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Finite Demands, the Toronto TA Strike, and Critical Theory

by Tenzan Eaghll * Photo by Ian Brown It has been two weeks now since 1000 members of Cupe 3902, the union representing University of Toronto graduate students, decisively rejected a motion to send a tentative agreement reached on February … Continue reading

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Thus Spake Hercules: On Atheism and the Uses of Critical Theory

  by Matt Sheedy In a Raw Story article from this past Wednesday, entitled “Kevin Sorbo: Atheists are angry because they secretly know God exists and is judging them,” Scott Kaufman discusses a recent interview with the actor best known … Continue reading

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Teaching Critical Theory Requires No Name

by Dennis LoRusso * This post originally appeared on the Practicum: Critical Theory, Religion, and Pedagogy blog. I must admit that in all of my years of as a student, I never once heard a professor utter the phrase “critical … Continue reading

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