Notes in a Bottle:
Altered Social & Interpersonal Expectations
Notes in a Bottle:
Altered Social & Interpersonal Expectations
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Is the Problem That We Compete?
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Post-Glasnost Tips for Former East Bloc Citizens: Women's Labor and Child Rearing
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Our mores are becoming more like those of aristocratic courtiers.
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Mallophobia
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Malls are places where big people get effectively slammed around by little people.
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Normally the threat of physical consequences tends to improve certain kinds of manners.
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Malls put people in a childlike, heedless state, by beckoning them to bliss out on the goods.
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Crime and Prestige A Cautionary Tale
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The inability of culture to keep up with change is behind
many contemporary problems.
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Media culture brings great uniformity to behavior, but
without any socially-enabling coherence.
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S*x is Still the Subject We Can't Discuss
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Perceptions of contradictory gender interests have evolved
into a major "fault line" in American politics.
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According to the prevailing iconography, it's column right
for men, column left for women.
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We've accepted a view that today's corporate social order embodies male interests and values--when it's often profoundly testosterone-hostile. |  |
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