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The Monday Morning Memo

 

“The thing about the systematic reduction of a woman down to her parts is that she doesn’t always know it’s happening while it’s going on. Just one day she wakes up and realizes that all she was

was a face,
a line of cleavage,
two legs,
a couple of hands,
the swivel of her pelvis,
the swell of her breast.

We were just the disembodied parts in the display cases.”

– Taffy Brodesser-Akner,
The New York Times, April 23, 2019

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“Her topic was the lifelong subject of people like Joseph Campbell, author of The Masks of God and The Hero with a Thousand Faces. ‘How,’ people like Campbell asked, ‘do human beings put into words their ideas about the meaning of human life? How do they convey through art and religion (and for Landau, through science) their beliefs about the significance of human life?’ They do it partly by investing in certain transcultural stories, like the one about the adventures of a culture hero, which, after a period of trial and hardship, always ends in triumph.”

- Barry Lopez, Horizons, (2019) p. 323

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