The American philosopher, a lover of European cities, speaks of the dilemma of how to be a tourist without harming the environment or causing damage to local communities.
Alex Byrne's review of Butler's new book is VERY enlightening. Butler’s dishonest habit of misquoting and misinterpreting sources is laid bare. If clear writing is the result of clear thinking, what does this tell us about Butler? Maybe the fact that Ole' Judith thinks Foucault could do no wrong is all we ever needed to know?
Alex Byrne's review of Butler's new book is VERY enlightening. Butler’s dishonest habit of misquoting and misinterpreting sources is laid bare. If clear writing is the result of clear thinking, what does this tell us about Butler? Maybe the fact that Ole' Judith thinks Foucault could do no wrong is all we ever needed to know?