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Tag Archives: superstition
Eclipses, Ignorance, and Donald Trump
Alan Zendell, April 8, 2024 In Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, the protagonist, Hank Porter, suffers a head injury and somehow wakes up in 6th century England. When he is brought to King Arthur’s court as … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative facts, chaos, Connecticut Yankee, entropy, facts, Kellyanne Conway, Mark Twain, randomness, relativity, Science, superstition, truth
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Art As Allegory
Alan Zendell, June 19, 2023 Author Diana Gabaldon began writing her Outlander books thirty-two years ago. She has completed nine of them, almost 8,000 pages of prose that have a diverse, devoted following that’s almost cult-like. Their success stems from … Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, democracy, Diana Gabaldon, freedom, Freedon caucus, greed, loyalty, native Americans, Outlander, racism, slavery, superstition, tyranny, women's rights
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