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Mario Vargas Llosa, the Fabulist of Queer Cleansingnce his support for the “separation between church and state” and “the decriminalization of abortion and gay marriage” (“Confessions of a Liberal”). Given Vargas Llosa’s shift from the Left to the Right of the political spectrum and his well-publicized impatience with political agendas opposed to hi

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Vargas Llosa’s Self-Definition as “The Man Who Writes and Thinks” debate, and to provide some kind of guidance on social and political, cultural and moral issues by his comments. These are two rather old-fashioned concepts, some might object—they will indeed require further comment. They represent, however, the most consistent ideas throughout Vargas Llosa’s fift

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Nicholas Birnsunity. They were not sure that to live in obedience only to a superior was a sufficient guarantee against the pitfalls of an arbitrary life. They felt uneasy at having no recognised status within the church, at having to depend on the spoken word rather than the written rule and they felt worried ab

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Paul Allatsoness” (?γνωμοσ?νη), which Herodotus accuses them of, did not consist in their wishing to be free, but in the way they believed it could be brought about. In rejecting Hecataeus’ proposal to finance a large navy from the dedications of Croesus, they had shown their ignorance of the half-truth that mon

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Ignacio López-Calvotual Celtic tradition with a rejection of England and its “black centres of boasted prosperity.”. Unlike his contemporaries, however, Russell offers a sustained critique of the imperial framework underpinning the political conditions of his own time.. In fact, as I demonstrate, Russell’s distinctive

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