 | Enkidu (39)
10/18/2004 | One of my favorite contemporary culture critics... my only complaint is I have no idea where she is gone: I haven't seen a new Paglia title for a while now. She writes with a writhing, in-your-face, take-no-prisoners style which is so much fun to read you will find her hard to put down--I read most of Vamps and Tramps standing in the bookstore aisle.
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 | fin_rave (0)
10/18/2004 | Great writer, extremely witty...I wonder though if Drew Barrymore is more than a little 'creeped out' by Paglia's crush on her, esp. as Paglia has described herself as aging in a Keith Richards-type manner.
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 | Underspin (25)
08/15/2003 | I believe reading Paglia is especially vital to contemporary college students, particularly social sciences and humanities majors, in order to balance the politically correct thought reform they all-too-often recieve throughout much of their higher education. Through the use of irony, wit, esoteric history, anthropology, psychology, classic literatuture, pop-culture, sarcasm, common sense, reason and unflinching grounded principles, she challenges the trite, cliched, superficial intellectual assumptions of today's academic and cultural elites. Her highly unique, challenging, abrasive, in-depth analysis will set your mind ablaze, altering your perceptions beyond previous recognition.
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