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Lutheranism

Posted on April 5, 2017 by tabulacandida

May be habit-reforming and may lead to Anabaptism.

| Tagged Henry VIII, history, religion | 5 Comments

Contractions

Posted on April 2, 2017 by tabulacandida

I’ll… just let myself out.

| Tagged language, life | 5 Comments

Kama Sutra

Posted on March 29, 2017 by tabulacandida

Historians do it in specific places and times.

| Tagged Annales, historians, historiography, history, Karl Marx, post-modernism, sex | 1 Comment

Protest

Posted on March 26, 2017 by tabulacandida

If your big idea is “People who are different from me aren’t smart enough to have a rational debate,” you don’t get to act shocked when people don’t want to have a rational debate with you.

| Tagged academia, protest | 6 Comments

Cheers

Posted on March 22, 2017 by tabulacandida

You walk in and there’s someone behind a table who will help you get something off the shelf to ease your troubles and change your point of view: libraries are bars for your brain.

| Tagged books, librarian, libraries | 8 Comments

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