Where the silence gives room to the thoughts that would otherwise drown in the noise of outside life
Showing posts with label autonomy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autonomy. Show all posts
14 June 2015
”Mi lascia in pace, per favore”: la città di Roma
Labels:
autonomy,
civilisation,
discrimination,
domestic violence,
exclusionary practices,
freedom,
gender norms,
harassment,
human rights,
Italiano,
Italy,
patronising,
public space,
society,
symbolic violence,
violence
17 February 2013
Jolene, If He Wants to Go, You May Keep My Man
When
talking intimate relationships, all sorts of stuff is relevant; who,
what, how, when, is it even the right person? And much prose and
music has been made about just about every aspect of all of this mess
(no, really, it can be a mess, I'm sure you agree). One thing to
worry about, or that people worry about whether they ought to or not,
is: will that special someone stick around? Will somebody come and
whisk away your someone?
Labels:
autonomy,
Beatles,
children's songs,
English,
gender relations,
Jolene,
love,
male sexuality,
monogamy,
music,
patronising,
people as property,
relationships,
sex,
sexuality,
songs
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