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Old 02.06.2015, 09:52 AM   #3791
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Originally Posted by schizophrenicroom
women in soviet society. academic text about Soviet socialist policies and the impact on social roles for women. one of my pet passions so I'm super stoked to read

funny coincidence, this movie i watched last night, IDA, shows one of those women in those new social roles in poland in the early 60s-- she was a state prosecutor in the 50s and then (at the time of the movie) a judge. sharp contrast to the mad men era in the land of the free.

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Originally Posted by demonrail666
 


Arthur Machen, The Great God Pan

British precursor to Lovecraft and the whole 'weird' genre. Anyone who likes Call of Cthulhu will love this.

i've never liked lovecraft but i'll check that out regardless-- though i've been a fan of poe since i was about 12.

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