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Were classical statues painted horribly? - Works in Progress Magazine
Ralph S. Weir
Substack·2025
Many claim that modern viewers dislike painted reconstructions of Greek and Roman statues because our taste differs from theirs.
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View paper →The problem isn’t that the women are unattractive.
Devon
Substack·2025
Misogyny masquerading as social critique.
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View paper →Substack isn't solving anti-intellectualism
Freya
Substack·2025
Complaints and recommendations
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View paper →Pitting People Against Each Other
Waheed Hussain
Philosophy & Public Affairs·2020·35 citations
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View paper →A Love Letter to the Girls Who Die First in Horror Films - Electric Literature
Jess Zimmerman
Electric Literature·2019
The girl who lives in fear might just survive—but is that enough?
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View paper →I want to do everything, so I do nothing
Luisa
Substack·2024
On midnight anxieties and career paths
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View paper →You might just have to be bored
kate lindsay
Substack·2025
Or: How to fix an attention span.
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View paper →literally just do things
Erifili Gounari
Substack·2025
there will never be a perfect time
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View paper →Watch out for the little nazi man that all of us have inside: The mobilization and demobilization of women in militarized Chile
Ximena Bunster
Women's Studies International Forum·1988·13 citations
No abstract available
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View paper →The Meaning of Markets
Brookes Brown
The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics·2022·2 citations
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View paper →Extending a Theory of Slow Technology for Design through Artifact Analysis
William Odom, Erik Stolterman, Amy Yo Sue Chen
Human–Computer Interaction·2021·30 citations
No abstract available
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View paper →Fatal Business Planning Assumptions
Cole Ehmke
Purdue Extension·2025
What is a disaster? The dictionary says it’s “an event resulting in great loss and misfortune.” For business owners, the translation is “an event that affects the ability of a company to survive.” If you are developing plans for a new venture, then you are making assumptions about how your venture will operate because you do not yet have absolutely accurate information. Your assumptions might be about how many customers you will have, what price you’ll pay for your raw materials, how many people you’ll need to hire, and so on. You may even be developing a formal, written business plan to help you think objectively and comprehensively about what you want to do and how you’ll accomplish it. However, even a formal plan will be full of assumptions you make about things you don’t know. When starting a new venture, you can lose significant amounts of time and capital before realizing your assumptions were flawed from the start or by forgetting that assumptions are assumptions, both recipes for disaster. Here are 10 dangerous business assumptions often made by entrepreneurs. Being aware of them will help you avoid some common—and dangerous—mistakes.
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