Logan Robertson

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Zizek argues for a withdraw from knee-jerk outrage over perceived societal injustice and suggests making space for engaged thought about pressing issues of the day. Leveraging much of his attack against the western liberal state and its slavery to capitalist ideology, Zizek would have his reader engage in political and philosophical thought rather than engage in what is often the simple catharsis of liberal political demonstration and activism.

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Big Ideas/Small Books

By Slavoj Zizek

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Iron Sunrise

By Charles Stross

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Logan Robertson read 76 pages in The Children

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Logan Robertson read 30 pages in The Children

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The Children

By David Halberstam

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Logan Robertson read 202 pages in Old Man's War

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Logan Robertson read 44 pages in The Gypsy Morph

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Old Man's War

By John Scalzi

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Logan Robertson read 18 pages in Iron Sunrise

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Logan Robertson The Children

On Reverend James Lawson and his conception of nonviolence: "The great power was in the righteousness of their idea. That was at the heart of the Gandhian philosophy as he had mutated it to a concept of Christian nonviolence: The might of an idea whose time had come. (76)"

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