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Camille Paglia assesses the state of today’s feminism
- 3579052795 11y agoThis interview seems to be full of anti-feminist dog whistles and mainly purposed to shore the base/get views on a platform that doesn't reach a mainstream audience. Paglia herself is a bit of a fringe author, certainly not an authority on feminism (as if anyone could be considered and authority on such a broad movement). Tread carefully here - this article is not written in good faith.
- exo762 11y ago> Tread carefully here - this article is not written in good faith. What does this even mean? Good faith in what? Feminism? Or maybe you mean that "she does not really mean what she is saying, she is merely trolling us"?
- taejo 11y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_faith https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_faith The latter.
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- twic 11y agoSpiked tends to try to provoke debate, rather than dispense wisdom. As such, the articles its editors commission will sail closer to trolling than those in some other publications.
- lazzlazzlazz 11y agoIf you're familiar with Paglia, she is not only writing this "in good faith", but she is certainly an authority on feminism - if such a thing exists.
- stefantalpalaru 11y agoAppeal to authority has failed you. This article calls for the use of reason.
- lolc 11y agoWhat a refreshing read. I particularly liked the closing paragraph. She knows how to put things into perspective.