Dear Abby: My father is a businessman who travels. Each time he returns from one of his trips, his shoes and trousers are covered with blood—but he never forgets to bring me a nice present. Should I say something? Signed, America. — Tony Hoagland
. . . the complex institutional and dogmatic edifice which sustains every particular religion is dismissed as a contingent secondary coating of this core. The reason for this shift of accent from reli… — Slavoj Zizek
Dear Abby: My father is a businessman who travels. Each time he returns from one of his trips, his shoes and trousers are covered with blood—but he never forgets to bring me a nice present. Should I say something? Signed, America. — Tony Hoagland
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