Interview: Part I

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This is, I think, the last bit of the interview meme. 1. What kinds of non-alienated labor do you regularly engage in? (And is the liturgical meaning of “avodah” relevant in this context?) Ufff. I am thinking about this, and…

Feh, inshallah

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Your Humble Blogger feels that it is somehow incumbent on him to comment on the story of the Dobriches of Georgetown, Delaware. Or formerly of Georgetown, Delaware, as they have moved following increasing Christian proselytizing in the Georgetown public school,…

Book Report: Curse of Chalion

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Hmf. Your Humble Blogger hasn’t Reported on a Book for lo these many, and was behind for a while before that, so it’s been quite some weeks since Curse of Chalion was finished. And since it was the third (or…

Interview: Part IV

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See Part V of this interview for the explanation, or for an explanation, anyway. 4. How do you feel about nationalism and its interaction with culture? Is real-world political power useful, inevitable, corrupting, redemptive, any combination of these, for a…

Interview, Part V

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The great bloggist Benjamin Rosenbaum fell into that “interview me” meme, and as I was waiting for some sort of inspiration to go back to blogging, and as Benjamin Rosenbaum is capable of thought-provoking-ositiage on a scale unparalleled in the…

Happy Fourth!

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Your Humble Blogger was musing about what to write about, this Independence Day, and did that self-serving blogger thing and looked at my own posts from past Independence Days. I was struck by something Gentle Reader Chris Cobb wrote in…