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Freelance writer, editor, historian: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography pre-1800 associate research editor, Doctor Who Magazine. Former Alzheimer's carer. Ex-History of Parliament, also writes about North-East England and Oxford as well as television.
👤 Joined on 04 septembre 2023
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Not to mention the "By Steven Volk" credit in the opening titles 👀 #Ghostwatch
Show PostDerrida link press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/bo...
Show PostLike it or not this is arguably the most substantive thing a UK politician has said / done in ten years. Politics is back, baby. Park the savvy takes. There’s something of the wolf about Mr Burnham and that maybe no bad thing.
Show Post…And these fables are representations of societal power dynamics — the child always lies, the wolf always eats the lamb etc etc etc. This is all affabulation.
Show PostAnyway. One of his central points is that knowledge / knowing is inextricably tied to fable. Accordingly, he can ask (I paraphrase) — what if everything we know (eg politics eg even what we’re taught) is the expression of some sort of fable…
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