Patty Ingham
@patriciaingham.bsky.social
California girl, old school theory-headed feminist. Lover of words, baker of cakes, walker of Hildy, taker of naps. Reader of old books. Director, IU Institute for Advanced Study.
What a great thread! Thanks.
July 21, 2025 at 7:52 PM
What a great thread! Thanks.
Disagree, sort of! I think there are plenty of late-medieval instances that demonstrate the development of the two bodies sovereignty—as esp pertinent to British fantasies surrounding King Arthur. Just sayin’
June 5, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Disagree, sort of! I think there are plenty of late-medieval instances that demonstrate the development of the two bodies sovereignty—as esp pertinent to British fantasies surrounding King Arthur. Just sayin’
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A few more cronies for funsies:
Kushner: Harvard/NYU
Ramaswamy: Harvard/Yale
Thiel: Stanford
Sacks: U of Chicago/Stanford
Andreesen: U of Illinois
Bezos: Princeton
Zuckerberg: Harvard
Epshteyn: Georgetown/Swarthmore
Wiles: U of Maryland
Lutnick: Haverford
Patel: U of Richmond/Pace
Kushner: Harvard/NYU
Ramaswamy: Harvard/Yale
Thiel: Stanford
Sacks: U of Chicago/Stanford
Andreesen: U of Illinois
Bezos: Princeton
Zuckerberg: Harvard
Epshteyn: Georgetown/Swarthmore
Wiles: U of Maryland
Lutnick: Haverford
Patel: U of Richmond/Pace
May 23, 2025 at 8:02 PM
A few more cronies for funsies:
Kushner: Harvard/NYU
Ramaswamy: Harvard/Yale
Thiel: Stanford
Sacks: U of Chicago/Stanford
Andreesen: U of Illinois
Bezos: Princeton
Zuckerberg: Harvard
Epshteyn: Georgetown/Swarthmore
Wiles: U of Maryland
Lutnick: Haverford
Patel: U of Richmond/Pace
Kushner: Harvard/NYU
Ramaswamy: Harvard/Yale
Thiel: Stanford
Sacks: U of Chicago/Stanford
Andreesen: U of Illinois
Bezos: Princeton
Zuckerberg: Harvard
Epshteyn: Georgetown/Swarthmore
Wiles: U of Maryland
Lutnick: Haverford
Patel: U of Richmond/Pace
And I am sorry this has to you!
April 17, 2025 at 6:14 PM
And I am sorry this has to you!
This is, in key ways, the story of my life. I realize I may not be the clearest prose stylist, but people regularly cite my books and either AVOID the argument entirely, or get it backward. It's super frustrating.
April 17, 2025 at 3:35 PM
This is, in key ways, the story of my life. I realize I may not be the clearest prose stylist, but people regularly cite my books and either AVOID the argument entirely, or get it backward. It's super frustrating.
I've actually been thinking this a lot lately. Thanks for passing on the article.
April 13, 2025 at 4:51 PM
I've actually been thinking this a lot lately. Thanks for passing on the article.