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Category Archives: F. Roger Devlin
F. Roger Devlin Interview (6-21-21)
I first interviewed Roger Devlin in 2015 (MP3). Out of everyone I’ve interviewed in my life, I don’t recall feeling as intimidated as I did when calling Mr. Devlin in August of 2015. Here is a partial transcript of the … Continue reading
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Hitler Laughing: Comedy in the Third Reich (6-21-21)
00:00 Cultural historian William Grange 01:00 Alexander Technique 03:00 My 2007 interview with William Grange 07:00 Aging and cognitive power 09:30 Writers block 12:00 American identity 15:00 African-American identity 20:00 The civil rights revolution 22:00 American theater and American identity … Continue reading
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Sexual Utopia In Power
Soundcloud MP3. Sexual Utopia In Power by Roger Devlin: The attempt to realize a sexual utopia for women was doomed to failure before it began. Women’s wishes aim at the impossible, conflict with one another, and change unpredictably. Hence, any … Continue reading
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Sexual Utopia in Power: The Feminist Revolt Against Civilization by F. Roger Devlin
I call F. Roger Devlin at noon Friday, August 28, 2015, to discuss his new book (MP3. (Update: My June 21, 2021 interview is here.) Here is a partial transcript of my interview today: Roger: “I’ve discovered an age gap … Continue reading
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FROM SEXUAL ANARCHY TO SEXUAL TERROR
F. Roger Devlin writes: It is a cliché of political philosophy that the less self-restraint citizens are able to exercise, the more they must be constrained from without. The practical necessity of such a trade-off can be seen in such … Continue reading
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F. Roger Devlin Critiques Wendy Shalit’s Books
Roger Devlin writes: Shalit is, of course, emphatic on a man’s lack of all sexual rights before the wedding. Referring to a girl whose boyfriend began “pressuring” her for sex after eight months of courtship, her assessment is: “If he’s … Continue reading
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