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6·8 days agoHezbollah has political allies (including christians) which together amount(ed) to a majority.
And it’s not Hamas which holds elections, but rather the Palestinian authority, presided by the leader of Fatah (opponent of Hamas) who has been impeding elections since 2006 because his party is losing popularity.
Edit: I do not mean to offend anyone but I beg you (anyone reading this) please be more aware about what you write and say, especially if you haven’t looked into the issue in depth.
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I heard once that chicken tastes blander than it used to, hence the need for more seasoning.
So for how long could they have been doing it?
I don’t think either depiction is accurate, especially when he depicted Judaism and Christianity as “slave” religions. He was more describing the situation of the modern Man.
I just began Homo Juridicus by Alain Supiot. I’m still trying to grasp it, but I think it describes how the ‘legal man’ (homo juridicus) grasps the universe of signs through a specific set of legal (occidental) conceptions. It also references the philosophy of language.
My experience with him is unusual since the only thing I read of his works was his treatise on writing, a sort of memoir in which he recounts his experience with writing and work ethic.
I’ve been using their service for two years now. It’s open source and encrypted, and the upload speeds exponentially improved.
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Ottoman Turkish, although the geographical terms and country names wouldn’t have differed much.
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Musical theme: Kahlil Gibran wrote an eloquent essay on music, though good luck finding it.
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Outside your comfort zone: Capitalism as Civilisation by Ntina Tzouvala, a theoretical work which examines how western legal scholars categorized non-western polities based on a racist standard of civilisation and justified colonising them.
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Book from a different cultural background: the Cairo Trilogy by the Egyptian author Naguib Mahfouz, a chronicle of a wealthy family witnessing the instability of the 1930s in British-occupied Egypt.
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3·7 months agoOK, I will think about it. Thanks.
I never bothered with the social aspect of book platforms, so I use an offline tracker. Do you recommend me creating one?
1·9 months agoI’m not fond of series because I usually can’t commit to them, but I can guarantee you that this one is worth a watch.
I’m joining the war on cancer… On the side of cancer!
That but also whitewashing billionaires.
It is important not to estrange the people, no matter how deluded they are. This is a product of the hegemonic order.