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Here are things I've recently read online:
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Bring Me My Stick, O Snakes Unfold: Paul Grist, Superhero Comics, and Britain - The Gutter Review
RT @TheGutterReview: "People can be a bit off-kilter [..] but they’re still people – even if they’re a bunch of snakes in a trenchcoat" Charles EP Murphy (@cepmurphy) tells us about the superhero comics of Paul Grist and what they reveal about the British national character!
from: thegutterreview.com
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the way things go | the m john harrison blog
RT @mjohnharrison: post's here
from: ambientehotel.wordpress.com
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(400) https://twitter.com/drjonathanrosa/status/1569824265842851840
‘Academic language’ is an ideological concept which is normalised in England’s schools, often presented as a checklist of definable, concrete linguistic features. But this framing legitimises language policing, targeting people perceived to be displaying ‘non-academic’ features.
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(400) https://twitter.com/TheNuminous1/status/1569696181126578181/photo/1
I just got admonished by another assistant for handing a senior exec manila file folders when it apparently wasn't my place to do so because that's her job, not mine. I've wasted my life on day jobs and will have nothing to show for it when I die. That's it, that's the tweet.
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(400) https://twitter.com/SaulStaniforth/status/1569576866071068673/video/1
Barrister Paul Powesland is a fantastic model for making your point powerfully and persuasively. He tells GMB that after the last week he is a republican. Really worth watching.
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(400) https://twitter.com/zei_squirrel/status/1368956539902566409/video/1
that time Piers Morgan had on someone he thought would be an easy target to berate live on air, but instead he got utterly destroyed and humiliated by him. "You look like honey-glazed gammon." lmao
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(400) https://twitter.com/MrBenSellers/status/1568515841922138112/photo/1
[thread] Cultural hegemony is a concept developed by Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci. It describes how the state and ruling capitalist class use cultural institutions (soft power) to maintain their grip in capitalist societies. (1/3)
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(400) https://twitter.com/LairdBarron/status/1567510403533373440/photo/1
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from: lairdbarron.wordpress.com
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(400) https://twitter.com/Weird_Friction/status/1567091077856763905/photo/1
My new lunch break at work book. I actually haven't read this one yet.
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