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H. Arendt, A report of the Banality of Evil, 1963 The message of the book is "evil is nothing special," the "bad guys" don't feel evil, and there is a subtle...

The children’s train, Viola Ardone, 2019   For me, seeing a child on the cover of a book or reading some reference to childhood in the title represents a sufficient...

Woman, Race & Class, Angela Y. Davis, 1981 “Ah, sorry,” a friend said to me. “so, in the hierarchy of importance, who comes before white men, Blacks, or women?” It was...

Take courage, Samantha Ellis, 2017   In the wake of the enthusiasm aroused in me by “Agnes Grey” and the discovery of the incredible third Bronte sister, I visited the...

Agnes Grey, Anne Bronte, 1847   At 15, I went crazy for "Jane Eyre". At 18, I became a huge fan of "Wuthering Heights"; also thanks to George Bataille's essay,...

Eleny or Nobody, Galanaki Rea, 2003   “Her effort to understand made her rightfully a passenger on the ship of fools. And on board this adrift ship, she faced long...