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Steelman or Strawman? Carrie Gress’s Something Wicked

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By Angela Franks
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Carrie Gress’s newest book, Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can’t Be Fused with Christianity, has a noble ambition: to criticize contemporary sex-positive and abortion-promoting feminism. Such viewpoints, Gress asserts, belittle motherhood, encourage women to ape men (and their worst tendencies at that), and promote the lie that career advancement is a preferred replacement to loving relationships. If only the book had stopped there.
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Liquid Selves, Empty Selves: A Q&A with Angela Franks

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By Serena Sigillito, Angela Franks
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In this month’s Q&A, contributing editor Serena Sigillito interviews Dr. Angela Franks about her new book, Body and Identity: A History of the Empty Self. Serena Sigillito: I’ve just finished reading your fascinating new book. Can you give PD readers a brief description of the argument you make there? Angela Franks: Sure. I argue that our concern with the body is usually a smokescreen for deeper questions about identity.
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A Deep Dive into Liquid Modernity – Brenda M. Hafera

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By Angela Franks, Brenda Hafera
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Angela Franks’s Body and Identity: A History of the Empty Self illuminates how our culture came to be unrecognizable to so many. As she tells it, the changes came about gradually and then all at once. It is a careful and vast intellectual history, engaging notable thinkers like Aristotle, Augustine, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, but also novelists like Jane Austen and C. S. Lewis, to explain the observable contemporary incoherence surrounding the self, the body, and identity.
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