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Les Miserables: Manifold Tensions

Part one, book eight, chapter two - Between Fantine, Madeliene, and the reader a braid of tensions arise that must find resolution
Les Miserables: Madeleine's White Hair

Part one, book eight, chapter one - The radical transformation of Madeleine's hair as a result of the stress and trauma surrounding his crisis of identity
Les Miserables: Madeleine Confesses He Is Jean Valjean

Part one, book seven, chapter eleven - In the courtroom with all eyes on him Madeliene tells his tale in brief
Les Miserables: Sister Simplice

Part one, book seven, chapter one - In which Hugo seems to think it very important that we know Sister Simplice would NEVER TELL A LIE.
How Propaganda Works: Is Propaganda Inherently Insincere? Not Always!

Thoughts from Jason Stanley's book "How Propaganda Works" on refuting what Stanley calls the insincerity condition.
How Propaganda Works: Is Propaganda Inherently False? Not Always!

Thoughts from Jason Stanley's book "How Propaganda Works" on refuting what Stanley calls the falsity condition.
How Propaganda Works: Is Propaganda Inherently False and Insincere?

Thoughts from Jason Stanley's book "How Propaganda Works" on propaganda and it's relationship to truth and sincerity.

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