Being the Perfect Feminist
Michelle remembers reading Eve Sedgwick. She discusses the “erotic triangle” in Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the pressure to be the perfect feminist today.
Michelle remembers reading Eve Sedgwick. She discusses the “erotic triangle” in Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the pressure to be the perfect feminist today.
A look at a BitTorrent ruling in Sweden.
Libraries all over the world each have their own individual qualities and sadly, we only got to hint at a couple of them in our library quiz, but please find the answers revealed and don’t forget to show love for your local library.
A look at The Beatles in the late 60’s.
In the spirit of Library Week 2009, OUP is challenging readers to identify that library with a quiz that provides clues to some of the most intriguing libraries around the world. Test your library knowledge.
What Rebecca has been reading.
Maura Smale she shares her love for libraries with OUP.
David Sugden explains technology’s impact on the gray and black markets.
The podictionary word of the week is “internet”.
Justin takes on a music video tour.
In honor of National Library Week 2009, OUP staffers discuss the first time they fell in love, with libraries that is.
Anatoly muses on the origins of the words ‘peace’ and ‘war.’
Owen Davies chooses his Top 10 grimoires.
Chris Smith wonders why humans obsess over lists.
Martin Maw, an Archivist at Oxford University Press, UK; discusses how he was completely charmed by libraries at a young age.
A warning to be careful online.