Political Paralysis


Writings in TheScreamOnline:

Silence

A Small Miracle

The Illusion of Protection:
Two Travelers Speak of Home

Yearning for Melvin Douglas:
A Toast to the Suave Man

Mel Gibson’s The Passion
An Appeal for Tolerance

A review of Jane Eyre

The First of the Month

The Terrible Beauty of Pope John Paul II



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Bora
"I remember grass-green cords of goose poop paving every pathway...
But most of all I remember Bora,
and how I've never been afraid to grow old..."

Humanizing Hitler? Oliver Hirschbiegel's "Downfall."

Earned Beauty: Lives of Others

The Necessity of "Bieganski":
A Shamed and Horrified World Seeks a Scapegoat

No Opportunity for Song:
A Slovak Immigrant's Silencing Analyzed through Her Pronoun Choice

The Women of Darfur

Leaving Poland, Summer, 1989:
A Letter Written to Friends, Stored, and Reread in 2005
(posted Mar. 28, 2006)

Homosexuality and The Bible

The Slav v. The Slave — Two Literal Fools Speak — Truth to Power
A Comparison of Subversive Narrative Strategies in "Aesop without Morals"
and Jaroslav Hasek's "The Good Soldier Svejk."

Reflections on Reflection in Adam Mickiewicz and Wallace Stevens

American Film: A Woman's Place?

The Shroud of Turin
The Shroud of Turin???

Letter from a Catholic Who Cannot Work at Your School

"She Was One of Us"
Princess Diana, Her Public, Misogyny, and The Press

Ecology and Spirituality: No Separation:
Interviews with Scholars and Activists

Frank Sinatra: An Immigrant's Soul, a Nation's Voice

The Bohunk in American Cinema

Golem as Gentile, Golem as Sabra

Waking Up Less than Whole:
The Female Perpetrator in Male Victim Kidney Theft Legends

Bite Marx, or, Cross-Class Lust

Mark Furman

As Good As It Gets

Deconstructing Harry

Hold On: Letter to a New American

Riot

"Speak Your Mind" series
Broadcast via WFIU, Bloomington, Indiana

Islam and Terror

George W. Bush – A Disaster for Our Country

"Political Paralysis" in Paul Loeb's
The Impossible Will Take a Little While

Annotated Bibliography on the Folk Art and Folk Architecture
of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Ukraine, and Hungary

Amazon.com reviews

2 reviews from The Sarmatian Review:

Regions of the Great Heresy

After the Holocaust:
Polish-Jewish Conflict in the Wake of World War II

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Love Me More: An Addict's Diary



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