...Jill Felicity Durey This article discusses John Galsworthy’s activist writing and beliefs concerning animal welfare within the context of modern twentieth-and twenty-first-century theoreticians, commentators, and leaders from a range of different disciplines, including Christian and secular...

.... But both authors and audiences have existed for a long time. Commenters, though, are new. Or at least, it’s new that we have the ability not only to comment, as audience member/critic, but also that our responses to and criticism of what we read instantly become...

..., the remainder on the seventh. The management of a book event is dictated by the enthusiasm of the participants and the patience of the audience. Participants often want to post multiple responses. Comment counts often whip into the hundreds. There is no panel to follow, no reason...

... heavily biased toward one demographic, is the appropriate one for the academy. “Elite programs,” he comments, “provide a better environment for students to thrive in, not only in terms of better funding and lower teaching requirements, but also because graduate students learn as much from each...

...: rather than silently correcting the post, Trump himself deleted it and then commented on it in a subsequent tweet (a fact I address shortly). The lingering fragment encouraged a flurry of discussion and commentary, and the interval between those two tweets prompted a wide array of responses...

... in order to shed light and bring forth the news. One of the most valuable things Michael did for me was to take the time to comment extensively upon the pages of the journals that I wrote for his classes. His attention to my work made me understand that he took me seriously, even...

... (2012) comments that “it is hard to overestimate how much the arrival of weibo has changed the dynamic between rulers and ruled over the past two years. More than 250 million Chinese Internet users have taken to microblogs for many purposes, plenty of them purely recreational. But a popular...

... in common now, too. I devoured my way through his photos with a focus I hadn t felt in a long time. I noticed it all every hashtag he used, every comment, pinching his face with my fingers to zoom in, to see it closer, closer. His earlier posts were mostly shots of watches, food, vacations in Mexico, his...

... POETRY,” Roggenbuck writes, “will post screenshots of poetry* being spread with guerilla tactics on the internet: poetry* on twitter, email, gchat, amazon book reviews, and live chat customer service windows: poetry* as Wikipedia entries, blog comments, trackbacks/pings, google bombs...

... pour la Décrois- sance, in France), which are not presented by Alaimo in apparent opposition to the idea of enjoyment and pleasure. Such comments aim to remind us of the cultural bias of the word pleasure as something related to religious and economic issues, such as the ones brought...

... some useful context: “The notion of becoming-animal is part of a larger program of theirs [Deleuze and Guattari] to destabilize certain concepts of reality that they believe yoke us into psycho-politically oppressive modes of thinking and/or living. … As one commentator puts it, ‘Flux...

... - 12 . ---. Letter to Virgil Hancher . 31 Oct. 1963 . University of Iowa Special Collections . ---. Letter to John Gerber . 10 Feb. 1965 . University of Iowa Special Collections . ---. “Comments on the Manuscript by Steve Wilbers on The Writers' Workshop.” University of Iowa...

... a lower income status than they did in 1970 (Pew Research Center). In isolating the cause of what some Gurman 309 refer to as the decline of the American middle class, commentators usually point to the recession of the early 1970s...

... Susan Rich 41 42 the minnesota review Counter argument: But you were already adult, your mid-twenties. Counter argument: Did she hold a knife to your vagina, conduct the surgery herself? Refuting argument: She chauffeured me there, commented on my blistered toes. Counterargument: But you walked...

... are obscured, and especially if their existence is denied altogether. Watson  Do you have any comments about the increasing demands that universities conduct formal assessments and evaluations of student learning outcomes or program effectiveness as part of the public record, to show the value...

... know the British system is very different from ours. There’s less focus on, and less of an arduous process for, graduate students. It seems slightly less professionalized. Maybe you could comment on the British system and how it formed you, moving...

... from Jack Warner’s initial list of Hollywood “reds” to be dragged before the House Committee on Un-American Activities (HUAC). Although this development would allow Endore to keep working in Hollywood for the next four years, his comments to the New York Times expressed mixed...

... for abortion rights, she brought her activism most notably to her chosen field of literature. Her objective was to use feminist analysis as a tool for political change. As she stated shortly afterwards in a much-quoted comment, “I am not terribly interested in whether...

... commentators, from journalists to academics, had pointed to Strauss as a major influence on neo-conservatives in Washington, and some had even identified him as the intellectual godfather of the Bush administration’s policy in Iraq. If we listen to those critics who trace Bush’s attempts to spread...

... complete works—A Sentimental Journey: Memoirs 1917-1922 (1970), Zoo, or Letters Not about Love (1971), and Third Factory (1977)—which were billed at the time as experimental novels. In retrospect, they might be better described as generic hybrids, which include important comments on art...