to be the safest way is, it s bringing it down, deconstructing it. but i understand the urgency of it and the need to take it down because of the storm. the considerations of nearby, c the buildings need to be inspected to see if the vibrations would damage the structures. i was going to ask you about that, how it could affect the other buildings with similar damage to what may have contributed to the soug build ab to the south building? yeah, i m sure they have gone through the neighboring
Eman El-Meligi’s slim volume
Deconstructing Hegemony: Contemporary Middle East Literature, Theory, and Historiography is a study of Middle Eastern Laureates invoking the theoretical framework of stalwarts like Michel Foucault, Edward Said, Julia Kristeva, and Patrick Murphy. Eman El-Meligi is a locally spun academic from the University of Alexandria, in Egypt. She has published various books on literary theory in which she has examined Middle Eastern texts with the modernist or postmodernist analytical tools.
Her rigorous analysis and the way she articulates complex ideas are commendable. The writers whose works she has examined in the first chapter of this book are David Grossman an Israeli author, Mourid Barghouti a Palestinian poet and writer, and Louise Erdrich an American novelist, poet and writer of children’s books featuring Native American characters and settings. El-Meligi has also discussed Amos Oz (1939-2018) an Israeli novelist, journalist and intellectual and Sah
hidden the artist representing germany can t talk right now and has her own spokeswoman. but marking. the artist s real name is no touch of solder head again she was born in iran and is now a professor in britain and this is a work of anti representation she simplified her name. deconstructing what is it with this measure of conformity the artist wanted to confront the challenge of curating the german trevelyan in venice and the optimal form for doing this is integration of the optimal of form got into cuts. that s how has he to help a man is not a pseudonym but an adaptation. so i don t i don t see what. the artist produced videos for the be another but depict are journeys to migrant processing centers in germany centers have been called anchor centers anchor here is a euphemism for right. decision return. to center service holding camps until
unwinding and deconstructing what the russians are doing at any given moment to try to sow division and discord in this country, that s hard and stressful work, the people who do it should be commended. so for them to hear the president of the united states say their director is wrong, those men and women know their director is not wrong and they also know that the president is. what does christopher wray do today? you know, that s a great question, nicole. i have always thought that anyone who works in this administration and maintains any level of integrity and commitment to their values and commitment to their oath will, at some point, find themselves in a conflict with the president of the united states. that day may very well have come for christopher wray. it will be very interesting to see how he handles it. i m not sure that there is a careful, easy, keep your head down way to address this blatant