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Power of the narrative: distributing the sensible

Posted on January 23, 2011 by Dave

Call it the hidden hand.When the narrative breaks down the ability to pull classic trump hands from the pile. This means of depicting the other as something suspicious; like turning over a rock with a stick and seeing what living … Continue reading →

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happiness is a worn gun

Posted on January 22, 2011 by Dave

The Winchester mansion as a metaphor for America. Its a bizarre, strange, creepy, gothic style mansion built by Sarah Winchester, heiress to the gun fortune. It was apparently designed- strange rooms and peculiar staircases- to appease the wrath of dead … Continue reading →