Category Archives: Mythologies

Coverup: Two Examples of Censorship, Then and Now

Posted on December 17, 2012 by

Censorship, which is supposed to conceal, has the habit of doing just the opposite: To censor is to cover up, and covering up is conspicuous. Here are two cases in point that I recently stumbled upon: (1) I’ve been lucky … Continue reading →

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What is a Redactor?

Posted on June 26, 2012 by

We are often told that a good scholar has to consistently and continually question the validity of his/her basic assumptions. The problem is that many times an assumption is so inherent to our thinking, that it is easy to mistake … Continue reading →

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