Monday, December 05, 2016
word for the day, a portmanteau, frenemesis,
Indeed, I’ve been rewatching the original series at the same time as the revival has come out, and I’ve found myself much more interested in the bad things about the seeming-heroes of the series and the good things about the seeming-villains. Here, for instance, is the positive case for Paris Geller, Rory’s frenemesis, and here is the case for grandmother Emily Gilmore as the real hero of the show.
That's Will Baude at Volokh.com. baudewatcher bonus:
Indeed, I’ve been rewatching the original series at the same time as the revival has come out, and I’ve found myself much more interested in the bad things about the seeming-heroes of the series and the good things about the seeming-villains. Here, for instance, is the positive case for Paris Geller, Rory’s frenemesis, and here is the case for grandmother Emily Gilmore as the real hero of the show.
That's Will Baude at Volokh.com. baudewatcher bonus:
- Jacob T. Levy, “Authoritarianism and Post-Truth Politics”
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